Drawing is a skill, gained like any other through study and practice. Combining the movement of the hand with the dedication of the mind, drawing was considered the foundation of the arts of painting, sculpture, and architecture since the Renaissance. Proficiency in drawing was critical for exploring, inventing, and communicating ideas visually, but how was this foundational ability actually learned? This exhibition explores artistic training and the mastery of drawing in Europe from about 1550 to 1850.

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Getty Center: The Temple of Art at the top of Los Angeles is definitely worth a visit! Even if you are only slightly interested in art, Getty Center is still a place to make your trip worthwhile. It is more than a museum, but more like a mountaintop cultural paradise that combines architectural wonders, top art collections and beautiful scenery. The core highlights should not be missed. The building itself is an artistic masterpiece: a pure white complex designed by architect Richard Meyer, with simple and smooth lines and a modern feel. Take the iconic cable train slowly up the mountain, the ceremony is full, the city scenery of Los Angeles is unfolding gradually in front of you, and you have been drunk before entering the museum. 2. The art collection at the temple level: *The core attraction! From the manuscripts of the Renaissance masters, the huge paintings of Rubens in the Baroque period, to Van Gogh&rsquo;s life-filled Iris (the brush strokes are breathtaking at close range), Monet&rsquo;s charming impressionist landscape, C&eacute;zanne&rsquo;s solid still life... a key chapter in Western art history It is vividly presented here, of high quality and free to visit (parking fee only). 3. Quiet and elegant central garden: the central garden designed by Robert Irving is an oasis in the hustle and bustle. The winding paths, carefully matched plants, winding streams and unique water platform mazes, full of natural interest and design ingenuity, are a great place to stroll and relax. 4. Unparalleled viewing platform: located on the top of Santa Monica, the view is extremely wide. Standing on the terrace, the city skyline of Los Angeles, the rolling mountains, the vast Pacific Ocean have a panoramic view. When the weather is fine, the bustling city and the natural beauty are at this moment, especially at sunset, the scenery is particularly shocking. Is it worth going? No doubt, highly recommended! Art lovers must make a pilgrimage: the quality and breadth of the collection are enough to make people linger. Building and landscape control will fall in love: the perfect dialogue between modern architecture and nature and urban landscape. Visitors pursuing unique experiences: mountain top location, small train, free high-quality art, beautiful gardens and views, and a unique combination of experiences. Practical tips: Parking is more expensive (about $20, $15 after 3 pm), it is recommended to reserve a parking space on the official website in advance. Reserve at least 3-4 hours to have fun. Bring your camera and never miss the sunset view! Summary: The Getty Center combines top art, architecture, fine gardening and magnificent landscapes to provide a high-quality cultural experience that is far more aesthetically pleasing and relaxing than ordinary museums. It is not only a cultural landmark in Los Angeles, but also any visit to Los Angeles.

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As the nearest Universal Studios to Hollywood, you must punch in. There were not too many people on the day, and you played a lot of projects and felt great. Finally, I took a battery car to various movie sheds to experience the fun of filming. The only regret is that the roller coaster was under maintenance that day, and I didn&#39;t experience the pleasure of speed and passion.

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Check in California Disney, this year is just the 70th anniversary, the garden is a bit old and a bit small, there are several projects worth recommending [screaming teeth]... The weather for this tour is good [screaming teeth], the queue time is not long, the biggest difference with the domestic group is the tourist group, There are many participants in each age group from 8 months to 80 years old. The stroller and wheelchair are crowded and enjoying life. The fare is 3 people and 470 knives. Parking 35 is also worth it. [strong]

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Disney California Adventure Park is a vibrant celebration of imagination, thrills, and the spirit of California. From the exhilarating Incredicoaster and Radiator Springs Racers to the whimsical charm of Pixar Pier and Avengers Campus, every corner offers immersive storytelling and unforgettable rides. The park beautifully blends Disney magic with local flair, showcasing themed lands, live entertainment, and mouthwatering food options&mdash;like the famous churros and lobster nachos.

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

Immediate access

Science & technology museums

The dynamic experience is well worth a visit for nature lovers, family tourists and anyone curious about the story of life on Earth. Its highlights are its depth and breadth:
Core highlights:

1. Dinosaur Hall:

Dinosaur Hall: *The treasure of the town! It has more than 300 real fossils, including**the world&#39;s only Tyrannosaurus Rex &quot;Thomas&quot; growth series fossils (juvenile, sub-adult, adult), which directly shows the mystery of dinosaur growth. The stunning Triceratops &quot;Destiny&quot; skeleton** (one of the largest and most complete found in North America) and the Diplodocus skeleton are breathtaking.

Immersive setting: Fossils are not displayed in isolation, but are placed in a carefully restored prehistoric ecological environment, with sound and light effects, as if traveling back to the dinosaur era.

2. The dazzling world of minerals and gems:

&quot;Gem and Mineral Hall&quot;: It is a visual feast! It collects**more than 2,000**amazing specimens.

Giant natural gold nuggets: Giant natural gold nuggets such as &quot;Golden Dog&quot; are astonishing.
Rare Gemstones: Glittering amethyst geodes, rough emeralds, perfectly cut diamonds, and slices of meteorites from Mars and the Moon, showcasing the magnificent wealth of the Earth and the universe.
Interactive Exploration: Learn about mineral formation, mining, and their application in technology.

3. Rich North American and California Ecological Displays:
&quot;North American Mammal Hall&quot;: Lifelike ecological scenes (Diorama) show grizzly bears, mountain lions, bison and other animals in their natural habitats, with both artistic and scientific qualities.
&quot;California History Hall&quot; &amp; &quot;Becoming California Hall&quot;: In-depth exploration of California&#39;s unique biodiversity, geological changes, and the impact of human activities on the environment, with distinct local characteristics.

4. Fun Interaction and Exploration Space:
&quot;Discovery Center&quot;: Designed for families, it encourages hands-on touching of fossils, microscope observation of specimens, and participation in small experiments to stimulate children&#39;s interest in science.

Griffith Observatory

Planetariums

Griffith Observatory: The Eye of Wisdom in Los Angeles, a Must-Visit Free Landmark
Griffith Observatory is no ordinary attraction. It is a spiritual symbol of Los Angeles, where science and romance interweave. Whether you are an astronomy enthusiast or not, it is definitely worth a visit, and admission is free (except for certain exhibitions and performances). Its charm lies in its unique integration, with distinct and profound highlights:

Core Highlights:

1. Unparalleled panoramic view of the city:
Located on the top of the Hollywood Hills, the observatory itself is the best viewing platform overlooking Los Angeles. During the day, the city texture is in full view; at dusk, witness the &quot;City of Angels&quot; covered with golden rays of light, the lights are on, until the lights of thousands of homes under the bright stars, and the Hollywood sign is within reach - this is the most iconic postcard perspective of Los Angeles, a holy place for photography enthusiasts.

2. Immersive astronomy science hall:
Samuel Oschin Planetarium: The world&#39;s top dome theater, with advanced laser projection system and surround sound effects. Its programs (tickets required) such as &quot;Dark Night Stars&quot; and &quot;Center of the Universe&quot; are not simple popular science, but a soul-stirring journey of cosmic art, taking you through time and space to feel the vastness and mystery of the universe.
Free exhibition hall The content is easy to understand and highly interactive. Must-see:
Foucault pendulum: a classic device that intuitively demonstrates the rotation of the earth.
Planetary models and astronomical maps: Exquisite display of solar system and cosmic knowledge.
Giant Tesla coil demonstration: (at a specific time) watch the spectacular sight of artificial lightning, full of scientific sense.
The historical building itself: The Art Deco style incorporates Greek revival elements, and the dome and murals are full of astronomical symbols, which is itself a work of art.

3. A window to experience the stars:
Free public telescope observation: This is the most precious tradition of the observatory! Open at night when the weather is fine (see the official website for details), you can witness the lunar craters, Jupiter stripes, Saturn rings, and even distant nebulae with your own eyes through powerful Zeiss refracting telescopes and other equipment. Professional volunteers explain on the spot, making the universe within reach. This real stargazing experience cannot be replaced by any screen.

Is it worth going? Conclusion:

Highly recommended to:
Visitors who are visiting Los Angeles for the first time: This is a great starting point to understand the city&#39;s geography and temperament.
Photography enthusiasts: Capture the classic camera position of Los Angeles panorama and Hollywood sign.
People who are curious about astronomy and science: Free and high-quality science feast.

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