The Ways to Visit Los Angeles From the Comfort

Los Angeles is one of the biggest, most visited cities in the U.S., and because of that, it’s not exactly the best place to see and explore right now. However, There are other ways you can transport yourself to the City of Angels without even opening your front door. The forecast will surely be sunny at some point in the next few days, so that’s a start. Here are a few other things you can do to make yourself feel like an Angelino. Let find out The Ways to Visit Los Angeles From the Comfort below.

The Ways to Visit Los Angeles From the Comfort

Podcasts That We’d Otherwise Be Listening to on Our Morning Commute

One of the biggest drawbacks to Los Angeles is the traffic, it’s among the worst in the world. So, because we spend so much time in our cars, a distraction is a necessity if we want to keep our sanity. That’s where podcasts come in. We’re devoted listeners of such shows as. Weekly, a bi weekly breakdown of what’s happening in Hollywood based on the and the Who’s, To Live and Die in L.A., a true crime tale involving a young actress who mysteriously vanished near her apartment in Hollywood. But, when a journalist is hired to investigate, the case is deeper than anyone could’ve imaged.
You Must Remember This, a walk down Hollywood’s memory lane, navigated by Karina Longworth with such guest stars as Fred Savage and Taran Killam, and The Hidden History of Los Angeles, which explores, you guessed it, lesser known, surprisingly dynamic areas of the city.

Explore an Iconic L.A. Museum

Los Angeles is a bit of an underrated metropolis when it comes to solidifying its place as a major art destination it may not be New York City, but there are plenty of exhibits at any one given time that’ll dazzle your eyes and ears. Museums like ICA L.A., The Hammer Museum, the Grammy Museum, and MOCA are all currently offering virtual tours online and are going a long way toward establishing the city as a must see when it comes to art events.
While it’s not technically a tour, The Broad is also offering unique insight into its contents during this time, including a Family Workshops at Home series which provides tutorials for creating artworks inspired by artists from The Broad collection. Additionally, the California African American Museum is hosting dance parties and conversations with artists and the Skirball Cultural Center is offering a behind the scenes look at several of its collections.

Try Recipes for Popular L.A. Food Trucks Dishes

Some of the best cuisine you’ll likely indulge in L.A. comes by way of parked vehicles. Most notably, we love common food truck dishes like a pulled pork and a carne asada taco, a juicy burger, or a chili cheese dog which are also an L.A. staple courtesy of Tommy’s, and perhaps most interestingly, donuts which L.A. Donut so exquisitely dishes out. All are relatively easy to whip up and don’t require that much roaming at your local grocery store. The less time spent outside right now, the better.

Check out These L.A. Shops and Fill Your Cart to the Brim

Bright, West Coast weather obviously calls for bathing suits and light or breezy attire that can often be worn in some form or fashion year round. Another L.A. go to. Workout gear. Popular L.A. based brands where you can find such products include Fred Segal, Reformation, Free City, and Beverly Beach by Dorit you might recognize the name of that last business from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. We’re fans, and you could have worse things on in the background while you’re in the middle of a shopping spree.

Explore L.A. With Your Favorite TV and Movies

You knew this slide was coming. C’mon it’s L.A. If you’re looking for a classic noir, seek out L.A. Confidential; if you’re in the mood for a more self-aware, coming of age romp that’s very much of its time, it doesn’t get better than Clueless. All American, which uses a variety of L.A. neighborhoods as its backdrop, will satiate your need for an angsty, young adult drama. Curb Your Enthusiasm is a go to for irreverent laughs, Singin’ in the Rain will obviously please TCM and musical die hards, Mulholland Dr. is tailor made for movie buffs and those looking for a first class head trip that offers commentary on just how far this city can push people, and check out Drive if you’re in the market for a stylish, revenge thriller with a killer soundtrack.