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Manhattan Beach started as a small beach resort, but today it's bustling with locals and tourists alike.
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Located at the end of the Manhattan Beach Pier, the Roundhouse serves as an educational facility for the neighboring community. Inside are ten primary aquaria, each displaying a brilliant selection of marine fish and invertebrates.
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Home to five professional sports franchises - the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers, the NHL's Los Angeles Kings, the AFL's Los Angeles Avengers and the WNBA's Los Angeles Sparks
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Anaheim Stadium had been the home of the Angels since their move from Los Angeles following the 1965 season.
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Since 1962, Dodger Stadium has awed spectators with a breath-taking view of downtown Los Angeles to the south; green, tree-lined Elysian hills to the north and east; and the San Gabriel Mountains beyond.
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Located in Inglewood and mixed with the availability of off-track betting and a casino, Hollywood Park offers it all.
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Head east along the boulevard and spend an afternoon strolling along on those famous bronze stars.
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More than 12,500 marine animals representing nearly 1,000 species live here, making it one of the largest aquariums in the U.S.
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Spanning 113 acres in Griffith Park, the LA Zoo features 1,200 animals. This zoo is also a leader in efforts to save the California Condor.
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This historic icon, dubbed "the grandest ocean liner ever built," was hostess to the rich and famous during the 1930s. Admission includes the Ghosts & Legends show, the Russian Cold War submarine, two Guided Tours, and all exhibit areas.
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The park-like campus of UCLA includes the Franklin Murphy Sculpture Garden, the Mildred Mathias Botanic Garden, the Morgan Center Hall of Fame, and the UCLA Hammer Museum with its trove of works by Old Masters, French Impressionists, and graphic artists.
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