No visit to the City of Angels would be complete without a visit to San Antonio Winery, located just 5 minutes from the Civic Center. Designated by the city as a cultural landmark, this family-owned winery has been operating since 1917. The last of more than 100 wineries that once flourished near the Los Angeles River, San Antonio is legendary for its large variety of fine wines. The winery offers tastings and have a wine store where you can buy your favorite award wining wine. Go on a wine tour if you're interested in the history of the vineyard or how wine is made.

De style Art déco, cet observatoire a été construit au début des années 1930 et constitue l’un des monuments les plus importants de Californie du Sud. Utilisant des technologies ultramodernes, l’Oschin Planetarium propose d’incroyables spectacles de lumière. À l’extérieur de l’observatoire, vous pourrez profiter de vues imprenables sur la région, aussi époustouflantes de jour comme de nuit. Les expositions et les spectacles du planétarium fascinent toujours les visiteurs, et vous reconnaîtrez peut-être l’observatoire comme le site de tournage du dénouement du film La Fureur de vivre. Par nuit claire, profitez des télescopes publics gratuits pour observer les étoiles de plus près.

The Huntington, the former home of a railroad tycoon, is many things—an extensive library filled with rare books, a large art collection containing numerous European prints and paintings, botanical gardens of almost unmatched splendor and a forum for regular lectures and other activities. You will also find a fine bookstore, cafe and tea room on the grounds. Come and wander through the 150 acres of colorful gardens, lily ponds and beautiful sculptures. The rare books and manuscripts in the library include some of the earliest editions of Shakespeare's works, a copy of the Gutenberg Bible on vellum and the Ellesmere manuscript of one or more of Chaucer's greatest works. Please note reservations are required in order to visit and prices vary depending on the day of the week.