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Beverly Hills侏罗纪技术博物馆
9341 Venice Boulevard, Culver City, California 90232
侏罗纪技术博物馆位于美国加利福尼亚州洛杉矶市Palms区的威尼斯大道9341号，由大卫·希尔德布兰德·威尔逊和戴安娜·德雷克·威尔逊于1988年创立。虽然它自称为“一个致力于知识进步和公众对下侏罗纪欣赏的教育机构”，但“下侏罗纪”一词与博物馆的藏品的相关性并未解释，而“侏罗纪技术”同样没有定义。博物馆的藏品包括艺术、科学、民族志和历史物品的混合，以及一些无法分类的展品；这种多样性唤起了16世纪现代自然历史博物馆的前身——好奇心柜的印象。
Photo: Museum of Jurassic Technology (photo credit: Jennifer Bastian) / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)
West Hollywood瓦特尔斯庄园
1824 N Curson Avenue
瓦特尔斯庄园，正式名称为Jualita，是位于加利福尼亚州洛杉矶好莱坞地区的一处前庄园。该庄园为使命复兴风格，建于1907年，供富有的奥马哈银行家古尔登·瓦特尔斯作为冬季住所；庄园内有一个花园综合体。1968年出售给城市，成为瓦特尔斯花园公园，由休闲和公园部运营。
Photo: McGhiever / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Venice威尼斯运河
威尼斯运河历史区位于加利福尼亚州洛杉矶的威尼斯住宅区。该历史区因拥有人工湿地运河而闻名，这些运河由开发商阿博特·金尼于1905年建造，作为他美国威尼斯的一部分。金尼试图在洛杉矶县的海岸重现意大利威尼斯的外观和感觉。
Photo: Carol M. Highsmith / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)
- Griffith Park / Los FelizGriffith Park / Los Feliz
- Santa MonicaSanta Monica
Griffith Park / Los Feliz恩尼斯住宅
2607–2655 Glendower Avenue, Los Angeles, California
恩尼斯住宅位于美国加利福尼亚州洛杉矶的洛斯费利兹社区，地址为2607–2655 Glendower Avenue。由建筑师弗兰克·劳埃德·赖特以玛雅复兴风格为商人查尔斯·恩尼斯及其妻子梅布尔设计，建于1925年，坐落在洛斯费利兹的一座山顶上。这座房子是赖特在20世纪20年代为大洛杉矶设计的四座混凝土纺织块房屋中最大的，其他三座分别是La Miniatura、Storer House和Freeman House。
Photo: Mike Dillon / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)
- MalibuMalibu
弗雷德里克·R·韦斯曼艺术博物馆
有两个以弗雷德里克·R·韦斯曼命名的艺术博物馆：明尼阿波利斯的弗雷德里克·R·韦斯曼艺术博物馆，属于明尼苏达大学双城校区；加利福尼亚的弗雷德里克·R·韦斯曼艺术博物馆，属于佩珀代因大学。
Silver Lake / Echo Park- Beverly HillsBeverly Hills
Spadena House (The Witch's House)
516 N Walden Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
A storybook-style cottage built in 1921 as a movie set/office for Willat Studios in Culver City, then relocated to its current Beverly Hills residential lot in 1934. Its crooked roofline, warped windows, and overgrown garden give it a fairy-tale, almost sinister look that earned it the nickname 'The Witch's House.' It is a private residence listed on the Beverly Hills Register of Historic Properties and can only be viewed from the street.
Some information is currently available in English.
- DowntownDowntown
Bradbury Building
304 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Completed in 1893, this modest brick exterior conceals an extraordinary Victorian-era interior atrium of exposed cast-iron railings, open-cage elevators, and glazed brick walls illuminated by a skylight. Designed by draftsman George Wyman, it is the oldest commercial building still standing in downtown Los Angeles and a designated National Historic Landmark. It has appeared in numerous films, most famously Blade Runner, and its ground-floor lobby remains open to visitors during business hours.
Some information is currently available in English.
- KoreatownKoreatown
Chapman Plaza (Chapman Market)
3465 W 6th St, Los Angeles, CA 90020
Built in 1929, this Spanish Colonial Revival complex was one of the country's earliest drive-through marketplaces, allowing motorists to pull into a central courtyard ringed by shops. Its most recognizable feature is an ornate hexagonal pagoda-like tower at the corner of the property. Designated a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument, it has been restored and now houses restaurants and retail while retaining its original architectural character.
Some information is currently available in English.
- Long BeachLong Beach
Rancho Los Cerritos Historic Site
4600 Virginia Rd, Long Beach, CA 90807
This 1844 Monterey Colonial-style adobe ranch house was once the center of a sprawling cattle and sheep operation spanning over 27,000 acres of Rancho land. Preserved as a historic house museum and surrounded by period gardens, it offers a rare, intact look at 19th-century Californio and rancho-era life. The site is owned by the City of Long Beach and operates as a free public museum with docent-led tours.
Some information is currently available in English.
- MalibuMalibu
Point Dume Natural Preserve
Cliffside Dr, Malibu, CA 90265
A rocky headland jutting into the Pacific, this preserve protects coastal sage scrub habitat atop dramatic sandstone bluffs overlooking the ocean. A short trail leads to an overlook popular for whale watching in winter and views stretching from Point Vicente to the Santa Monica Mountains. Managed by California State Parks, it offers a quieter, more rugged alternative to Malibu's better-known beaches.
Some information is currently available in English.
- PasadenaPasadena
Colorado Street Bridge
Colorado Blvd at Arroyo Seco, Pasadena, CA 91105
Completed in 1913, this graceful Beaux-Arts concrete arch bridge spans the Arroyo Seco with a distinctive curved alignment and ornate lampposts. Once the main gateway into Pasadena and part of old Route 66, it earned the somber nickname 'Suicide Bridge' due to a history of jumps, particularly during the Great Depression, which led to the installation of protective railings. It remains an active roadway and pedestrian walkway, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Some information is currently available in English.
- Santa MonicaSanta Monica
Santa Monica Camera Obscura
1450 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Tucked inside the Santa Monica Senior Recreation Center in Palisades Park, this camera obscura uses a small rotating mirror and lens to project a live, real-time image of the ocean, pier, and park onto a circular table in a darkened room. Built in 1898 and rebuilt several times since, it is one of the few public camera obscuras still operating in the country. Admission is free, though hours are limited, and it is maintained by the City of Santa Monica.
Some information is currently available in English.
- Silver Lake / Echo ParkSilver Lake / Echo Park
Music Box Steps
923-935 Vendome St, Los Angeles, CA 90026
This steep public staircase became famous as the filming location for the 1932 Laurel and Hardy short 'The Music Box,' in which the duo comically struggle to haul a piano up the 133 steps. A historical plaque at the site commemorates the film, which won the first Academy Award for Best Live Action Short. The stairway remains a functioning neighborhood pedestrian path and a pilgrimage site for classic film fans.
Some information is currently available in English.
- VeniceVenice
Windward Avenue Arcades
Windward Ave, Venice, CA 90291
These colonnaded, Venetian-Renaissance-style storefront arcades date to Abbot Kinney's original 1905 development of 'Venice of America,' designed to evoke the canals and architecture of Venice, Italy. Though most of the original network of arcaded streets was later demolished, the surviving stretch along Windward Avenue retains its historic columns and arches above modern shops and restaurants. It anchors the Windward Avenue Historic Commercial District near the Venice boardwalk.
Some information is currently available in English.
- HollywoodHollywood
Yamashiro Hollywood
1999 N Sycamore Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90068
Built in 1911 as a private estate by the Bernheimer brothers to house their Asian art collection, this hillside compound replicates a Japanese mountain palace complete with pagodas, koi ponds, and terraced gardens overlooking the city. It later served as a private club and now operates as a restaurant, with its gardens open to visitors for dining, tours, or simply taking in the panoramic views. It is a contributing property of the Yamashiro Historic District.
Some information is currently available in English.