A major bucket list item, the nearby La Brea Tar Pits and Museum is a mini day trip worth taking. Unlike any other outing in the Anaheim area, it’s home to the biggest active Ice Age excavation site in the world. Excavations are always happening, and it’s very likely you’ll spot an archeological team…
Anaheim Area Blog
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La Brea Tar Pits and Museum
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Mediterranean Picks Near Anaheim
Mediterranean cuisine is fresh, often seafood-rich, and Anaheim provides the perfect location and climate to indulge. Nearby, you’ll find DonerG Turkish and Mediterranean Grill, a counter-service gem for gyros, wraps, plenty of vegetarian options and much more, from house hummus and pita to the freshest tabouli in town. Jasmine Mediterranean Restaurant is known for…
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Little Tokyo
Visit Tokyo without leaving southern California at the Los Angeles’ area Little Tokyo community. Governed as a non-profit, there are nearly 100 member organizations dedicated to enriching the Japanese American community within downtown L.A. Arts organizations include the East West Players, the Geffen Contemporary of MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art) and the Union Center…
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Visit Olvera Street
Arguably not as famous as Rodeo Drive or Hollywood Boulevard, Olvera Street is a historical area that features a rich history and thriving cultural scene. Also known as Los Angeles’ “first street,” you’ll find the visitor center open seven days per week with shops and restaurants offering unique experiences all over the neighborhood. Dubbed…
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Check Out this Broad!
The Broad is L.A.’s chic, contemporary art museum founded by Eli and Edythe Broad. Located on Grand Avenue in downtown, it’s a short drive from Anaheim. It was designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with Gensler as a collaborator and quickly became a hot spot since opening in 2015. You can enjoy free general…
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