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With more than ten tours, Guideline Tours is perhaps the largest in the area. Specific destinations include downtown, Malibu, Santa Monica, the Getty Center, Universal Studios, Disneyland, Queen Mary Seaport and more. Its most unique tour is Nightlife L.A. which visits Griffith Observatory, Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Century City, and Melrose Avenue. Tour prices sometimes include admission to major theme parks and other attractions. Internet discounts are available. Tour times vary, so call for specific times and to make reservations, which are required.

El Muelle de la Playa Huntington, que se adentra unos 565 metros en el Océano Pacífico, es uno de los muelles más largos de la Costa Oeste. Esta atracción recibe a millones de personas cada año y reúne una multitud un tanto excéntrica. En esta zona también se celebran varios eventos muy importantes, como el US Open de surf en julio, la Fiesta de los Cometas en febrero, y el Derby de Pesca de Huck Finn en agosto. Además, la gente encontrará excelentes restaurantes en ambos extremos del muelle. El bullicioso paseo Oceanview Promenade se encuentra justo al otro lado de la autopista Pacific Coast.

The West Coast Theatre is one of the oldest theaters of the city. It's a part of the National Register of Historic Places and is one of the must-visit places in the city.

La Tour (French for "the tower") is what locals love to call the mysterious tower jutting next to the cliffs at Victoria Beach. This quaint and browning tower, with rugged stones at its base, seems almost as though it has grown naturally out of the cliffs. For decades locals have wondered about the tower's origin; was it perhaps a lighthouse to guide sailors or really a pirate's haunt? Most people now seem to agree that the tower is nothing but an extension of a former home that perched on the clifftop. It was built in 1926 as a stairway for Senator William E. Brown and his family to access the beach from their home. The single metal staircase found inside the tower seems to confirm this theory. You can only visit La Tour during low tide and that too with permission from the owners, as it stands on private property. However, if you do get a chance to visit, the beach surrounding the tower is one of the most picturesque and secluded spots in the city.

Built in 1837, La Casa Primera de Rancho San Jose is one of the oldest standing buildings in Pomona Valley. Built in an area of 1.6 acres (0.65 hectares), this was the abode of the Ygnacio Palomares that had 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, dining room, 3 fireplaces, and a pool. It was the first home to built of a thick wall of abode bricks This historic house was declared a National Landmark in 1954 and listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.

Huy Fong Foods, Inc will take you on a flavorful ride in their factory. What began as a domestic work of making spices flourished into a well-established business, owned by David Tran. The factory is a producer of appetizing sauces, supplied in many of the Asian restaurants around. They are one of the main producers of chili garlic sauce, Sriracha and Sambal Oelek. Book a tour with them to go a on savory ride, where you can learn how they started up and how their sauces are made. Also, visit their rooster room to collect some interesting souvenirs like t-shirts. If you have some great recipes to share made with their spices, then you get to be a part of their website's recipe section.