Griffith Observatory
FreeA hilltop planetarium and free public observatory with some of the best views in the city.

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Greek Theatre is a theatre or event venue in Los Angeles, CA, part of the Los Angeles guide. Cost: $50 or more.
2700 N Vermont Ave · Los Angeles, CA
The Greek Theatre is an outdoor amphitheater in Griffith Park, owned by the City of Los Angeles and inspired by ancient Greek amphitheaters. It was dedicated on September 25, 1930, and held its first performance in June 1931. Today it seats about 5,900 and hosts concerts and stage shows, along with graduation ceremonies for local schools. The venue has a box office, food and beverage options, premium seating and on-site parking.
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