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Arboretum Brentwood Village Century City (Westfield Shopping Town) City National Plaza Olvera Street Olvera Street & El Pueblo Visitors' Center Santa Monica Place Mall Third St. Promenade Villa Marina Marketplace Water Garden Westwood Village |
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Arboretum 2220 Colorado Ave. Santa Monica, 90404 The magnificent Arboretum is a privately leased office complex at the corner of Colorado Ave. and Cloverfield Boulevard and is a prime example of the resurgence and prominence of Santa Monica as a thriving business community. It is managed by the Arboretum Management Co. and is currently 100% leased to Universal Music Group. There are no public facilities. Ride the following bus line(s) to get there: | Crosstown Ride | Sunset Ride | 5 | |
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Brentwood Village Barrington Ave. and Sunset Blvd. West Los Angeles, 90049 Located off Sunset Boulevard just west of the 405 Freeway, Brentwood Village is a charming collection of unique neighborhood shops, restaurants and offices. Having just undergone a major refurbishing, the village is home to some well-known Westside restaurants, as well as a pharmacy, bank, service station, toy store, coffee shop, bakery and the Barrington Village Post Office. There are a variety of professional offices and many special events offered throughout the area. Ride the following bus line(s) to get there: | 14 * | |
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Century City (Westfield Shopping Town) 10250 Santa Monica Blvd. West Los Angeles, 90067 (310) 277-3898 Century City is a 176-acre community comprised of office buildings, shopping facilities, movie theaters, hotels and residences. The property is built on what was once the enormous backlot of 20th Century Fox Studios. Westfield Shopping Town (formerly known as Century City Mall) features open-air shopping with a collection of over 100 boutiques featuring premier brands, an array of indoor and outdoor dining options, and movies at AMC/IMAX flagship Century City 15 cinema, with a state-of-the-art surround sound and stadium-style seating. Ride the following bus line(s) to get there: | 5 * | 13 * | |
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City National Plaza 505 S. Flower St. Downtown Los Angeles, CA, 90071 (213) 485-9595 City National Plaza covers one-square city block in Downtown LA. The plaza consists of dozens of retail, specialty shops and restaurants between two towers of office buildings and the main brand of City National Bank. Ride the following bus line(s) to get there: | 10 * | Exit Figueroa & 5th. |
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Olvera Street 622 N. Main St. Downtown Los Angeles, 90012 (213) 628-1274 Located at the heart of El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, Olvera Street is a one-block section of one of the oldest neighborhoods in Los Angeles that has been restored as an open-air market and tourist destination. Since 1930, Olvera Street vendors have been selling items commonly found throughout Mexico, including crafts, artwork, leather goods, souvenirs and food. Strolling Mariachi bands and street performers also add to the festive environment. Several restaurants and food carts for sit-down or casual dining make it a delightful place to visit and there are tours of the historical buildings, including the Avila Adobe, built in 1818 and considered to be the oldest building still standing in Los Angeles. A number of special events are held throughout the year. Ride the following bus line(s) to get there: | 10 * | |
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Olvera Street & El Pueblo Visitors' Center Open Daily 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. 622 N. Main St. Downtown Los Angeles, 90012 (213) 628-1274 Located at the heart of El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, Olvera Street is a one-block section of one of the oldest neighborhoods in Los Angeles that has been restored as an open-air market and tourist destination. Since 1930, Olvera Street vendors have been selling items commonly found throughout Mexico, including crafts, artwork, leather goods, souvenirs and food. Strolling Mariachi bands and street performers also add to the festive environment. Several restaurants and food carts for sit-down or casual dining make it a delightful place to visit and there are tours of the historical buildings, including the Avila Adobe, built in 1818 and considered to be the oldest building still standing in Los Angeles. A number of special events are held throughout the year. Ride the following bus line(s) to get there: | 10 * | Exit on Alameda & N. Los Angeles Street. |
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Santa Monica Place Mall Third St. and Broadway (310) 394-1049 The mall is closed for remodeling and is scheduled to reopen in the fall of 2009. Macy’s will remain open throughout construction. Ride the following bus line(s) to get there: | 1 * | 2 * | 3 * | 4 * | 7 * | 8 * | 9 * | |
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Third St. Promenade 3rd St. between Wilshire Blvd. and Broadway (310) 393-8355 Anchoring a world-class, downtown shopping district is the pedestrian-only, open-air plaza known as the Third Street Promenade. It combines the old-world charm of a European tree-lined boulevard with an easy-going, eclectic Southern California lifestyle. Dozens of popular chain stores, movie theatres and unique, one-of-a-kind shops and restaurants populate the Promenade amid an eclectic mix of street performers, artists and vending carts. Ride the following bus line(s) to get there: | 1 * | 2 * | 3 * | 4 | 5 * | 7 * | 8 * | 9 * | 10 * | Rapid 7 * | Rapid 3 | |
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Villa Marina Marketplace Website: www.villamarinamarketplace.com Ride the following bus line(s) to get there: | Rapid 3 | |
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Water Garden 2425 Olympic Blvd. Santa Monica, 90404 (310) 315-9800 One of the most beautiful office complexes in Southern California, Santa Monica’s Water Garden is a collection of office buildings surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, waterways, lakes and courtyards. Called “the natural place to do business,” the complex was built in 1991 and is home to many private businesses, cafes and restaurants. The complex covers several blocks at Olympic Boulevard and 26th Street. Ride the following bus line(s) to get there: | 5 * | Exit at Olympic and 26th. |
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Westwood Village Just South of the UCLA Campus West Los Angeles, 90024 Westwood Village is a quaint but bustling area just north of Wilshire Boulevard and east of the 405 freeway and Veterans Cemetery. Attracting college students from UCLA which borders the village at the north, Westwood Village contains hundreds of businesses, medical offices, shops and restaurants, as well as the largest concentration of first-run movie theaters in the world. Westwood is most famous for its Hollywood premieres which take place at some of the grandest old-fashioned movie palaces that still exist. The Armand Hammer museum and several hotels are included in the area and UCLA is an easy walk from any part of the village. The Federal Building at 11000 Wilshire Boulevard, which includes many important services such as the passport office, is just across the street. Ride the following bus line(s) to get there: | 1 * | 2 * | 3 * | 8 * | 12 * | Super 12 | 11 * | |
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