Originally founded in 1781, Los Angeles, California is best known as the home of Hollywood's biggest stars. It is most often referred to as L.A. and is one of the most powerful cities in the entertainment world as well as a worldwide economic hub.

The residential population in L.A. is very diverse. From beach bums who live on the shores to some of the world's most famous and beloved superstars, thousands of hopeful future stars flock to the city every year to attend the numerous casting calls for all forms of the arts. From actresses to theater lovers to musicians and professional dancers, Los Angeles is one of the premier destinations for anyone who wants to be famous.

Yet, visitors flock to this city for much more than the many tours that allow distant sitings of homes of the rich and famous. The beaches are also quite famous, where temperatures tend to be quite warm throughout most of the year. The winter months between November and April may be a bit chilly with more rain downpours, but it is still a peak season for many visitors who want to visit the beach without getting burnt or struggling against the sea of tourists that come during the peak summer season the rest of the year.

From public beaches with fun activities like volleyball to private and more remote beaches where the luxury of peace and quite awaits visitors, there are a variety of beach experiences to be gained in this city.

The arts are also a main attraction, which is only right with it being the home of Hollywood stars. Some of the most visited attractions include the famous Hollywood sign, the Kodak Theatre, and the Walt Disney Concert Hall.