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Work & live in LA for 40 years, now live in Bangkok. So I am quite biased. Not the most friendly of cities, but world class in every sense.

This place is a traffic nightmare, there is no good time to go anywhere, I really do not know how you can do that traffic everyday.

A beautiful if woefully crowded city. A rental car is a must as the attractions are spread out for miles in differing directions.

it's good city for shopping and have great time with friend or family . and it's easy to find cozy LA style Restaurants for relaxing .

I enjoyed it. everything been close or walking distance from Hotel. LA live and the Staples Centre, and Regal (Cinemas).

Great city, great people and wonderful food. This place has it all. I would highly recommend this as a stop off for a tour of the USA.

With an advanced transportation infrastructure, LA has become and exciting city where all cultures intersect.

You really need to stay at least 10 days to take in all the sights. Take a trip down to Long Beach and to Malibu.

LA is interesting city to explore. we went downtown, Chinatown, Little Tokyo, Korea town and of course Hollywood.

Very expensive city to travel, make sure have enough cash for tippings. Transportation is the main problem here, not every place can be accesible by metro.

It is big but it is a collection of people who are happy about where they live and are willing to share their city with visitors.

Cedars Sinai has saved our lives. It is the best attraction in the city. The traffic is unbearable , A total nightmare.

Unless you are a Hollywood Fan, otherwise, not exactly the best city to hang around as prices are typically on the upscale.

The Hop-On Hop-Off Bus tours were great. They took you to most of the main attractions around L.A. and we used them as our main transport around the City.

I recommend everyone must go and see Universal Studio. To safe your money. No need to take tourist bus.

Hollywood is hectic so 4 days was enough. Go to Santa Monica and Venice beach. Beautiful and culturally diverse.

I lived in Los Angeles from 1981 to 2008, so there isn't much about the city that is intimidating to me.

Malibu Beaches are a MUST SEE. Santa Monica Pier and shopping promenade is also amazing. Universal is great for everyone but you need one day at minimum.

Lots of things to do, if you're a first time at least spend 3-5 days to enjoy the city. highly recommended to rent a car

LA is the big city and very very busy city, There are many things you can do in this city for business, traveling, studying and you can go around the Hollywood.

California is blessed with great weather, beaches, mountains and loads of theme parks! Only thing about LA is that it is quite expensive, otherwise it is a great place!

There are a lot to see in LA because it's more than just downtown. The various beaches from Redondo, Long Beach, Venice, and Santa Monica are beautiful to visit beyond hop on hop off.

Although LA offers a lot of interesting sites to visit, it is quite expensive to go about from one place to another unless you are willing to take the bus or metro.

When one think of Los Angeles, Hollywood immediately comes to mind. However, the city seems rather run down in general compared to the glitzy outlook that one sees on TV.

Sunshine, sunny, fun people. Hollywood and universal are the must visit places in LA. Do visit the beaches and get some tan while enjoy the cold breeze.

Specifically Hollywood is fun, but can be a little superficial after 5 days. Plenty to do with the tours to famous homes, Madame Tussauds, Chinese & Dolby Theatres, Universal studios, not to mention shopping and a trip to Santa Monica Beach.

We were in California for 12 days. Drove up the PCH - most beautiful drive ever, San Francisco - liked the golden gate bridge and Alcatraz, rode a trolley car, Yosemite was terrific and Sequoia National Park is must see.

There are so many things to do in Los Angeles. Plan your places of visit, you may want to cluster the places of interest together to make full use of your trip there, because you may need to drive a long distance to get to another place.

Nothing much in LA comparing to ASIA and Europe, the only Unique things is Studio Tour in Universal Studio.

So much to see. You could spend two months here. Downtown is best for cheap mementos and shopping. Musts are: Downtown Art Deco buildings, Venice Beach, Santa Monica Beach, Griffith Observatory at sunset- you will see the twinkling lights of LA.