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YouTube: Michael MartelloHow to travel Los Angeles like a local?! Here's the only guide you need to explore LA as a non-tourist (because who ACTUALLY wants to go to Hollywood Boulevard?!). A portion of this video was sponsored by Mott & Bow. Discount code in video & affiliate link on YouTube. Stay tuned until the end for a fun teaser of my next video ;)

ULTIMATE LOS ANGELES TRAVEL GUIDE! If you're visiting LA (or just want to dream about it) - look no further, I have you covered! For 5 days, I became a tourist in my own city of LA, exploring all of the hottest neighborhoods and attractions. Starting from Venice & Santa Monica, I made my way throughout the MUST SEE stops (and also had SO much fun). Welcome to Los Angeles, California!

It's officially spring in Los Angeles, and the city is absolutely blooming with in-person activities! Here's everything you need to be doing in L.A. in April to come out smelling like a rose.

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) visits the northern part of Hollywood, in a city called North Hollywood, which is above Universal City. Many people know about Hollywood, since it is the main tourist city in Los Angeles. Many even know of West Hollywood. But not too many know about North Hollywood and what this part of town looks like. What does North Hollywood look like? Is it worth visiting? Are there any great restaurants or top attractions in North Hollywood? Follow Rockstar Eater as he takes you on a walking tour through North Hollywood, covering the famous NoHo Arts District and NoHo West Shopping Center.

A gateway back to the Ice Age, right in the heart of L.A. Website - <a href="https://tarpits.org">https://tarpits.org</a>/

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) shows you another one of the great places to visit in Los Angeles by walking around Redondo Beach. Redondo Beach is one of the famous beaches in Los Angeles, known for its pier that has some great seafood and is a good fishing spot. If you are thinking of visiting Redondo Beach Pier but don’t know what it looks like, especially in 2021, you’ve come to the right episode. Follow Steve as he talks you on a Redondo Beach Walking Tour, covering the main site, the Redondo Pier, which includes the International Boardwalk and the Fisherman’s Wharf

Steve Cha (aka Rockstar Eater) goes on another Los Angeles tour by walking around Olvera Street and Union Station. These two spots are some of the best attractions in Los Angeles, very historic in everyway. They are close to each other and near Chinatown LA. So if you are curious to see what Olvera Street looks like, watch this Olvera Street and Union Station walking tour!

We are taking a road trip to Santa Clarita. First we stop by Vasquez Rocks in Agua Dulce. Then we visited the Gibbon Conservation Center in Santa Clarita. Lastly we checked out the Passages museum.

Visiting the Broad Museum in Downtown Los Angeles.

Hey Ya'll! If you ever visit Los Angeles or live in the city, one of my favorite things to do on a Sunday is to walk the Melrose Trading Post. It's like a giant flea market with food, music and tons of vendors selling a variety of things. I actually purchased most of my furniture and art there.

Olvera Street is known as "the birthplace of Los Angeles" and is a part of the El Pueblo De Los Angeles National Monument. There is a bunch of cool stuff to see here including a Mexican marketplace, shops, restaurants, museums, and traditional events. In fact, Olvera Street is home to the oldest standing residence in Los Angeles, you can even go inside and tour it! If you're interested in California history, this is a great place to visit. Come with me on a short tour of Olvera Street to see some of what this popular attraction in Downtown Los Angeles has to offer. Instagram: @TravelCrazyKatie

Want to know what the famous Venice Beach in Los Angeles has to offer? You're in the right place! In this video I'll tell you why I love Venice and show you some of the things you must see if you visit. Venice California is a unique beach town with a boardwalk full of things to do and see. It is well known for it's bohemian spirit, you can find everyone from bodybuilders to artists here on any given day.

Day trip to Westwood Village. Visiting UCLA, Fowler Museum, 800 Degrees, Diddy Riese, and Hammer Museum.