Could you tell me something about. . .?

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the city of Los Angeles.I've never been there but don't know why I feel so attracted by that city.If you know it well,could you tell me the good and,if any,bad things in LA in case I wanted to move there?

Answer 1

PROS
Mild weather, year round
LOTS of activity
Multicultural
Clean

CONS
EXPENSIVE
No seasons
EXPENSIVE
Traffic
EXPENSIVE
Beautiful people
EXPENSIVE

Answer 2

LOTS and LOTS of people, oh...and traffic! I think it's a great place to visit, but I would never live there.

Answer 3

This revolves more around tourist info but here you go:
The Los Angeles tour offers Los Angeles visitors a narrated tour of Los Angeles' most infamous attractions, including Rodeo Drive, Melrose Avenue, Sunset Strip, Graumann's Chinese Theatre, the Music Center, La Brea Tar Pits and many more Los Angeles attractions. Stand on the Walk of Fame where Marilyn Monroe, Tom Hanks and hundreds of other celebrities have their stars in the sidewalk. See where the stars live, play, shop, and make movies. This Los Angeles tour includes drop off and pick up and most major Los Angeles hotels.
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Go Los Angeles Card
Go Los Angeles Card
The Go Los Angeles Card offers free general admission to over 35 Los Angeles attractions, including Universal Studios Hollywood, the Los Angeles Zoo, California Science Center, Los Angeles City Tour, LEGOLAND California, and the Hollywood Wax Museum.
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Deluxe Movie Stars' Home and Trolley Tour
Deluxe Movie Stars' Home and Trolley Tour
The Deluxe Movie Stars' Home and Trolley Tour combines excellent Hollywood tours in one. Take a trip on an air-conditioned bus to the homes of today's celebrities, including Steve Martin, Barbara Streisand and Richard Gere, as well as Hollywood legends including Lucille Ball and Marilyn Monroe. This Los Angeles tour also includes a one hour tour of historic Hollywood movie, TV and radio landmarks, including the Walk of Fame and well-known filming locations.
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LA, Hollywood and Santa Monica Air Tour
This small plane tour features aerial views of downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood, Santa Monica and the San Fernando Valley. The plane passes above the financial heart of the San Fernando Valley, the Burbank, Disney and Universal Studios, the Hollywood Sign, Dodger Stadium and downtown Los Angeles.
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Sunset Romance Flight
This tour offers views of the Southern California sunset from a four-seat high-wing airplane. The plane passes over the San Fernando Valley, Santa Monica Mountain range, Santa Monica Pier and Malibu's million-dollar homes. The tour ends with views of the Los Angeles city lights.
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Flight Above Paradise
The 'Flight Above Paradise' 90 kilometer tour includes such sights as the famous beach cities of Marina Del Rey and Santa Monica. Cultural highlights include the new J. Paul Getty Museum, the canals of Venice, the Griffith Park Observatory, Dodger Stadium, Disney Concert Hall, Staples Center, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, the Shrine Auditorium, the Sunset Strip, the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the Kodak Theatre, Capitol Records, the Hollywood Sign, and numerous celebrity homes. Other highlights include the mansions of Bel Air and Beverly Hills.
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Six Flags Magic Mountain
With over 100 rides, Six Flags Magic Mountain is one of L.A.'s most popular family theme parks. Magic Mountain features some of America's most thrilling water rides and roller coasters, including Colossus, Viper, Flashback, Goliath, X, Deja-Vu and the all-new Scream.
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Knott's Berry Farm with Transport
Enjoy 165 wild rides, live shows and attractions including an action-packed Old West Ghost Town, six-acre Camp Snoopy for kids and all-new Jaguar, the Streaking Big Cat of Roller Coasters. Tour price includes admission and unlimited use of all rides and attractions except Pan for Gold and arcade games.
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Dinner Dance Cruise
This sunset cruise offers picture-postcard views and a delicious meal. After dinner, the cruise offers live music for dancing.
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City Tour By Night
This tour takes in the Grauman's Chinese Theatre, the Walk of Fame, Universal City Walk, Century City, Sunset Strip, Bel Air, Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive. The tour stops for panoramic views of the Los Angeles city lights from Griffith Park Observatory and Mulholland Drive.
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Hollywood Behind the Scenes
Part sightseeing tour, part architecture tour, part history tour - this Hollywood tour offers access inside landmarks such as Disney's El Capitan Theatre (where the Disney movies are premiered), Grauman's Egyptian Theatre (birthplace of the movie premiere), the Blossom Room (site of the first Academy Awards ceremony), a real Hollywood 'Speakeasy' from the gangster era of Prohibition Hollywood and the Stella Adler Academy (where movie stars train as actors). Other famous landmarks covered on the tour include Grauman's Chinese Theatre, the Kodak Theatre, Hollywood & Highland, the Walk of Fame and the Hollywood Sign. This tour features the 'Live-Audio' system: each visitor wears a 'walkman-like' headset receiver while the guide wears a headset microphone. Visitors control the volume of the guide along the way, drowning out street noise.
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Aquarium of the Pacific
The Aquarium of the Pacific is home to more than 12,000 animals from Southern California and Baja, the frigid waters of the North Pacific and the colorful reefs of the Tropical Pacific. Featured animals include sea otters, sea lions, sea turtles, shorebirds, giant spider crabs, venomous fish, sharks, jellyfish and more.
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Queen Mary
The elegant Queen Mary, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, remains one of the most famous ships in history. Moreover, paranormal experts believe that the Queen Mary is haunted. Now, the Ghosts and Legends of the Queen Mary tour goes deep below decks for a haunting, interactive encounter with the supernatural.
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VIP Experience at Universal Studios Hollywood
This tour offers exclusive behind-the-scenes privileges to Universal Studios' movie and production facilities, where many of the most famous movies and television shows in the history of Hollywood have been -- and continue to be -- filmed. The VIP Experience also includes preferential treatment and special access to all attractions and shows in the park, as well as all day admission to Universal Studios Hollywood.
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Front of the Line Pass: Universal Studios
Front of the Line Pass: Universal Studios
Go right to the front of the line at Universal Studios Hollywood. Make the most of your day by avoiding the long lines at the park's top attractions. Get the best seats in the house at all shows and attractions.
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Los Angeles City Tour by Night
Los Angeles City Tour by Night
When the sun sets in the City of Angels, the stars come out to play. Tour through the famous areas of this glittering city, including a visit the Griffith Park Observatory for simply spectacular view of Los Angeles. Enjoy the funky architecture and unique shops at Universal's City Walk, and visit the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Cruise down Sunset Strip and onto the glamour of Beverly Hills for a memorable Los Angeles night.
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Disneyland
Disneyland or Disneyland's California Adventure
Disneyland Resort is bigger and better. Meet all your favorite Disney characters including the oldest and the most famous - Mickey Mouse! Choose between either Disneyland Park or the all-new Disney's California Adventure for your day of fun and excitement. And don't miss Downtown Disney, an entertainment, shopping and dining complex right in the heart of it all. The magic is waiting for you at the Disneyland Resort.
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Universal Studios Hollywood
Universal Studios Hollywood
Bring the magic of the movies to life at Universal Studios Hollywood in California, a Los Angeles theme park and working Hollywood Studio all in one. Enjoy all the thrills, magic, stunts and special effects when you take part in your favorite blockbuster movies. It's all the glitz, glamour, action and entertainment of Hollywood, only at the world's largest movie studio and theme park! Special Offer! Book a 1 Day Ticket and get your second day for free.
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Sunday Champagne Brunch Cruise
This 2 hour cruise features views of the Southern California coastline, relaxing music, and a lavish brunch buffet with complimentary champagne.
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Inside Historic Dowtown Los Angeles
The "Inside Historic Dowtown Los Angeles" tour explores a city virtually unchanged since the glory days of Hollywood. Explore the Grand Central Square district, Pershing Square, the Broadway Historic Theatre District and the Art Deco Jewelry District.
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Hollywood Trolly Tour
Ride an open air trolley on a fully narrated tour of historic Hollywood movie, TV and radio landmarks such as Paramount Studios, Capitol Records, KTLA , CBS, FOX, Warner Bros., Pantages Theater, Nickelodeon, Paladium and Knickerbocker, as well as filming locations, the Hollywood Bowl, The Hollywood Sign and Hollywood's Walk of Fame.
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Los Angeles Helicopter Tours
Choose from a selection of helicopter tours through the skies of the City of Angels, offering bird's-eye views of Los Angeles-area landmarks such as the Hollywood Sign, downtown LA, Santa Monica Pier, the Queen Mary and more.
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Hollywood Movie Stars Experience
The Hollywood Movie Star Experience includes the Sony Pictures Studios Highlight Tour, the Movie Stars' Homes Tour, and the Inside "Heart of Hollywood" Walking Tour.
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Hollywood Double Decker Fun Tour
This one-hour, narrated bus tour offers insight into the history of famous LA and Hollywood landmarks.
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Movie Stars' Homes & Double Decker Tour
See the homes of current and legendary Hollywood stars, then embark on a tour of some of Hollywood's most famous landmarks, including the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the Hollywood sign.
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Movie Stars' Homes Minibus Tour
See where the stars live, shop, and hang out in L.A.'s secluded hills. We will also visit the stately streets of Beverly Hills, where some of the world's best known celebrities reside.
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Movie Stars' Homes & Grauman's Chinese Theatre
Experience Hollywood glamour on this celebrity home tour, then stand in the footprints of the stars at the historic Grauman's Chinese Theatre.
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Stars' Homes & Celebrity Grave Sites
See the mansions of some of today's biggest stars, then visit the final resting places of Hollywood legends at Hollywood Forever and Westwood Memorial Park.
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Grand Tour of Los Angeles & Movie Stars' Homes
Discover some of L.A's most famous (and infamous) places on this fully guided tour.
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Los Angeles to Las Vegas Bus Tour
Trek to Sin City in a luxury bus featuring snack and beverage service, a full-length movie and relaxing sightseeing. This shuttle service departs daily from hotels in Los Angeles and Anaheim.
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Los Angeles Theme Parks
Disneyland
1313 S Harbor Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92802; Tel: [phone]
The Granddaddy of all amusement parks still packs them in - and that's the problem. But despite the crowds, the great rides--Pirates of the Caribbean, The Matterhorn, Splash Mountain, The Haunted House, It's a Small World--still make it worth an annual trip. Just try to do it on a weekday or during off-season, otherwise, the lines are eternal. Tip: to get a good meal, make reservations in advance at the Blue Bayou, which has the best food at the park. Ask for a table near the water. Seriously.
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Disney's California Adventure
1313 S Harbor Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92802; 714.781.4565
Disney's newest edition, a theme park based around California smack dab next to Disneyland, hasn't really caught on with natives or tourists. The good news is that this means few lines and a swift trip through this Tragic Kingdom. The attractions worth visiting are: Paradise Pier, a recreation of a beachside boardwalk with a screaming coaster, Ferris wheel, and arcade games; Grizzly River run, a water romp down a bear-shaped mountain; and an "Aladdin" stage show that's a hoot (except for a required parking-lot wait that's almost as long as the show's 45-minute running time). The acclaimed Electric Parade, which for years turned on visitors at Disneyland, has re-ignited here every evening.
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Universal Studios Hollywood
100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608; Tel: [phone]
The most popular attractions here are based on either aged film franchises ("Back to the Future") or major box-office flops ("The Waterworld" show). The Mummy Returns: Chamber of Doom is simply a glorified Haunted House and the Terminator 2: 3D show is as needlessly harsh and grating as Ahnold's accent. But there are plenty of reasons to check this place out: Jurassic Park: The Ride is a water-logged blast and the Special Effects Stages offer a hilarious look at the way films made and enhanced. An added benefit is the adjacent Universal Citywalk, which has far better restaurants than those found at most theme parks. Special Offer! Book a 1 Day Ticket and get your second day for free.
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Legoland California
There are plenty of kids around 5 or 6 who consider this their favorite theme park. And, for the first hour or so, anybody would be fascinated by the fact that virtually everything here is built from Legos. But once it sinks in that grown men and women spent countless hours making this world out of small plastic bricks, everything starts to seem downright creepy. There is a children's driving school that is not only fun for the kiddies, it's hilarious for adults to watch their offspring run though traffic lights and hit other cars. It's like watching an episode of World's Best Car Chases. Sequestered away in Carlsbad (a 45 minute drive from L.A.) near an Ostrich farm, this is definitely a unique experience - especially for anyone still using a sipper cup.
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Six Flags Magic Mountain
26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy, Valencia, CA 91355; Tel: [phone]
A recent scientific study reported that riding intense roller coasters can cause minor brain damage. If that's the case, then this SoCal theme park will make the synapses misfire more than just about any other park. In terms of sheer thrill rides, this place can't be matched. The DejaVu coaster is a white-knuckler that encourages a stress-relieving scream--that way, your head won't explode. X, the latest in what has become a tradition of stomach-churning coasters, features 360-degree rotating seats. And the Batman ride is not only a great thrill, but its Gotham Park waiting area is captivating. A popular teen hangout since The Thompson Twins were rocking out here in the early 1980s, MM is frequented more by locals than by tourists, so try to hit it on a weekday.
Aquarium of the Pacific
100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach, CA 90802; Tel: [phone]
Located south of L.A, in the seaside city of Long Beach, this sparkling aquarium is far less populated than the more famous fish tank up in Monterey. Nevertheless, it's one of the Los Angeles area's best bets for a great time. Its 17 major tanks and 30 smaller tanks can be taken in an afternoon, and along the way there are some amazing specimen to be found in an ocean of more than 12,000 species. There is an iridescent jellyfish exhibit, a rare dragonfish that has to be seen to believe, and an array of toothy mammals in the Shark Lagoon, where one can get up close and personal with the feared predators. None of the fish here seem to be complaining, but then again, in modern saltwater tanks no one can hear you scream.
Pacific Park
Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, CA 90401; Tel: [phone]
This old-school amusement park is small but its spectacular location on the Santa Monica Pier along the ocean makes it worth a visit. There's a rickety roller coaster and a slew of arcade games, and the park's perch allows it to feature what may the best view in Los Angeles--from the top of its tall Ferris Wheel riders can see up and down the beautiful Pacific Coast. Tip: For those wanting great lunch or dinner, the recently refurbished The Lobster at the top of the pier has great seafood.
Los Angeles Zoo
5333 Zoo Dr., Hollywood, CA 90027; Tel: [phone]
This is not the greatest zoo in the world by a long shot, but nice flowing grounds, far fewer crowds than at the more acclaimed San Diego Zoo, and great weather make this a perfect mid-day getaway. They also have an Animal Encounters program that encourages interaction between visiting kids and the residents of this wild kingdom.
Griffith Park
4730 Crystal Springs Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90027; Tel: [phone]
Covering more than 4000 acres, L.A.'s biggest park makes NYC's Central Park look like a median strip. The park features two golf courses, pony rides, a train museum and the stunning L.A. Griffith Observatory (which is currently closed for renovation). It's great to get lost in this green oasis in the gray land lined with freeways.
Legoland
1 Lego Dr., Carlsbad, CA 92008; Tel: [phone]
There are plenty of kids around 5 or 6 who consider this their favorite theme park. And, for the first hour or so, anybody would be fascinated by the fact that virtually everything here is built from Legos. But once it sinks in that grown men and women spent countless hours making this world out of small plastic bricks, everything starts to seem downright creepy. There is a children's driving school that is not only fun for the kiddies, it's hilarious for adults to watch their offspring run though traffic lights and hit other cars. It's like watching an episode of World's Best Car Chases. Sequestered away in Carlsbad (a 45 minute drive from L.A.) near an Ostrich farm, this is definitely a unique experience - especially for anyone still using a sipper cup.
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