Top Things to do In Malibu 2021

"beautiful for a cemetery..the above ground mausoleums are really impressive.. if i was a Pierce... would certainly claim the cemetery and maybe not so much so..the college..."

"There is an exhibit that invites you to “discover what it’s like to be stuck in tar!” That pretty much sums up this amazing place: fascinating and horrifying. You definitely feel for the mammoth‘s they got stuck in oil and then ripped apart by predators but without their sacrifice we would know far less about the Ice Age."

"Awesome atmosphere that can't be explained until you see it for yourself! Such a fun place you must see, and find your favorite idol's star to get a pic with."

"Yes, you may need to have a sense of morbid curiosity to actually come here, but you will be glad that you did. It's not an overly large cemetery, but they have definitely filled it up quite a bit. You can find a lot of nice looking tombstones and crypts, as well as those from some well known people."

"It’s hard to believe that this is the place where Los Angeles started many years ago. I have a good feeling about this place. Many stalls selling things and drinks have been renovated. The food stores and toilets are very clean. I could have stayed here for a while. Time, but we are on the way to Los Angeles International Airport through the farmers market."

"As far as vacation is concerned, there is no better way than driving or walking in Sugar Cane Alley. If you want to come this month, it is better to avoid the traffic rush and enter a relatively secluded road. If you are coming by car, remember to turn on the lights and make sure your foot is on the brake. If you come on foot, remember to bring a cup of hot chocolate, dress warmly, and photograph these beautiful decorations."

"If you don't know what you are looking at, you may not enjoy staying here. A little disappointed house mostly has a huge DWR ad but it was cool to be able to sit on furniture. The house is privately owned by family rather than the foundation. I hope the house can be better during the repair process, and I hope to see the whole house return to "original" state one day ...... especially during the sunset tour."

"Very interesting site of the oldest extant residence in LA. There is a visitors video you can watch, see the outdoor kitchen and grape trellis, as well as the office and bedrooms of the home."

"The Benning Museum is a beautiful place. Each guest will donate $5 at the Visitor Center and they only accept cash, but it is a donation. I don't have cash with me, but they also let me in. The staff was very welcoming and the visitor centre was small with an informative film. We spent an hour here walking through the many rooms, carriages, old barns and a museum in the basement of the museum, and the guide gave us a detailed account of the importance of railway and sea transport to the expansion of Los Angeles. The guide who guided our tour often said the wrong thing but she was very friendly and happy."

"Santa Monica Beach in the passing years. The end of Route 66, the turning point of Route 1, which is famous in the world. The whole world wants to accompany you during the New Year, but you traveled through time and space to accompany me. By the sea, you are cold and beautiful; when you lift up your feet, palm trees recede diagonally on both sides. Riding the sea breeze, you come to accompany me, with waves and years under your feet, long hair fluttering, and countless coconut fruits. I will paint on the beach with willow branches made of wind and splash ink painted by rain: Dear May, Dear Debbie, Dear Monica We will gather at dusk, or tomorrow night Or the day after tomorrow, the day after tomorrow Midnight, screaming, the sound of the sea The ups and downs of tidal chants travel far on the beach If the bell in the field, the swing in the heart The hand of the wind lifts up the hair, plum blossoms on the face of the winter night The smell of spring, the clamor of the sea, trembling and suppressing But the sea flower is in the porcelain, dreaming, full of strange flowers everywhere Someone groaned, some walked, walked wild or sleepwalked too far, separated Riding a trail, fork in the road, falling on horseback The one who went forward stiffly could not hear the shout, and the blood dripped from the face Fog seeps into the room from the window and door gap"