History of history

The coastal area of Los Angeles was populated by residents of Tongva (or Gabrieleños), Chumash, and the tribes of the Native American peoples lived for thousands of years. The first Europeans to arrive here in 1592, led by Juan Cabrillo, a Portuguese explorer, announced the land to the Spanish Empire but not remains there. The next time Europeans were in contact with the area, 227 years after Gaspar de Portois, along with Franciscan Padre Juan resp Ci, arrived in the area today as Los Angeles on August 2, 1769.

In 1771, Cha Junípero Serra built the Mission San Gabriel Arcágel near Whittier Narrows near the San Gabriel Valley today. On September 4, 1781, a group of 52 settlers from New Spain were descendants of the Africans forming a delegation along the edge of the Porciúncula River (now the Los Angeles River). These settlers have their ancestors as Filipino, India and Spain, two-thirds being hybrids.

In 1777, new California governor Felipe de Neve, recommended to the viceroy of New Spain that the site be into a developed to town. The area is named El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles del Río de Porciúncula ("The town of the Queen of the Angels of the River Porciúncula"). It's still a small town for decades, but in 1829 the population increased about 650, making it the largest civilian community in California in Spain. Todayoutline Pueblo's is still preserved in a popular historic monument called Olvera Street, formerly the Alcohol, named after Augustin Olvera.

The new Spanish gained its independence from the Spanish Empire in 1821 and the province continued to be part of Mexico. Mexico's rule ended in the Mexican-American War, when the Americans gained control from the Californians after a series of wars. Battle of San Pascual, the Battle of Dominguez and the Battle of Rio San Gabriel in 1847. The Cahuenga Treaty was signed on January 13, 1847, ending hostile takeover in California and then the Guadalupe Hidalgo Treaty (1848), the Mexican government officially assigned to another Alland to California. Weird. The Europeans and the U.S. have strengthened control of the city after they migrated to California in a flooding wave to find California gold and ensure a subsequent accession to the United States in 1850.

The railroad arrived when the Southern Pacific Railway Company (Southern Pacific Railroad) completed its railroad line to Los Angeles in 1876. Oil was discovered in 1892 and in 1923, Los Angeles issued a quarter of the world oil. One factor that contributes to the development of the city is water. In 1913, William Mulholland completed the pipelines to ensure the growth of the city. In 1915, Los Angeles City began to merge dozens of community neighborhoods that were unable to water themselves. A largely fictionalized account of the Owens Valley Water War is found in the 1974 motion picture Chinatown.

In the 1920s, animated films and the aviation industry rushed to Los Angeles to help the city grow. This city is the place to run the Summer Olympics in 1932 to witness the development of the Baldwin as the original Village Stadium. This period also saw the arrival of exiles from post-conflict tensions in Europe, including aristocrats like Thomas Mann, Fritz Lang, Bertolt Brecht, Arnold Schoenberg and Lion Feuchtwanger. World War II brought new development and prosperity to this city, though many Japanese-Americans were being transported to concentration camps during the war. The post-conflict period witnessed a greater explosion when the urban spread was extended to the San Fernando Valley. The Watts riots of 1965 and the "anger" of Chicano High School and the suspension of Chicano revealed the deep racial divide that exists in this city. In 1969, Los Angeles was one of the two "places of birth" to the Internet when ARPANET was sent from UCLA to SRI in Menlo Park. XXXXIII Olympad was hosted in Los Angeles in 1984. The city was challenged through the Los Angeles riots of 1992 and the Northridge 1994 and 2002 the attempted separation of Fernando and Hollywood Valley was defeated in the vote. The redevelopment and urban elegance has taken place in many areas of the city, especially the center.

Geography

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 498.3 square miles (1,290.6 km²), 469.1 square miles (1,214.9 km), and 29.2 square miles (7.7 km) are water surface area, and 5.8 per cent water surface. The north and the south pole are 44 miles (71 km), the interval between the east-west is 29 miles (47 kilometers), and the length of the city border is 342 miles (550 km). The ninth-largest area of land in the American cities continent. The highest point in Los Angeles is Sister Elsie Peak (5,080 feet) at the far of the northeastern San Fernando Valley, part of Mt. Lukens. The Los Angeles River is a river largely of seasonal crossing the upstream city of the San Fernando Valley. The length of it was totally cut out of concrete. The Los Angeles area is quite plentiful in terms of local plants. With beaches, sand dunes, flooded land, hills, mountains, and rivers, this area contains a number of important living quarters. The widest area is the bush and coastal bush carpet, covered by the hillsides of chaparral, which are easy to catch fire. Native tree types include: California poppy, matilija poppy, toyon, coast giant oak, wild rye grass, and hundreds of others. Unfortunately, many indigenous species are so rare and risk of extinction as the sunflower of Los Angeles.

There are many strange flowers and flowers that blossom all year round with magical colors, including...

The season for tourists to Los Angeles is July August, when there is a sun and hot but the price of services is very expensive. if you prefer to travel to less crowded, the price is lower, the best season is from March to May and December, but remember that June usually has fog on the coast. The abnormality of the rains or the rains that occur in the winter but the fog and the occasional small showers. The city has a bus system that runs around the city on holidays, especially at Thanksgiving.

Los Angeles is affected by the continent's climate, the coverage of extreme and moist climate by the mountains in the North and West. November and October are the hottest months, January and February are the coldest and driest months. Off the high seas there is a breeze that will make the climate colder in summer and warmer in winter than in the distant islands, especially the San Fernando Valley, the hottest area in summer and the coldest in winter. The average temperature in LA is about 21 degrees Celsius, the summer is about 32 degrees Celsius, the winter temperature fluctuates about 12 degrees, but it rarely happens.

By air

The Los Angeles metropolitan area has 16 airports. The largest airport serving Los Angeles is Los Angeles International Airport. Los Angeles International Airport (Los Angeles International Airport) (IATA: LAX, ICAO: KLAX, the Los Angeles service airport, California. People in California often call this airport LAX with the spelling of individual words. The airport has four long landing paths: 3,382 m, 3,135 m, 2,720 meters and 3,382 meters. LAX serves passengers who fly 2 points (not transit) more than any of the busiest airports in the world. LAX is the world's 5th busy airport in terms of traffic between [1] and 61,895,548 passengers in 2007. The LAX is the third largest in U.S. airports. If you calculate the number of international visitors, LAX is the second busiest airport, only after John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City [2] but only ranks 20 in the world on this criterion. By September 11, this was the third busy airport in the world. LAX is United Airlines’ central airport. LAX serves arrival points of North America, Latin America, Asia and Oceania. The airlines of the airport are: United (19.57% of guests, combined with United Express customers), American accounted for (15%) and Southwest (12.7%). [3]. LAX is also a focus city in Alaska Airlines and is a gateway to Delta Air Lines.

By bus

Long-distance bus systems run across the small cities of North America. Avoid coming after dark, a few people there meet you with a car. The other area of LA, long distance bus stop is in Hollywood, Pasadena, Long Beach and Anaheim Megabus, where all cheap online ticket sale (www.megabus.com), reliable choice for quick services to Las Vegas, Chicago, San Francisco and more.

Public or car traffic?

Although the Los Angeles area has many bus lines and a number of transport agencies, and a relatively new subway and a high-speed network, that's not enough for the population and size of the area. For example, some of the best bus routes can be run every 15 or 20 minutes, while others (especially from the primary tourist areas) can run every 30 to 90 minutes. Remember, it's not a bus line to get to every corner, and so, it's not unusual for you to walk a mile or more to your destination after you get off the bus at the nearest station. And because there are a lot of bus transportation companies in Los Angeles, you may have to pay extra as you get off the bus, a transit unit and onto another company's transit bus to continue your journey. Remember, some bus lines will end up operating at the beginning of the evening, so you should have a good plan of your trip to make sure you're not stuck while you're on a trip, so having to take your expensive taxi back to your hotel - depending on how far you're away, it might cost about the same way you rented a car in the first day.

Los Angeles also has a light-sized system of subways and railways that help speed up the pace of travel around the city. If you have a plan to stay near a Metro Railway Station in some of the rural areas, this could be as much as the railroad network will take you to a number of tourist areas like Hollywood, Universal Studios, China Street, and Long Beach. However, people who plan to stay for days in the city, will stay or visit areas far from the center, and if not lose many buses during their visit, are asked to rent a car if budget allows.

For frequent travelers it is only a few miles, and is ready to plan a much longer journey, and for those who remain for just a few days, and do not pay any attention to 20 to 60 minutes waiting for a bus, it is possible to see that the Los Angeles public transportation system may be adequate. Basically, if you plan to travel in the West Side area, downtown Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, and Hollywood, and mainly travel days during the week, public transportation can accommodate your needs.

Metro Rapid buses arrive more often and stops less than local buses and should be used when possible. Remember that many of the cities in the subway area (including Santa Monica, Culver City, Long Beach, Santa Clarita, and Ontario go on to the names of some of their own bus organs, independent of the subway, thus charging different tickets.

If you choose to rent a car, you'll have to consider the LA-regional highway systems and the great and the flavor of a famous traffic jam. However, this will be more convenient to take buses for long or long journeys.

By rail

The sub​​-subway/rail line in Los Angeles opened its first way in the 1990s. The network replaced a system of railways known as the Pacific Railway, which operates in Los Angeles and the neighborhoods of 1902-1961. Los Angeles has opened its local training network in two. It's been good for ten years.

Populated places and tourist destinations can be reached by using subway trains, including city centers, Koreatown, Los Feliz, Hollywood, North Hollywood, Chinatown, Pasadena, and Long Beach. Public transport is an advantage, when possible, with gridlock occurring on the highway in Los Angeles and the streets.

Today, when it comes to Los Angeles, people immediately remember the Hollywood movie capital, which produces more than two thirds of all American movies.

Hollywood

Outside the northwest Los Angeles is the Hollywood cinema city, in the old place the hamlet of goat herders. In 1887, a villa was built and called Hollywood. The weather here is pleasant, the number of sunny days in the year more (about 300 days), and there are enough geographic sights of mountains, fields, beaches, deserts, etc. that should be very suitable for filming. So a number of the eastern film companies in the U.S. went to the construction of film schools. In 1982, after the first movie Night's Watch in New York was filmed, Hollywood quickly became the film hub in the entire country.

The Hollywood movie town now has over 180 shooting schools and a collection of most historic contexts in the world. The most popular of them is to mention Universal Studio's film with her bus school show and to attend some of the plays such as Jura's Park, Egypt mummification, Spin Universe, King KongÂ...

There are some sexy cowboy shows, free photos with a silver screen chimps. Outside Los Angeles is a well-known entertainment town, Walt Disney, attracting less than 20 million visitors every year.

Outside of Los Angeles, there's a world-wide entertainment park, Walt Disney. The entertainment area was started by American animator Walt Disney, and they named it after him to give it to. The Walt Disney Park was 30 ha wide, expanded in 1955. In the park, people built and re-created a lot of pleasant scenery, the branches of rivers flowing between the reeds, the timber of the 18th century boats, the whole forest of trees and fermentosa to the stairs, the old streets, and the mountains, etc. Entering the door of the recreation area, visitors are welcome by a group of Mickey Mouse mice to welcome them and shake hands. In the Disney entertainment area there are more than 50 electrified gaming areas like the virtual world, the risky world, the future world. The Walt Disney entertainment park has visited on average every year since its operation to date. Many high-ranking leaders, important people and world-famous people also come here to entertain.

Star Avenue

Los Angeles has a lot of tourist attractions. The fossil park is a place where the landscape is very well designed. It's built on the hills of Lake Guliging, with fossils like a saber tooth tiger, a president's lazy monkey, to this day. The Peace Tower was built to mark the 200-year round city and the California capital. The tower is 610 meters tall, nearly twice as tall as the Eiffel Tower in the capital of Paris in France. On the top of the tower is observing, television, international radio. A tower can pick up 10 million tourists every year. In Los Angeles there was also the Meiguibo stadium, with 70 rows of seats built in the inner wall like a giant ditch, containing up to 100,000 people. This is also one of the sports architectural marvels of the world, where every year there will be soccer matches between American universities, the Meiguibo Award.

Los Angeles has many other famous scenic spots such as: Hollywood Boulevard highlights the famous film artists like Marilyn Monroe, Charlie Chaplin, Michael Jackson...; Kodak theater of the Oscar award; Beverly's the villa of the stars...

You can also go to Rodeo and Sunset — where directors, artists who sit for coffee, shop for fashions at unbelievable prices or fossil parks, to the Hoa Binh Tower (610m high, twice the Eiffel Tower), the Meiguibo stadium, which holds up to 100,000 people.

But wherever you go, don't forget to spend the sunset at Getty Center. Sitting here, watching the Pacific Ocean in the distance and the city of Los Angeles at your feet, you're going to feel like "Angel City" taking off.

If you camp or stay in a motel, catch the bus and cook your own food, you can easily explore your country for 50 dollars a day. Stay in a hotel on the road and eat at a roadside cafe, you will lose about $100, and most convenient to rent a car will push your budget up to $150 a day.

The currency used in Los Angeles is the U.S. dollar.

Price of a number of things:

• Film pass: $11,000
• 1 small beer: $3,500
• Tickets for the electric train: $3,000
• Tickets to the museum: $5,000
• City Price: $20,000
• Capture: $56,000
• 1 liter of gas: $0,600
• liter: $1,000
• Short coat: $7,000
• The lowest room price is US$30-125, on average US$125-250, which is above US$250.

The lowest price of a meal is US$5-10, the average being US$10-30, which is US$30-60, which is US$60.

• If you use an American ATM card when you want to withdraw money you can't use it anywhere. ATMs have a good network and offer cheaper options if your cards are part of their system.
• U.S. Bank notes often confuse tourists: they are the same size and color, especially careful, they don't hand over too much cash, and they often test your changes carefully.
• Withdrawal cards, including Visa Cash passport, are widely used. You can go back to your banking system using American ATM cards, they're everywhere. The sec easily cash in any bank. You will need to wear your passport card to service your identity.
• If you go camping or stay in a motel, catch the bus and cook your own food, you can easily discover your country for 50 dollars a day. In the hotel next to the road and in the most modern coffee shops, it costs 100 dollars, and the interesting thing is to rent a car will cost you 150 dollars.