Explore Los Angeles For Free: From Arts To Beaches And More, Five Must-Do Activities In The City Of Angels

Los Angeles is known for its glitz and glamor. From window shopping to catching a glimpse of Hollywood stars, the City of Angels shines bright and can drive anyone giddy with excitement, especially tourists. But you can do all that and much more without breaking the bank.

In fact, there are several things you can do for free when you're lost in Los Angeles. From free hikes to concerts and treating your eyes to art, the City of Angels can be easy on the pocket.

Free Concerts Throughout Summer

Los Angeles has free concerts throughout the summer, from June to September. You can catch up on Grand Performances in Downtown L.A., or Off The 405 at Getty Center, and the Summer Sounds Outdoor in West Hollywood.

After all, who doesn't love a great concert that's also free?

Explore The Arts District

If you're an art lover, L.A. is one of the good places to be. The Arts District in Downtown L.A. has dozens of murals and galleries showing off the local vibe.

You can also visit the Institute of Contemporary Art Los Angeles if you run out of murals to admire.

Get The Venice Vibe In LA

You don't have to go all the way to Italy to get a glimpse of Venice, you can do so in L.A., thanks to the iconic Venice Beach Boardwalk. Like other parts of the city, you'll find some more art here, too.

Visit The Walt Disney Concert Hall

If you're in L.A., you should take advantage of the free 90-minute guided tour of the iconic Walt Disney Concert Hall, too. You can also opt for a self-guided audio tour, and take it up at your pace and leisure. The choice is yours.

Hike At Griffith Park

Get your heart pumping and your hike cravings satisfied at Griffith Park. Soak in the breathtaking views of the 4,210-acre terrain that's perfect for hikes, picnics, and more.

Bonus: Hit The Beach

If you're in L.A., you should check out the beaches in Malibu and Venice. From the surfers to quirky sidewalk performers, to bike trails and more, L.A.'s beaches attract 50 million visitors every year and that's for a good reason.

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