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edmturnmeon · 2 years ago

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Street Photography in Bangkok, Exploring Thailand's Best Attractions

Finally, I was back in Thailand, experiencing Thailand's attractions and taking street photography in Bangkok during my four-day, three-night vacation. Don't be surprised if I say this is my first travel experience in Bangkok. Yes, it was my first flight to Bangkok, and I found this holiday trip truly amazing. I stayed for four days and three nights at the Asia Hotel at Phaya Thai Rd. It was quite a different experience for me compared to the Hua Hin and Phuket trips a few years ago because, in Bangkok, I got to communicate more with the Thai locals there.Sawadee Krap and Kup Khun Krap are the most used words I used during the trip. For the four nights holidays in Bangkok, I found that I rarely stayed in a hotel and most of the time was out sightseeing at popular attractions around the city.https://youtu.be/QrEb_T5tQJsI was thrilled about this vacation, and after three years of the pandemic lockdown, I finally arrived in Thailand. My first visit to Bangkok was pretty hardcore, from touring around the city to taking street photography in various areas. Tommy, my friend, and I were there for holidays over the four days. We made a list of tourist sites and places to see in Bangkok. However, I may have made a mistake during my trip! Keep an eye out for the article.

Camera Gears

It's my first time travelling abroad with my Contax G1 film camera and Fujifilm X-T4. I always wanted a nice camera backpack that could fit two camera bodies, but I could not find one. I packed two rolls of Kodak Vision3 500T film, Fujicolor X-Tra 400, Kodak Gold, and Fomapan 400 and brought along my ND filter which was quite useful when shooting in the harsh sunlight. Before this trip, I looked up information about film labs in Bangkok and planned to develop my film there, but I didn't have time. So I had to get it developed at Kuala Lumpur film labs instead.As for my Fujifilm X-T4, I was shooting some short travel videos during my Bangkok trip. It was pretty huge for me when shooting street with the Fujifilm X-T4, I thought of getting a more smaller digital camera, but I still need it for some other portraits work. Most of the time, I've been shooting with my new Fujifilm video recipes and Nomadic Mood for some vintage vibe.

Staying at four stars Asia Hotel Bangkok

Traveling around the city while staying at Asia Hotel Bangkok is convenient as a BTS train station connects directly to the hotel on the first floor. Just a few minutes walk, and you get to Ratchathewi BTS Station. I booked the Superior room for about RM700+ for three nights which is quite affordable. I found the room quite spacious and the bathroom clean too.I guess I won't get lost in Bangkok if it's planned carefully because different types of public transport to choose from in Bangkok the tuk-tuks, Grab cars, taxis, and the BTS train. While all the rooms are non-smoking, smokers can smoke at the designated smoking area near the hotel lobby entrance.If you stayed at Asia Hotel, it was convenient because there are 7-Elevens just a few minutes away if you wanted some snacks. There are other shops, food vendors, and restaurants nearby.

Day 1 - Street Photography in Bangkok's Chinatown

Fujifilm X-T4 // February 2023

Fujifilm X-T4 // February 2023 The flight from Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok took roughly 2 hours and 30 minutes. We arrived at Suvarnabhumi Airport at 3 p.m. and headed to the Asia Hotel to check in. I was astonished by the traffic condition there. LOL. During peak hours, the road was congested with vehicles, buses, and tuk-tuks. We rested at the hotel before heading to Chinatown.I liked the nightlife vibe in Chinatown in Bangkok; it was different from Kuala Lumpur. The nightlife is alive! I get some lovely street photos, and the lighting there is speechless. Chinatown is the best place for street photography in Bangkok at night, capturing daily nightlife and people as there are a lot of activities going on.Chinatown in Bangkok is known as the largest Chinatown in the world (I heard it somewhere on one of the travel websites found online); it was busy and packed with tourists and locals. I tried to look for the prevalent fried bugs and insects I saw on Youtube, but I could not find them. No, I'm not interested in eating those bugs and insects; I want to take pictures of them. No luck, though.After dinner, we began our street photography in Bangkok's Chinatown. I was astounded by Chinatown, which was bustling with street food, tourists, automobiles, and tuk-tuks. This is one of my favorite photos from my street photography sessions. Getting a Haircut at Jodd Fairs Night Market, Sound Weird But True

We get on a tuk-tuk ride to our next destination, from Chinatown to Jodd Fairs night market, which cost us about 500 baht. Following our street photography session, we went to the Jodd Fairs night market, formerly known as the Ratchada Train Night Market. I had been dying to get a haircut in Thailand, and I eventually got one for 300 baht at the night market. It was clean-cut, and I loved it. If you chance to be at the night market and want a haircut, you may find the barbershop a few stalls away from the night market's main entrance.

The popular smoothie girl in Bangkok The most popular smoothie juice girl in Bangkok, who went viral on social media, can be seen at Jodd Fairs night market. Tourists from all over the world came to see the smoothie girl make dessert cocktails and fruit juices. If you've seen YouTube, you'll recognize her at the Jodd Fairs night market. My friend was shopping while I was getting a haircut at a barber shop at the night market. Then we relax at a stall serving beers, cocktails, and mocktails while listening to live Cuban music. Relax and unwind. We called it a night and returned to our hotel.

Day 2 - Exploring More Bangkok's Attractions

Probably the second day is one of the busiest days with lots of activities for us as we are exploring some of the popular destinations in the city. Our photo walk and street photography in Bangkok started early in the morning from our hotel to the Erawan Shrine, as we were also hungry and looking for a breakfast place.We visited a few popular tourist attractions, including the Chao Praya high-speed boat ride, checked out the night view at the highest observation deck in the town, and visited a few temples. Street Photography at Hua Lamphong Train Station

Hua Lamphong Train Station My FJM street photographer's friends, who are from the street photography Malaysia club, recommended that I go to Hua Lamphong Train Station, a railway station in Pathum Wan, for a street photography session since the lighting is excellent in the morning. So Tommy and I decided to make it our next stop on our Day 2 investigation of Bangkok's highlights. We used a Grab vehicle, which cost around 100 baht.If you prefer sightseeing, you may visit the Hua Lamphong Train Station to experience the old-fashioned railway trains. You can travel by train from Hua Lamphong to Hua Hin. I was at Hua Hin train station during a previous Thailand trip, and it is connected. There's hardly much to do here besides taking photos if you're into light and shadow photography. Chao Praya High-Speed Boat Ride

We chose to visit the famed Wat Arun after our session at the railway station but were unsure how to get there; luckily, a tour information guide approached us and described in detail how to go to the temple. I always wanted to experience riding a long-tailed speed boat in the Chao Praya River, and finally, I did it. Just like I saw in the Thai TV series dating back to the Ayutthaya period, Love Destiny, and The Kinnaree Conspiracy, to mention a few. We took a boat tour ride to the Bangkok Yai Canal.

There are wooden houses on both sides of the canal and access to a popular places of worship, such as the big buddha statue in Wat Pak Nam Temple, the floating market, and many more. The boat ride along the canal is also great for sightseeing and taking nice photos.On my sightseeing trip, I photographed daily life and old houses along the canal, and the people were welcoming too. While shooting, I kept swapping my film and digital camera to get certain scenes.We returned to our hotel, washed up, and prepared to meet Tommy's friend for dinner. We ate dinner at a restaurant near the King Power MahaNakhon skyscraper building. The next adventure in the city will undoubtedly be rewarding. Amazing Night City View at MahaNakhon Skywalk

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alexisginesphoto · 2 years ago

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Final Project Field Plan

Goals/ Objective:

This photo essay is a branch off of a personal project I have already been working on this past year about native New Yorkers that give and are part of the “street culture” of New York City. The project aims to highlight the native New Yorkers (that I personally know) that make this city the cultural epicenter that it is. By being a part of their respective “scenes” or subcultures, these people by proxy inspire tourists worldwide to flock to New York City with the goal to take part and meet others of these urban subcultures. My friends are the people that inspire other skateboarders, BMX riders, alleycat racers, urban explorers, or graffiti artists to come here and be recognized on a global scale, as New York City is a scene that everyone from around the world pays attention to get a pulse on what’s happening in the scene, and the direction it’s going.

That being said, the premise of the project was to remove people out of the environments of their respective subcultures (the skatepark, a subway tunnel, the stairs of Union Square) and take their portraits in more intimate environments such as their home, their art studios, a place sentimental to them, etc. Essentially stripping them of their “titles” and just photographing them as “normal people”, posing questions of identity. Are these people as “relevant” in their “normal lives”? Do these portraits have the same ability to captivate the viewer as if they were viewing a photo of this person within the context of “Thrasher” magazine, or across the finish line, or in a graffiti zine, or at their art exhibition? What is the actual identity of people whose lines are blurred between “just a hobby” and complete personal identity?

For my personal project, I seek to go a bit deeper than a simple portrait, and instead create a photo essay about “F”: a good friend of mine, a father, a husband, a son, an architect, a graffiti writer, a New Yorker. Specifically I seek to examine in greater detail this division of identities and the intricate balancing act of them all, as only some overlap exists between certain identities, while others are fiercely compartmentalized and protected. I plan to continue examining how “F” gives to “street culture” of New York City by working on the buildings that create our visual landscape while contrastingly writing graffiti on separate architecture, and finally, what he takes home from it all at the end of the day, if anything at all.

Tentative Field Plan from November 1st – December 12th.

Week 1: 11/1 – 11/7

Meet with “F” in his home located in Harlem.

Portraits of “F” and nuclear family (son and wife).

Photography Direction: home life taking place in the living room and kitchen.

Map out the specifics of future “actions” in the coming weekends and making equipment decisions for future “kits”.

Supplies: Pentax K-1000 and 3200 speed film (the apartment does not receive much direct sunlight and I am expecting to meet more towards evening time).

Week 2: 11/8 – 11/14

Develop photos from week prior, begin making selections and edits.

“Action” 1

Tentative date: weekend of 11/11, 11/12, 11/13. Midnight hours.

Location: NYC subway tunnels, exact location undetermined

Vision for graffiti; undetermined

Photography Direction: action shots using flash, long exposure atmospheric shots, “double” exposure long exposures devoting half the exposure time to portraiture and the other half to action, normal portrait shots (flash use TBD depending on lighting), photos entering and exiting (safety permitting), photos of preparation and clean up.

Supplies Required: Spraypaint (amount and colors TBD), Backpack, face masks, respirators, gloves, Pentax K1000 camera, tripod, fill flash (need to request from department), 2 rolls of Kodak TMax 3200 film.

Week 3: 11/15 – 11/21

Develop photos from week prior, continue making selections and edits.

“Action” 2

Tentative Date: Weekend of 11/18, 11/19, 11/20. Midnight Hours.

Climbing atop the Williamsburg Bridge

Weather dependent ***

Plan B- Tunnel Part 2 (specifics TBD)

Required materials will be same as “Action” 1

Photography Direction: long exposures of architecture/infrastructure, long exposures of the cityscape in the distance most likely using bracketing techniques. Closeup portraiture of “F” against the backdrop of the beams/ infrastructure (hoping to have sufficient light to not require flash but will use if necessary), portraits from farther back showing full body and location (long exposure), portraits of “F” with cityscape background (long exposure), action shots ascending/descending the bridge (no flash, lighting should be sufficient in the lower parts), the walk on the way to and from the action (before and after), quick action shots of “F” writing graffiti.

Graffiti not intended to be as involved as “Action” 1. It functions on this occasion more so to simply mark, “I was here”.

Supplies Required: 3 cans of spray paint (colors TBD), backpack, gloves, face masks, Pentax K1000 camera, tripod, fill flash, 2 rolls of32800 speed film (Kodak TMax).

Week 4: 11/22 – 11/28

Focus on continued development of photos and heavy focus on printing this week.

Thanksgiving Week **

Not much time for shooting this week due to holiday.

Will visit “F” and nuclear family in their Harlem home briefly over the weekend to spend some time, give thanks, and shoot minimally. I do not plan to use more than half a roll of 800 speed film.

Required supplies: 800 speed film, Pentax K1000.

Week 5: 11/29 – 12/5

Friendsgiving

Location: New Jersey

Date: Saturday, 12/3/22.

Photography Direction: Portraits of “F”, nuclear family, and close friends. Photos are planned to be a more intimate view into the personal aspect of his life and the bond shared amongst friends, and the love and warmth created around sharing a meal together. Atmospheric photos of the table settings and layout, the food and drink provided, and the celebration as the night goes on.

Required Materials: 800 speed film and fill flash (use is light dependent— some parts of the house have sufficient lighting and others do not).

Week 6: 12/6 – 12/12

Continued development and selection making and editing of photos. More final edits pulling the entire project together.

Office Visit scheduled for December 10th, Saturday.

Will be receiving tour of “F” architectural firm.

Specific name of firm will be purposefully excluded from the documentation.

Briefs of current projects under works

Visit of one work site after office visit

“F” to show the work underway personally from the ground level; entry onto lifts/ scaffolding not permitted.

Conversation with “F” as to his interpretation of the work he does during weekdays versus the work he does for hobby and how they interrelate.

Photography Direction: Atmospheric shot of the office, closer shots of his desk/workstation. Shots of plans, blueprints, computer workstation, materials brought back from site, materials used for building inspections. Pictures of “F” dressed for a day of work. Full body shots of him leaning against his desk. Close up portraits sitting in his work chair, him answering emails. Work site direction include taking photos of the work in general, and perhaps a photo making a physical representation as to the work being done (a pointed finger, a closeup detail of façade if possible). Work site specifics TBD depending on access.

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vintageslideshow · 2 years ago

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today’s 10 minute project: restoring a tourist slide

So you have heard me tell about Pana-Vue slides, the ones that you could buy by the five-pack at every tourist trap and national monument in the 1950s-1970s, and how they were reprinted on cheap stock so after 10 years they shift colors toward amber or pink. Not long ago when I obtained a ridiculous number of slides there were three of these package, for a total of 15 slides, of the wonderful village of Skagway, Alaska.

Let’s see what I can do to fix one of the slides... namely “Looking Down Main Street” because we have a preconceived notion of what a ‘downtown’ looks like so the original colors are easier to guess.

First image: A raw scan to show the original image and its discoloration.

Yeah, we have a good candidate here. Second image, actually two of them for comparison, we’ll scan the slide using two scanner programs and have the Restore Colors settting turned on in both.

The left one is using my Epson scanner’s included software, the right one is using Vue-Scan from Hamrick Software. [I am not being paid to plug this, but I did buy it once upon a time because its restoration abilities are astounding.] The small differences cause me to select the Vue-Scan edition, so moving on...

Third image: It’s time to remove the dust and noise, so I enable the Digital ICE (Image Correction and Enhancement) feature, which in Vue-Scan is called Infrared Filter, and it does a second scan after the main one to come up with a noise profile to remove from the original photo. I think Medium strength should work best here. So let’s scan this slide again using the ICE:

Ahh, yes, that’s better. There wasn’t a lot of noise and dust on this slide but it’s definitely more visible in the clouds what was removed. Since the Vue-Scan version was a bit lighter than the Epson version, I’m going to use Kodak’s ROC (Restore Original Colors) filter in IrfanView to increase the vibrance a mite. Yes, I could fiddle in color settings in Irfan instead but it’s easier in ROC. So for the Fourth image: Adjusting the black and white clipping thresholds to 1.5 each and setting the strength to 30 in the ROC filter...

Fifth image: Since I was saving the ROC’d image manually anyhow, I took this moment to have IrfanView do a vertical flip because the writing on the sign in front of that building shows I had the slide turned over on the scanner...

But now my eye goes to the graininess of the original image, visible in the nearest building’s green roof. Kodak’s GEM (Grain Enhancement Module) filter may be of assistance here, so in the Sixth image: again using IrfanView I fire up the GEM filter, setting all sliders to 50% with the noise radius to 2 so it’s not totally smoothed out (as the default is) and yet not as ‘gritty’. Once that was processed, since I still had to save the image anyway, I bumped the Saturation to 70 to add a slight bit more color strength.

Surprisingly the grain filter had almost no effect on the dirt road, it just softened the roof. I can live with this rendition!

#slide #photograph #restoring old photographs

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urbanadventureleague · 3 years ago

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Ride Every Mile?

The loaded Bantam, “cheating” on the return from the Milo McIver overnight. 15 April 2021. Camera: Olympus Pen EES-2. Film: Kodak Pro Image 100. One of the great things about my time working at the hostel was the bike tourists. As someone who loves traveling via bike, it was always fun interacting with fellow enthusiasts. I always made sure to let them know I was available for help with touring…

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radissonhotels · 2 years ago

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Some of the Top-Class Hotels near Kodiak Sevierville Tennessee

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owaraiphotos · 6 years ago

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Cerco di evitare per quanto possibile le foto turistiche, ma se proprio mi scappano, cerco che non siano del tutto convenzionali.

I try to avoid tourist photos as much as possible, but if I happen to take one I try not to be completely conventional.

(Nikon F with Nikkor H Auto 50mm f/2, Kodak T Max 400 Pro expired)

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travelfelixferia123 · 3 years ago

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20 Amazing Things to do in Bali in 2022

Things to do in Bali

Bali is one of the world’s most loved and visited tourist destinations. It offers a plethora of opportunities and activities for everyone to enjoy. We have made a list of a few things that should not be missed on your visit to Bali.

1. Travel to Tegalalang Rice Terraces

Tegalalang Rice Terraces are a valley of rice paddies north of Ubud. Tegalalang is an incredibly loved attraction in Bali which is a must to enjoy and get a kodak moment clicked.

2. See Sekumpul Waterfalls

It is a real gem and an off-beat destination. A hike down to the foot of the waterfall will mesmerize you with an enormous powerful fall and if you are lucky you can witness a rainbow at the foot.

3. Drench at Diamond Beach

White beaches, pristine blue water, and picturesque palm trees on the foot of an enormous limestone cliff make the Diamond Beach in Nusa Penida the most beautiful place in Bali.

4. Staying with a local family

You will get to know the Balinese local life properly by staying with a local family. See how the real Balinese people live their daily lives, help them in their work, and taste the delicious food they eat.

5. Enjoy Sunrise in Munduk

Make sure to experience the spectacular sunrise in the Munduk region whether you are a morning person or not.

6. Monkey Forest in Ubud

Do visit this forest which is without a fence and the monkeys roam free here. You can enjoy the beautiful location and see the monkeys relaxing or getting fed.

7. Kelingking Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida boasts of some mind-blowing views and natural beauties. Visiting Kelingking on a Nusa Penida Trip is a must-do on your Bali vacation.

8. Witness Kecak Fire Dance

A group of more than 65 human vocals acts as instruments that express a story in the form of dance. You can enjoy the dance at sunset on a cliff-top amphitheater at Uluwatu Temple.

9. Turn into a Canggu Foodie

Canggu is a paradise for food lovers. You will fall in love with Indonesian food and can also relish fusion and vegan food, and the best coffees and cakes. 11.

10. Surf in Bali

It doesn’t matter whether it’s your first time or if you are a skilled surfer you must surf in Bali. just grab a surfboard, look for an instructor on the beach, and surf.

11. Trek to the top of Mount Batur

You will get to view the most mind-blowing sunset scenery of your life once you climb the top of Mount Batur. The adventurous two hours uphill journey is very thrilling as you climb over the volcanic rocks.

12. Visit Bali Safari and Marine Park

Explore this exciting animal-themed park to spend an amazing day at Bali Safari and Marine Park. It is a habitat for more than 60 species. You can enjoy a safari bus ride, elephant talent shows, and watch the baby sharks. This is one of the most adventurous things to do in Bali.

13. Swooshing on the Bali Swing

Turn your dream of swinging in the clouds into reality along with enjoying the breathtaking bird’s eye view of the beautiful island.

14. Visiting Tanah Lot Temple

This marvelous temple is also one of the most photographed places in the country as the silhouette of this mystical structure against the backdrop of a setting sun is absolutely Instagram-worthy.

15. Taste the Waters at Goa Gajah

This temple boasts of its rich reflections of cultures Shaivism and Buddhism, making the vibes around the temple spiritual and pious.

16. Enjoy the Bali Bird Park

This park is an ideal place to explore for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers along with their families. The park preserves the endangered wildlife of Indonesia by breeding many birds under careful supervision.

17. Dinner Cruise in Bali

Get enchanted by the magnificent beauty of Bali’s pristine blue waters and the fascinating sunset by embarking on the cruise. You can also enjoy a variety of shows. This is one of the most romantic things to do in Bali.

18. Visit Garuda Wisnu Kencana

The Garuda Wisnu Kencana is a park in Ungasan, Badung Regency. This cultural park boasts a 122-meter tall statue which is almost as wide also. This tallest statue in the country is a beautifully carved statue based on Hindu Mythology.

19. Swim in Infinity pools

If you love to swim and cool off in infinity swimming pools then you have great choices in Bali. One of the most famous ones is Hanging Gardens which faces the lush rainforests.

20. Thrilling Muck Diving at Padang Bai

The certified diver will love the opportunity of muck diving, night diving, and microphotography along with enjoying the diverse marine life.

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bobanddianefannan · 6 years ago

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A Tale of Two Cities

Nearing the western end of the French Riviera lies Antibes. The train from Villefranche took about a half hour right along the coast. Perfect weather again. Beautiful.

We heard of a walk around Cap d’Antibes, the westernmost outcrop jutting into the sea. The path skirts the shore, in and out of small bays and inlets, up and down steps to points chock full of Kodak moments. (Older folks here may want to explain to the young‘uns what a Kodak moment is). The tourist bureau informed us that we would have to take a bus to the trailhead as it was quite aways from the RR station.

We got to the bus terminal, found the right bus and were ready to go. Checking the map showed us that we must get off at Fontaine, the closest stop to the trail. As we boarded the bus, I summoned up my best french to tell the driver what our needs were and with perfect pronunciation said, “quatre billets pour Fontaine, s’il vous plait.” The driver paused, looked at me quizzically and slowly responded, “‘ow meny teekeets?” I said, “four,” gave him the six euros, and we took our seats. Classic!

Got to the trail and the walk did not disappoint. Just gorgeous. Tough walk though. Every once and a while you’d get a glimpse of some of the incredible mansions behind the walls inland from the sea. Later, we looked at them on Google Earth. Truly decadent.

We ventured back the way we came, by bus (same driver, this time Chuck conducted the transaction). We walked down into the old town of Antibes to have lunch. It was not one if my favorite places. Big tourist vibe. T-shirts and tchotchkes. Small beach, not particularly interesting.

The walk was great, but I don’t think I’ll be going back to Antibes any time soon.

Menton is at the other end. The last town on the eastern end of the Côte d’Azur before you head into Italy. When we boarded the train for Menton, there were a whole bunch of tourists from the cruise ship that had pulled into Villefranche that morning. It made for a very full train, something we haven’t really experienced so far. But, they all disembarked at Monaco/Monte Carlo, the second stop, leaving us with a deserted train car for the thirty minute ride.

We wanted to see the old town, the beach promenade, and perhaps score a boat ride along the coast. As we looked about for the tourist office for directions, an older French gentleman in his late seventies or early eighties offered to help us. He insisted that we follow him as he led us to the information office, several blocks away. He was not going in that direction, just a nice dude. We engaged in a bit of conversation, and he was nice enough to compliment me on my French. It was a very cool stroll. No ugly American here!

There was a farmer’s market going on near the seashore, so we checked that out. Fresh food to die for. Had a bit of lunch at a local sandwich stand, before checking out the harbor for boat rides.

Information about possible tours was kinda lacking, but Shirley engaged the services of a local fish monger on the docks who pointed us in the right direction.

Arriving at the boat (think HMS Minnow) the captain (think been drinking a little since waking up) informed us that we could take the 2:30 trip along the coast into Italy, 1 1/4 hours for 19 euros each. So we had an hour an a half to kill.

Walking around Menton was really neat. Totally different feel from Antibes. Not a tourist town. The brightly colored buildings rise from the sea upon the cliffs surrounding the town. We walked to an old cemetery, where many of the town’s elite have been enterred since the town’s inclusion into the principality of Monaco in 1814. Lots of Russians are buried there for some reason. I’ll have to research that a little. Tough walk to get there (guide book said it was mostly a flat walk....lies!), but worth it for the view.

Back to the harbor for our maritime excursion. There was only one other couple on the ride, so we had pretty much the entire boat to ourselves. Terrific way to spend the afternoon. The sea was calm, and the motor was unexpectedly quiet as we relaxed the day away admiring the beauty of this part of the world.

The Captain has some music playing while we motored around. Mostly some Italian upbeat pop stuff. What was odd, though, were two songs right in the middle of the voyage, Satisfaction and These Arms of Mine, both from the 1967 album Otis Redding, Live in Europe. And then back to the Europop. Chillin’ on a creaky boat in the Mediterranean singing along with Otis. Gotta love it.

Back to Villefranche. The obligatory visit to Monaco and Monte Carlo tomorrow. Supposed to rain like crazy.

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We and our friends made several tours in order to get to know our own country. Unfortunately not everyone in our group is available to make multi-day trips, so we are organizing small trips near the areas where we live. Since the majority lives in Lisbon, we end up choosing places that are close by and in Lisbon there are many.

This time, we took with us the analog photograph. I (Sara) carried my Nikon FM2 and my brother (the Gonçalo) took his Canon Eos 300. We had a 50mm 1.8. Unfortunately for me, my Nikon ran out of battery and not wanting to compromise the photometry I decided not to use it. We went to Mafra and Ericeira, with 2 Rollei Infrared 400 and 2 Kodak Ultramax 400 in the pocket.

In Mafra we visited the National Palace of Mafra. To summarize its history, the National Palace of Mafra is located 25 km from Lisbon and consists of a palace and a monastery of baroque architecture. It was built on the initiative of King João V of Portugal by virtue of a promise he had made in the name of the descent that would come from Queen Dona Maria Ana of Austria.

The biggest treasure of Mafra is its Library. Marble floor, rococo style bookcases and a collection of more than 36,000 books with gold-plated leather bindings. Its main rival is the library of the Abbey of Melk, Austria.

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Nós e os nossos amigos realizamos vários passeios com o objectivo de conhecermos o nosso próprio país. Infelizmente nem todas as pessoas do nosso grupo tem disponibilidade para fazer passeios de vários dias, por isso, vamos organizando pequenas viagens perto das zonas onde vivemos. Sendo que a maioria vive em Lisboa, acabamos por escolher locais que fiquem perto e em Lisboa há muitos.

Desta vez, levamos connosco a fotografia analógica. Eu (Sara) carreguei a minha Nikon FM2 e o meu irmão (o Gonçalo) levou a sua Eos 300 da Canon. Tínhamos um 50mm 1.8. Infelizmente para mim, a minha Nikon ficou sem pilha e não querendo comprometer a fotometria decedi não a usar.

Lá fomos nós até Mafra e Ericeira, com 2 Rollei Infrared 400 e 2 Kodak Ultramax 400 no bolso.

Em Mafra visitámos o Palácio Nacional de Mafra. Resumindo um pouco a sua história, o Palácio Nacional de Mafra fica a 25 Km de Lisboa e é composto por um palácio e um mosteiro de arquitectura barroca. Foi construído por iniciativa de D. João V de Portugal em virtude de uma promessa que fizera em nome da descenderia que viesse a obter da rainha Dona Maria Ana de Áustria.

O maior tesouro de Mafra é a sua Biblioteca. Chão em mármore, estantes no estilo rococó e uma colecção de mais de 36 000 livros com encadernações em couro gravadas a ouro. A sua principal rival é a biblioteca da Abadia de Melk, na Áustria.

Rollei Infrared 400

Depois de Mafra fomos visitar a Ericeira. Uma vila turística muito perto de Mafra. A região da Ericeira é conhecida pelas suas praias, pelo Surf e pelos seus bairros de pescadores. Sendo uma vila turística facilmente de encontra locais para dormir e restaurante com boa comida e típica da região.

Rollei Infrared 400

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Twin Brothers . Sara Martins

Tourist in our city – Mafra e Ericeira We and our friends made several tours in order to get to know our own country. Unfortunately not everyone in our group is available to make multi-day trips, so we are organizing small trips near the areas where we live.

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Where to Stay in Los Angeles: 6 Best Places

Why Come to Los Angeles?

Los Angeles is the place to be in for the ones who are creative at heart. Anyone who loves to bask in the sun yearlong, fancies fantastic multicultural cuisine, adores hiking, and reveres live music is bound to fall in love with this city. And so will someone who loves the beach life, geeks out in glee over museums or video games, and gets immersed in history or economics or architecture in any tour.

Los Angeles is an eclectic city to be enjoyed by equally eclectic characters.

6 Best Places to Stay in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a powerhouse of a city. As an Alpha World City and the second-most populous city in the US, it is so big and has so much to offer in every nook and cranny that it can get tricky to decide which area will be suitable for you to tour if you don’t plan.

So, we did the work for you. Here, we have handpicked the best answers about where to stay in Los Angeles that will ensure a fantastic trip for you!

1. Hollywood

This is the name that is responsible for the international glory of Los Angeles.

The home ground of some of the biggest powerplays in showbiz like Paramount Pictures and Universal Studios, this place is a heaven for the movie buffs enamored with the glamor of Hollywood.

If you’re traveling with your family, you can rest easy due to its unparalleled security. Also, since Hollywood lies at the center of all primary attractions, it is easy to travel around with efficient public transport.

What to Do

(Source: https://people.com/chica/hollywood-walk-of-fame-stars-popular/)

Embrace feeling close to your favorite celebrities as you stroll down the Hollywood Walk of Fame that has memorialized more than 2500 stars. Afterward, you can tour the Kodak Theater which hosts the annual Oscars or even escape to the ancient Hollywood Roosevelt for a break from the claustrophobic cacophonous crowd.

Source: http://beyondthemarquee.com/17191/graumans-chinese-theater)

Source: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/hollywoods-el-capitan-the_b_9344902)

Source: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/netflix-talks-buy-historic-egyptian-theatre-hollywood-1200491)

1. Grauman’s Chinese Theater

2. El Capitan Theater

3. Egyptian Theater

Did you know that the three historic Chinese Theater, the El Capitan Theater, and the Egyptian Theater that hold Hollywood history within them were all built by the “Father of Hollywood” Charles E. Toberman and his friend the Master Showman Sid Grauman?

Don’t forget to eat out at one of the top restaurants here at Salt’s Cure. The scrumptious delicacies are made from fresh produce that leaves your tummies and tongues fulfilled.

Where to Stay

Being a major tourist hub, Hollywood has a variety of spectacular hotel options. Whether it’s the Orange Drive that is loved for its serene proximity to Hollywood’s top attractions or the glitzy W Hollywood, expect a luxurious hotel experience wherever you stay. Hence, you don’t have to bother about where to stay in Los Angeles.

2. West Hollywood

WeHo isn’t a part of LA City but has its own municipal government. Yet, it is the heart and soul of Los Angeles. Expect to be dazzled by the latest fitness fads, the innumerable fashion boutiques, and the electrifying nightlife. The wonderful news is that you don’t have to worry about getting robbed for it has a superior security system. You can even travel with your pets here!

WeHo is a favorite spot for celebrities to live in with their stylish villas and gorgeous gardens. And why not? Though small, it is one of the trendiest US states, with strong communal ties amongst neighborhoods and a rich Tinseltown history.

Maybe you can catch a glimpse of one or two stars dining at some popular high-end restaurant. Maybe they’ll walk or bike by you casually (the main ways of traveling) before you realize who they are!

What to Do

(Source: Time Out)

Your trip is incomplete if you miss the Sunset Strip – the world-famous 1.5-mile landmark that continues to set and recreate cultural trends and witness constant evolution of Hollywood – ever since its inception in 1920.

(Source: Trip Advisor)

If you’re looking to have a very good time with friends and family, your best bet is to visit the Santa Monica Boulevard – the gorgeous sprawling road that has inspired countless classic songs like “Route 66” by Nat King Cole. Here, you can catch a splash at the Santa Monica Beach or gobble up the signature juicy burgers at 25 Degrees.

Where to Stay

While WeHo is an expensive city, it still boasts of some cheap accommodation places for tourists, one of which is The Standard – a hip-hop hotel located in the middle of the Sunset Strip. For a premium option at the Strip, there’s the elegant boutique hotel The Mondrian.

3. Beverly Hills

This glittering city of Beverly Hills that has inspired numerous TV shows and movies is an extremely pricey place to live in. Yet, celebrities love splurging in the expensive real estate for this city extends extreme privacy, comfort and convenience, great security, stunning fashion, fresh clean greenery, fitness culture, and of course the plethora of luxurious mansions.

Undoubtedly you will have to think about your budget before you plan to spend a day here. The upside is that you don’t have to worry about finding a free parking space for your car!

What to Do

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Of course, you must pay a visit to the stupendous Rodeo Drive, infamous for its 100+ big brand-name stores and celebrity-gawking. Of course, you don’t have to buy anything. Window-shop to your heart’s content and take pictures at Via Rodeo. If you do want to spend money, however, buy a cup of tea instead at The Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel where the main characters in “Pretty Woman” found everlasting love.

(Source: Los Angeles Times)

Are you enthralled by Greek and Roman culture? If so, would you be interested in exploring antique collection about them which used to be owned by one of the earth’s richest and shrewdest businessmen? Do visit The Getty Villa. Traveling there from Beverly Hills should be swift and easy.

Where to Stay

As expensive as they are, Beverly Hills hotels are some of the best in the world. Examples include the boutique hotel Carlyle Inn – terming itself “Beverly Hills’ best kept secret” – and The Peninsula Beverly Hills, another highly ranked guesthouse. So, no need to worry about where to stay in Los Angeles!

4. Santa Monica

Santa Monica is the perfect neighborhood if you’re a family person. It has amazing security, plenty of family-fun attraction centers, and a warm laidback beach right by to give you a respite from the fast-paced city life. Want to have outdoor fun, dine at upscale restaurants, or shop at high-end stores? Santa Monica has it all.

What to Do

(Source: Marriott Traveler)

The more-than-a-century-old Santa Monica Pier is the most popular tourist spot here. Refresh your mind with a picturesque view of the surrounding nature rife with beach life. It is also a sight to see the great Route 66 from the Sunset Strip ending here at the Pacific Ocean. Of course, there’s the great Ferris Wheel and multiple restaurants to dine out at!

(Source: Wikipedia)

Third Street Promenade is a shopping enthusiast’s paradise. Outdoors and home to more than 80 retailers, numerous restaurants featuring food made from fresh produce, delightful stage performances, eventful Comedy Nights – you’re sure to have the time of your life here.

Where to Stay

There are some excellent options for places to stay at no matter what your budget is. You’ll find most of them clustered along the beach for its magnificent view of the sea.

One of the most prominent premium hotels you can splurge your money in is the Hotel Casa Del Mar – an ideal choice for spotting celebrities. For a budget option, you can look at HI Los Angeles - Santa Monica Hostel, touted as the biggest multi-purpose accommodation in the country, which luckily is close to the Third Promenade Street. No more anxiety about where to stay in Los Angeles!

5. Koreatown

Despite what the name suggests, Koreatown is an ethnically rich neighborhood with residents consisting mostly of Koreans (of course), Latinos, Asians, and people born outside the country.

Moreover, it’s one of the most exciting places to be in for the ones who love to be outdoors and are always on the move. Talk about having one of the highest percentages of restaurants and nightclubs in all Southern California!

Eating out at restaurants 24/7 that offer the most deliciously diverse food, singing your hearts out with friends at a karaoke bar till the wee hours of the night, shopping around for whatever you can think of (the Korean skincare products too obviously!), lounging at humongous luxurious spas for self-care, idling away at the streets admiring the stupendous Art Deco architecture – trust us when we say that this is just the beginning.

Staying at Koreatown can be one of the best touring decisions you’ll ever make!

What to Do

(Source: Wall Street Journal)

Koreatown is very well-known for its food. Most people know about Guelaguetza but there are other equally superb places to indulge your taste buds. Inspired by the cultural mashup of Koreatown, Roy Choi has created what many call one of LA’s finest food: Roy Choi Kogi tacos. Definitely try it out when you come here!

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Traveling is hectic. So, why not opt for some self-care at one of the biggest 24/7 Korean spas you can come across? Koreans are infamous for their beauty regime as their radiant skin shows. Go for it. Spend a day at the beloved Wi Spa and transform your mind and body.

Where to Stay

There are multiple wonderful spots for you to stay according to your budget needs. Two of the most fashionable hotels to stop at are The LINE Hotel and Hotel Normandie. Both give you exclusive top-notch dining, entertainment, and accommodation services.

6. Venice Beach

Venice Beach is for the ones who are bohemian and hip, who live life on their own terms. For it is a remarkable neighborhood that boasts a hipster culture with beautiful art galleries, high-end stores, upscale restaurants, relaxed workspaces.

As always, it is still one of the coolest coastal beaches to enjoy with friends and amazingly has plenty of budget accommodation choices for tourists and citizens alike, including family homes.

Recently, however, the news suggests that real estate costs are rising in Venice Beach. This is because the once iconic beach is turning into a Silicon beach due to the influx of tech professionals who are changing the landscape of Venice. Today, Venice is equally well-known for being a startup hub and for its bohemian beaches. Fun fact: even Snapchat operates here.

What to Do

(Source: californiabeaches.com)

Come take a boat trip down the gorgeous Venice Canals and experience the virtual feeling of being in the actual Venice City! In fact, the Venice neighborhood is the founder Abbott Kinney’s tribute to the famous Italian city. Here, feel the soft breeze brush against your skin as you glide in between magnificent mansions and take respite from the bustling city life.

(Source: mirandatheadventurer.com)

The charming Venice Boardwalk is always a constant on any list of Venice Beach sights to see. Walk, bike, or skate. Admire the world-renowned murals made by local artists. Fill your famished tummies with delicious treats from the phenomenal Waterfront or the Gran Blanco. Prepare yourself to see quirky characters and shops instead of the genteel vibes you experienced in other posh beaches.

Where to Stay

You will never run out of options. A standard choice would be the Samesun Venice Beach Hotel. However, if you’re looking for a premium option then book a spot at the stylish Cadillac Hotel.

Final Words

As mentioned before, Los Angeles is an extremely large city. There are just so many amazing places to stay at that it was a tough decision to consolidate all that information into one tiny list. But, don’t you worry.

This list has been compiled using extensive research and is undeniably a handy guide on where to stay in Los Angeles.

The following blog post Where to Stay in Los Angeles: 6 Best Places is available on Holiday Nomad

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lindasalazr · 4 years ago

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Where to Stay in Los Angeles: 6 Best Places

Why Come to Los Angeles?

Los Angeles is an eclectic city to be enjoyed by equally eclectic characters.

6 Best Places to Stay in Los Angeles

So, we did the work for you. Here, we have handpicked the best answers about where to stay in Los Angeles that will ensure a fantastic trip for you!

1. Hollywood

This is the name that is responsible for the international glory of Los Angeles.

The home ground of some of the biggest powerplays in showbiz like Paramount Pictures and Universal Studios, this place is a heaven for the movie buffs enamored with the glamor of Hollywood.

What to Do

(Source: https://people.com/chica/hollywood-walk-of-fame-stars-popular/)

Source: http://beyondthemarquee.com/17191/graumans-chinese-theater)

Source: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/hollywoods-el-capitan-the_b_9344902)

Source: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/netflix-talks-buy-historic-egyptian-theatre-hollywood-1200491)

1. Grauman’s Chinese Theater

2. El Capitan Theater

3. Egyptian Theater

Don’t forget to eat out at one of the top restaurants here at Salt’s Cure. The scrumptious delicacies are made from fresh produce that leaves your tummies and tongues fulfilled.

Where to Stay

2. West Hollywood

What to Do

(Source: Time Out)

(Source: Trip Advisor)

Where to Stay

3. Beverly Hills

Undoubtedly you will have to think about your budget before you plan to spend a day here. The upside is that you don’t have to worry about finding a free parking space for your car!

What to Do

(Source: californiabeaches.com)

(Source: Los Angeles Times)

Where to Stay

4. Santa Monica

What to Do

(Source: Marriott Traveler)

(Source: Wikipedia)

Where to Stay

There are some excellent options for places to stay at no matter what your budget is. You’ll find most of them clustered along the beach for its magnificent view of the sea.

5. Koreatown

Despite what the name suggests, Koreatown is an ethnically rich neighborhood with residents consisting mostly of Koreans (of course), Latinos, Asians, and people born outside the country.

Staying at Koreatown can be one of the best touring decisions you’ll ever make!

What to Do

(Source: Wall Street Journal)

(Source: wispausa.com)

Where to Stay

6. Venice Beach

As always, it is still one of the coolest coastal beaches to enjoy with friends and amazingly has plenty of budget accommodation choices for tourists and citizens alike, including family homes.

What to Do

(Source: californiabeaches.com)

(Source: mirandatheadventurer.com)

Where to Stay

You will never run out of options. A standard choice would be the Samesun Venice Beach Hotel. However, if you’re looking for a premium option then book a spot at the stylish Cadillac Hotel.

Final Words

This list has been compiled using extensive research and is undeniably a handy guide on where to stay in Los Angeles.

The following blog post Where to Stay in Los Angeles: 6 Best Places is available on Holiday Nomad

Where to Stay in Los Angeles: 6 Best Places published first on https://holidaynomad.com/

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maryzmora · 4 years ago

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Where to Stay in Los Angeles: 6 Best Places

Why Come to Los Angeles?

Los Angeles is an eclectic city to be enjoyed by equally eclectic characters.

6 Best Places to Stay in Los Angeles

So, we did the work for you. Here, we have handpicked the best answers about where to stay in Los Angeles that will ensure a fantastic trip for you!

1. Hollywood

This is the name that is responsible for the international glory of Los Angeles.

The home ground of some of the biggest powerplays in showbiz like Paramount Pictures and Universal Studios, this place is a heaven for the movie buffs enamored with the glamor of Hollywood.

If you��re traveling with your family, you can rest easy due to its unparalleled security. Also, since Hollywood lies at the center of all primary attractions, it is easy to travel around with efficient public transport.

What to Do

(Source: https://people.com/chica/hollywood-walk-of-fame-stars-popular/)

Source: http://beyondthemarquee.com/17191/graumans-chinese-theater)

Source: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/hollywoods-el-capitan-the_b_9344902)

Source: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/netflix-talks-buy-historic-egyptian-theatre-hollywood-1200491)

1. Grauman’s Chinese Theater

2. El Capitan Theater

3. Egyptian Theater

Don’t forget to eat out at one of the top restaurants here at Salt’s Cure. The scrumptious delicacies are made from fresh produce that leaves your tummies and tongues fulfilled.

Where to Stay

2. West Hollywood

What to Do

(Source: Time Out)

(Source: Trip Advisor)

Where to Stay

3. Beverly Hills

Undoubtedly you will have to think about your budget before you plan to spend a day here. The upside is that you don’t have to worry about finding a free parking space for your car!

What to Do

(Source: californiabeaches.com)

(Source: Los Angeles Times)

Where to Stay

4. Santa Monica

What to Do

(Source: Marriott Traveler)

(Source: Wikipedia)

Where to Stay

There are some excellent options for places to stay at no matter what your budget is. You’ll find most of them clustered along the beach for its magnificent view of the sea.

One of the most prominent premium hotels you can splurge your money in is the Hotel Casa Del Mar – an ideal choice for spotting celebrities. For a budget option, you can look at HI Los Angeles – Santa Monica Hostel, touted as the biggest multi-purpose accommodation in the country, which luckily is close to the Third Promenade Street. No more anxiety about where to stay in Los Angeles!

5. Koreatown

Despite what the name suggests, Koreatown is an ethnically rich neighborhood with residents consisting mostly of Koreans (of course), Latinos, Asians, and people born outside the country.

Staying at Koreatown can be one of the best touring decisions you’ll ever make!

What to Do

(Source: Wall Street Journal)

(Source: wispausa.com)

Where to Stay

6. Venice Beach

As always, it is still one of the coolest coastal beaches to enjoy with friends and amazingly has plenty of budget accommodation choices for tourists and citizens alike, including family homes.

What to Do

(Source: californiabeaches.com)

(Source: mirandatheadventurer.com)

Where to Stay

You will never run out of options. A standard choice would be the Samesun Venice Beach Hotel. However, if you’re looking for a premium option then book a spot at the stylish Cadillac Hotel.

Final Words

This list has been compiled using extensive research and is undeniably a handy guide on where to stay in Los Angeles.

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mrkfster · 4 years ago

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Where to Stay in Los Angeles: 6 Best Places

Why Come to Los Angeles?

Los Angeles is an eclectic city to be enjoyed by equally eclectic characters.

6 Best Places to Stay in Los Angeles

So, we did the work for you. Here, we have handpicked the best answers about where to stay in Los Angeles that will ensure a fantastic trip for you!

1. Hollywood

This is the name that is responsible for the international glory of Los Angeles.

The home ground of some of the biggest powerplays in showbiz like Paramount Pictures and Universal Studios, this place is a heaven for the movie buffs enamored with the glamor of Hollywood.

What to Do

(Source: https://people.com/chica/hollywood-walk-of-fame-stars-popular/)

Source: http://beyondthemarquee.com/17191/graumans-chinese-theater)

Source: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/hollywoods-el-capitan-the_b_9344902)

Source: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/netflix-talks-buy-historic-egyptian-theatre-hollywood-1200491)

1. Grauman’s Chinese Theater

2. El Capitan Theater

3. Egyptian Theater

Don’t forget to eat out at one of the top restaurants here at Salt’s Cure. The scrumptious delicacies are made from fresh produce that leaves your tummies and tongues fulfilled.

Where to Stay

2. West Hollywood

What to Do

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Where to Stay

3. Beverly Hills

Undoubtedly you will have to think about your budget before you plan to spend a day here. The upside is that you don’t have to worry about finding a free parking space for your car!

What to Do

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Where to Stay

4. Santa Monica

What to Do

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Where to Stay

There are some excellent options for places to stay at no matter what your budget is. You’ll find most of them clustered along the beach for its magnificent view of the sea.

5. Koreatown

Despite what the name suggests, Koreatown is an ethnically rich neighborhood with residents consisting mostly of Koreans (of course), Latinos, Asians, and people born outside the country.

Staying at Koreatown can be one of the best touring decisions you’ll ever make!

What to Do

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Where to Stay

6. Venice Beach

As always, it is still one of the coolest coastal beaches to enjoy with friends and amazingly has plenty of budget accommodation choices for tourists and citizens alike, including family homes.

What to Do

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Where to Stay

You will never run out of options. A standard choice would be the Samesun Venice Beach Hotel. However, if you’re looking for a premium option then book a spot at the stylish Cadillac Hotel.

Final Words

This list has been compiled using extensive research and is undeniably a handy guide on where to stay in Los Angeles.

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