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SEE<br />
THE LAST BOOKSTORE // lastbookstorela.com<br />
As the name reveals, this is one of the last true bookstores<br />
in America. The smell of leather and vinyl envelop you as<br />
you enter and continue to permeate long after you leave.<br />
Hidden surprises like the curved tunnel of books or a floating<br />
typewriter await you through the labyrinth of hallways in<br />
this 22,000 sq. ft. space. Whether you are a devout book<br />
worm or just love to soak up the intricacies of each city you<br />
encounter, this is a vital piece of the fabric that is Los Angeles.<br />
OUE SKYSPACE // oue-skyspace.com<br />
Take a detour down memory lane and learn how Los Angeles<br />
has been home to some of the most iconic TV shows and<br />
films via the interactive technology at the top of Skyspace.<br />
Once you’ve soaked up the stunning panoramic LA views,<br />
it’s time to make your own memories. Take a ride down<br />
the Skyslide, a 45-foot, glass enclosed slide landing on the<br />
exterior of the US Bank building. Whether you call this a<br />
bucket list visit or touristy, you’ll be glad you experienced it.<br />
OLVERA STREET // olvera-street.com<br />
Famed as LA’s “first street” this unique market immediately<br />
resonates the history and influence Mexican culture has<br />
within this city. Slowly stroll the vendor lined streets in<br />
search of genuine leather goods, original Mexican folk<br />
art and ceramics all while inhaling the intoxicating smells<br />
of sweet cinnamon churros and homemade tortillas. This<br />
isn’t an experience you will find in most guidebooks, but<br />
one that is deeply representative of the City of Angels.<br />
THE BROAD // thebroad.org<br />
Whether you are an art lover or an architecture enthusiast,<br />
the BROAD is a site to see even without stepping foot inside.<br />
You will want to step foot inside however to see over 2,000<br />
works of art contained in this 120,000 sq ft space. Rotating<br />
exhibits come and go, but guys like Andy Warhol, Roy<br />
Lichtenstein and Cy Twombly are always around. Book your<br />
tickets in advance to avoid the longer lines. Ensure you give<br />
yourself plenty of time to stare, reflect and do some browsing<br />
in The Shop before grabbing a sip at neighboring Otium.<br />
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