Top Things to do In City of Los Angeles 2022

"It's really great, it's worth walking around slowly all day. The Lily pond next to the desert park is so beautiful, many art students are sketching from life. The indoor botanical garden is also very good, entertaining and entertaining. Unfortunately, the roses in the rose garden did not bloom."

"The Nixon Library, Museum and Childhood House is a beautiful complex, located in Yorba Linda, and was rebuilt on the original site of the old house. The helicopters Nixon boarded during his administration were also publicly displayed. The video of the tour center first shows the Watergate scandal, an event that cannot be whitewashed, and then his achievements, such as the history of China opening its doors to the West. These achievements shouldn't be obliterated by a mistake in judgment, right? All displays are perfectly displayed through easy-to-understand text introductions and a large number of pictures and images. This experience allowed me to re-recognize and understand this great man and his family. At the same time, it deepened the respect in my heart!"

"The Los Angeles Central Library is indeed a paradise for book lovers. There is no ordinary library, a large collection of books is housed in a magnificent 1926 architectural masterpiece. The appearance of Art Deco and its decorative sculptures are great (be sure to look up at eye level). Also, how many libraries have short story vending machines (cool and free) and gift shops. This is truly an experience not to be missed. Don't arrange your time too tightly, because the indoor artworks, the endless rooms are filled with amazing books, and the rotunda will fascinate you. My favorite is the children's reading room."

"This is one of the most gorgeous art deco gems in the city and I am happy to attend the Open Day event that is held only once a year! I loved that I was able to explore the entire building from the first floor to the fifth floor and had plenty of opportunities for great photos as the building was very photogenic from top to bottom. Apart from the expected art deco, there was a great amount of visual style displayed. For example, one room looks like something designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, while the other is similar to the international style of modernism, with some rooms on the second floor with neoclassical/rococo themes and rooms on the fifth floor with southwesterly winds. All in all, the building is a paradise of pure candy and photographers. Southwest Law School did an excellent job of protecting this gem and definitely could do this if you get the chance to visit as the tickets sold out quickly!"

"The Children's District is not your typical library. It is full of swing and beanbag chairs, corners to climb in and read, no adults say "shh". In addition to the selection of books, they offer CD and puppet checkout. The children's side connects the two spaces through a huge aquarium, thus joining the Adult Library. There are many books and movies available for rent on the adult side. The hotel also has a gift shop and snack bar. Also, there is an outdoor terrace where you can read and relax. Great library in great city!"

"This is a lovely community library. It not only has books. There is a huge fish tank and a delightful gift shop. They have a spacious children's area with a wealth of collectibles and puppets to check out. The library sponsors community lectures, concerts, book clubs, children's and youth events. Something always happens. It is adjacent to one of the main parks in the Conejo Valley."

"From the outside, the library is huge, but from the inside, it is bigger. I've never been here in the future, and the first impression it gave me exceeded my expectations. After seeing so many kinds of books, I really want to read them carefully, which can explain the problem because books are not very popular in this era."

"The Los Angeles Central Library is a very worth seeing building in downtown Los Angeles. This building draws inspiration from several different architectural styles-Art Deco, Ancient Egypt and Mediterranean Revival styles. There are beautiful murals in the central atrium there, so if you just want to see there, you can walk around quickly. Or, you deliberately choose to take a guide to walk slowly."