While
coping with a heavy travel schedule I'm unfortunately a little late scheduled
with my review about my last destinations Los Angeles and Hawaii where I just
recently travelled to. However, following the quote better late than never I
will share my impressions of my trip to Los Angeles with you today..
I have been
super excited to visit Los Angeles for the first time. It was truly a new experience
for me. As I had just departed from San Francisco the distance wasn't that far.
Without really knowing what I will be heading to I was just very optimistic and
grateful to discover a new city in California.
I sadly
didn't know that Downtown is not the place to stay in Los Angeles so I booked
my hotel definitely at the wrong place. Never mind I was located very central
and fortunately I traveled easy with Uber trough whole Los Angeles. I went to Malibu
Beach, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and many more stops.
It was a
very impressive time I was allowed to be part of and on tip I also had the pleasure
to catch up with my beloved friend and super babe Liza [@xoxolizza] who is a true
inspiration. We went to an event in Los Angeles and I was even able to connect
with the LA community, which has been true fun.
From what I
experiences Beverly Hills is the most beautiful place to stay at when being in Los
Angeles. The place is super clean and chic and I really liked the architecture.
When being back in L.A. I will
definitely stay in this area, as I spent a lot of time over there.
For the
beaches I highly recommend Malibu beach. It is a little more far than the usual
beaches, compared to Santa Monica pier, but it's a stunning setting and one
will love the quiet untouched area. My Uber driver brought me to paradise coast
which is a very private and nice place and easy to access by car.
Also one
shouldn't miss Santa Monica pier. The beach is very beautiful and there are
also a few carousels around, which is pretty much fun.
I didn't go
to Venice beach, as I was told it isn't that safe. As I was coping with a
little too less time anyway I didn't really mind. Maybe some of you guys can
give me feedback for my next trip to LA if it is worth to go there?
I have also
been to the Universal Studios. However I didn't go inside I enjoyed Universal City
and visited the cinema over there, which has truly been the best cinema
experience in my entire life. I have bender been to such a comfortable cinema
space. The tickets were $14 and the seats were quiet like massage seats and one
could put it into something like a bed.
I also have
been to the Hollywood sign, but only close to it. It actually not that easy to
access and as there are only houses around the area one can only take a photo,
there's nothing nearby and truly it's not that exciting as everyone is assuming
it to be.
The walk of
fame isn't that far and truly worth to be seen at least once. However, please
be careful as there a crowds of people and artists. It is a very impressive
setting and a short walk with looking at the stars is actually fun. As the walk
of fame is a public district there is no charge.
I sadly
can't provide you guys with any food recommendations as I don't eat out and
cooked for myself every day. Nevertheless there are various food spots, also
for vegans and healthy eaters. I hope my impressions could have helped you and
you got provided with a little inspiration for your own travel adventure to Los
Angeles.
