Los
Angeles. Probably the city I’d like the most to go back. Everyone has still
heard from Los Angeles, it’s the city which embodies the best the American
Dream! If you have the occasion to go there, catch it, it worth it!
If you’re a
great movie fan, two places are unavoidable for you: Venice Beach, the famous
pedestrian street facing the pacific ocean were a lot of very famous films and
series have been shot, and the Universal Studios just next to Hollywood.
Believe me, I’ve been there and it’s without doubt the most amazing theme park
I’ve ever been! They show you behind the scene how the biggest Hollywood
blockbusters have been realised, films and series like Bagdad Café,
Fast&Furious, Jurassic Park, The Blues Brothers or Desperate Housewife’s. And I haven’t
told you everything so you’ll still have surprises there!
You could also
see how Los Angeles is a multicultural town, with all its ethnical districts
like Chinatown, Koreatown, Little Armenia, Little Tokyo, Little Ethiopia, Thai
Town… And there are still others!
If you
prefer to surprise your taste buds, you have to know that there are hundreds of
ways to turn all those national cuisines into tacos or burritos. It’s probably
not the best way to improve your figure, but some of these culinary
preparations are soooooo gooooood!
If all
these arguments still not convinced you, just notice that in Los Angeles the
sun shines 329 days a year, maybe a good way to escape the dreariness that you
face in your everyday life…
Hi Nico !
RépondreSupprimerIn fact I would like to go visit L.A. now... I suppose you learned a lot about film shooting, this must be a very special place. You said Los Angeles is a very multicultural town and I would like to know if the people do well together. I have been in Berlein three years ago and they are very proud about the "multi-culti". Isn't there a big clivage between the "foreigners" and the tourists ?
And your last argument convinces me : only if you really don't have luck, you will visit L.A. in the rain.
Go head !
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