Adamson House Embark on a journey to the Adamson House in Malibu, a captivating historical landmark that promises an unforgettable experience. This architectural marvel, renowned for its exquisite Spanish Colonial Revival style and exceptional Malibu Potteries tilework, offers a unique window into California’s rich cultural and artistic heritage. Nestled against the stunning backdrop of Malibu’s…
The Korean Bell of Friendship, nestled in San Pedro, California, stands as a majestic symbol of friendship and cultural exchange between South Korea and the United States. Gifted by South Korea in 1976 to commemorate the American Bicentennial, this massive and intricately decorated bell is housed in an equally stunning pavilion, reflecting traditional Korean architectural…
There’s a replica of the Egyptian Abu Simbel Temple in Chino Hills. Located off the 71 freeway in the Commons Shopping Center parking lot with BJ’s Brewhouse, Lucille’s BBQ, and Hobby Lobby, the 5,945 sqft building was originally built in 2019 to house the restaurant, Farou Foods.
Baps Shri Swaminarayan Mandir located in Chino Hills, California is the fifth traditional Hindu temple in North America. Constructed of hand-carved pink sandstone from Rajasthan, India and white marble from Italy, the place of worship converges with Highway 71 South offering a peek of its grandeur. It’s a jaw-dropping architectural gem and cultural experience worth adding to your Los Angeles bucket list.
Stimson House is a Richardsonian Romanesque mansion located in downtown Los Angeles on Figueroa Street. Oddly across the street from Dirt Dog, Popeye’s, and 7-Eleven, the home is the only remaining mansion from Millionaire’s Row.
Jerome C. Daniel Overlook is a scenic viewpoint along Mulholland Drive in Hollywood. In the petite parking lot, you can see the Hollywood Bowl, downtown Los Angeles, the Griffith Observatory, the Hollywood Sign, and the Santa Monica Mountains.