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لوس أنجلِس (بالإنجليزية: Los Angeles) و(بالإسبانية: Los Ángeles، "الملائكة")، تكتب وتسمى LA اختصاراً، هي أكبر مدن ولاية كاليفورنيا وتقع جنوب غرب الولاية على ساحل المحيط الهادي بالولايات المتحدة

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وس أنجلوس. تعدّ لوس أنجلوس أكبر مدينة في ولاية كاليفورنيا

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State: California.

■ "LA", or "City of Angels", is the second largest city in the United States, with 1,214 km 2 and 3.9 million inhabitants. (the Angelenos).

■ Los Angeles County (LA County): 10,517 km 2 ; 120 km of sandy beaches; 10 million inhabitants ; 88 cities, including Pasadena and Burbank.

■ Temperate climate: low humidity, low rainfall; average: max. 24 ° C, min. 14 ° C

■ Time zone: Pacific Standard Time (PST), GMT - 8, 9 hours less than in France.

Tentacular, excessive, fascinating, Los Angeles does not give itself, it deserves. Because the usual landmarks are disrupted: no center, but a multitude of "small towns" connected by a mad network of freewaysand where, however, nature and the ocean have not lost their rights.

In recent years, the city has been renewed, especially in Downtown, the neglected "center", now again a home of nightlife and culture.North of Silver Lake and Los Feliz, the two wounded neighborhoods, Griffith Park and its canyons-covered hills. On its western edge, here is Hollywood, which is reborn too, after years of decline, and again attracts the night owls, while West Hollywood, gay, trend and have you seen, never stopped 'be in fashion. To the south, the iconic Wilshire Boulevard unites the Miracle Mile (which could be called "Museum Mile"!), Hancock Park, residential, and Koreatown. We do not present, further west, Beverly Hills, her creatures with dark glasses and palm walks. But to the south, the trendy arty wildlife may have found its headquarters at Culver City, a land of architectural experiences where art galleries are proliferating.

A leap to the ocean, where Santa Monica and Venice offer the quintessence of the glamorous seaside, then to Pasadena, nestled in the hills of San Gabriel, home to opulent homes of the early twentieth century. and art collections brought together by philanthropic magnates.

El Pueblo of Los Angeles

Los Angeles was founded when 44 families recruited from the Mexican states of Sonora and Sinaloa established their farms on this now historic site in 1781. The city's Chicano heritage is celebrated in various key locations, such as Olvera St, while several museums also recount the Chinese and Italian heritage of the City of Angels.

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Frank O. Gehry's masterpiece was inaugurated in 2003, 16 years - and $ 274 million - after Walt Disney's widow, Lilian, made a $ 50 million first donation. instantly an architectural icon. Its auditorium, lined with amber pine, has one of the best acoustics in the world.

Griffith Park

From the opening of this Art Deco observatory (1935), the astronomical telescope was open to the public: a wish from its founder Griffith J. Griffith, which allowed 7 million people to observe the stars! In addition to the exhibition space and the planetarium, see the memorial dedicated to the film East of Eden and enjoy the magnificent views of the city.

Hollywood Bowl

For many Angelenos , summer does not happen without going at least once picnic and listen to a concert at the Hollywood Bowl. For 90 years, the greatest jazz, rock, pop and classical stars have performed: Rachmaninov gave his Concerto No. 2 , Jimi Hendrix almost caused a riot, Bob Dylan and Paul Simon performed together, and Ellie Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong ... Very convenient: the shuttle service, especially from the Hollywood & Highland subway station.

Sunset Strip

All the glamor and hedonism of the rich and famous is concentrated in this artery lined with gigantic billboards. Travel by car in the evening, stop for a rock concert at Whiskey at Go Go or, if the valet rate is not scary, enjoy a drink at the bar of the chic Chateau Marmont: good food and celebrity guaranteed.

Rodeo Drive

Yves Saint Laurent, Versace, Chanel ... for many, shopping at Rodeo Drive is practiced ... as a spectator! Failing to lick the windows, we can admire the architecture of Anderton Court, an iconic shopping mall that was the latest Frank Lloyd Wright in Los Angeles (1952).

Miracle Mile

In the 1920s, the promoter AW Ross imagined, on this portion of Wilshire Boulevard, a commercial area that would meet the expectations of the then nascent automobile culture: built in the Art Deco and Streamline styles, department stores were designed so that one could look at their windows while driving. Many of these stores have become museums, such as the former May Company store on the corner of Fairfax Ave, which has become LACMA's annex.

Santa Monica Pier

The last survivor of the jetties which, at the beginning of the 20th century, punctuated the coast between Santa Monica and Venice. In 1916, the amusement ride manufacturer Charles Looff built an amusement park, which remains the "racecourse". It's a pleasure to stroll around Santa Monica, which looks like a seaside resort, with its beach and walking streets, almost a rarity in LA

Getty Center

Perched on a Brentwood Hill, this monumental museum ensemble, by Richard Meier, sparkles. Highlighting works with natural light is the watchword of the architect: special filter windows illuminate collections of European art (Titian, Cranach, David, Van Gogh, etc.).As for the Central Garden, it is also a work of art, conceived by the conceptual artist Robert Irwin. Extend this visit by the Getty Villa of Malibu and its antique collections.

Huntington Library

Henry Huntington (1850-1927), a railroad magnate, and his wife, Arabella, passionately collected books and works of art. In their house, designed by Myron Hunt (1909), one admires a part of their canvases (Gainsborough, Lawrence, Turner ...), as well as the research library, which gathers 6 million books. We also go to the park, extraordinary: 48 ha of sumptuous gardens, more than 14 000 different plants, many of which were cultivated by Huntington himself.

Downtown

If Los Angeles lacks a center, Downtown serves as its economic and financial home. Delimited by three freeways and a river, this skyscraper neighborhood reveals a sample of the city's ethnic diversity (Little Tokyo, Chinatown). Abandoned for the benefit of the west and the green periphery, it has, for the last ten years, witnessed a spectacular renewal of development: the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) and the Disney Hall of Frank Gehry have transformed its cultural horizon, its lofts and luxury residences attract newcomers, and the nightlife and artistic life awakens ...

Griffith Park / Los Feliz / Silver Lake

South of the Santa Monica Mountains, the strip of land between Griffith Park and Downtown is called "Eastside" - although east of Los Angeles, of course, goes well beyond this border ... Here is the heart of the bobo attitude , the territory a trendy counter-culture bringing together artists, writers and musicians who have remained in the shadows. The "bohemian" gentrification has flourished cafes and yoga workshops, among Mexican bouibouis and garages. It is also the Los Angeles of Frank Lloyd Wright and Richard Neutra, whose architectural legacy is discovered over the splendid homes populating the surrounding hills.

Hollywood

It's been 30 years since the big movie studios left Hollywood for the San Fernando Valley, and the boulevards have populated with strip clubs, souvenir shops and tattooing ... Yet, the eternal symbols of his age of gold remain, indelible. As for the rest of Los Angeles, the key word in recent years is the revitalization: millions injected into the nightlife and its VIP clubs, frequented by young and casual celebrities, promoters building in noisy luxury for attract new residents ... And every year, with the Oscars, the cinema returns to Hollywood.

West Hollywood

Laurel Canyon's evergreen, bohemian-style, Doheny Drive-clad villas, "WeHo" is a younger, trendier version of Beverly Hills. On the hills are home to the richest and famous, while the "bottom of the ladder" - actors "minors", golden boys , etc. - is content with small houses and apartments 1920 very "Spanish Revival", below. The Pacific Design Center surrounds itself with a constellation of designer studios, furniture showrooms and other trendy shops ... and, on Sunset Strip, Los Angeles' cool heart and largest concentration of bars and clubs in the city, float the flags of the gay community.

Beverly Hills / Culver City

Limousines with chauffeur, perfect brushings and sparkling windows, Beverly Hills is his cliché! On the hills, the alleys pulled with the line, hemmed with rows of slender palms, line sumptuous residences, while in Downtown Beverly Hills, the tourists mingle with the addicts of the shopping and the schemers of all kinds ... Three kilometers to the south, Culver City is in full rebirth. Cradle of the film industry as Hollywood, the district today finds a new identity, trend and contemporary, thanks to the proliferation of art galleries and daring buildings.

Brea / Hancock Park / Koreatown

Linking Downtown to the ocean, via Beverly Hills, Wilshire Blvd is a historic Los Angeles arterial: a major westward expansion road, built in the 1920s by an oil tycoon for which it was named. Fifth Avenue de LA is a journey back in time, punctuated by Art Deco or Streamline buildings, residential neighborhoods with original architecture and along the Koreatown enclave. Between Fairfax Ave and La Brea Ave, it's called Miracle Mile, recalling the spectacular success of the first shopping centers created in the early days of the automobile, and now museums.

Santa Monica / Venice

Connected to Downtown by a tram line, then a freeway , the small town of Santa Monica changed in the early twentieth century. in a pleasant seaside resort; the Angelenos like to stroll (on foot, for once) and enjoy the ocean breeze; surfers love the waves ... A little to the north, the mythical Malibu Beach is an enclave for stars, while to the south, Venice Beach has a more bohemian face: dreamed in American Venice by an ambitious entrepreneur, in 1905, then became a colony hippie, she kept a funky and relaxed charm, spiced up by a colorful and creative wildlife ... not to mention the body-builders, who reign on Venice Boardwalk.

Pasadena

Pasadena is nestled in the San Gabriel Hills, on the northeastern edge of the Los Angeles metropolitan area. Old resort of the wealthy Americans of the Middle West (late nineteenth century), the city developed as an architectural and cultural island in the early twentieth century, its downtown area decorated with Victorian residences, Spanish Revival and Art Deco, its residential quarters of ArtsCrafts creations. Thanks to the generosity of some of these retired magnates, interesting museums have emerged there; as for the community of physicists, astronomers and other scientists, it is explained by the presence of the laboratory of NASA and Caltech, advanced university.