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California is probably the most popular state in the United States among tourists. The great variety - from impressive metropolises to beautiful national parks to the huge offers of pop culture - has the ideal activities for everyone. Discover the "Golden State" and bring a lot of time!

California, the "Golden State" of the United States, is the third largest and most populous state in America. California borders Mexico to the south, Arizona to the southeast, Nevada to the east, and Oregon to the north. California captivates with its very long Pacific coast with extensive sandy beaches, small fishing towns and charming metropolises: Experience Los Angeles with the center of the film industry Hollywood, the famous Beverly Hills, Venice Beach, first-class restaurants, contemporary architecture, an exciting art scene and countless other impressions! Or immerse yourself in colorful San Francisco with the world-famous Golden Gate Bridge, the pretty old wooden houses, the large parks, the steep streets and much more. San Francisco is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in the world. San Diego is also worth a visit: You will be pampered with a consistently pleasant climate and experience an interesting, exotic culture characterized by its proximity to Mexico. The historic "Gaslamp Quarter" is the center of night life and is one of the most important sights.

California is also characterized by a spectacular diversity of landscapes. Misty sequoia forests await you on the north coast, the mighty high mountains of Sierra Nevada in the east and bizarre desert formations in the south - you will rarely find such diversity in one state.

Let yourself be carried away by the dazzling California, in which every vacationer will feel at home, and marvel at the crazy ideas of the Californians.

Highlights not to be missed: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Hollywood, San Diego, Sierra Nevada, Yosemite National Park, Death Valley National Park, Mammoth Mountain.

Highlights in California

• Yosemite National Park
• Sequoia National Park
• Death Valley National Park
• Lake Tahoe and its surroundings
• Napa and Sonoma Valley wine-growing region
• Joshua Tree National Park
• Disneyland
• Hollywood
• Big Sur cliffs

Cities & places

• Palm Springs
• los Angeles
• San Francisco
• San Diego

California Facts & Figures

Area: 424,000 km²

Population: approx. 33,871,648 (80 per km²)

Capital: Sacramento (approx. 338,000 pe)

Largest city: Los Angeles (approx. 3,694,820 pe)

Highest point: Mt. Whitney (4,940 m)

State bird: California Valley Quail

State flower: Golden Poppy

State tree: Giant Sequoia

State animal: Grizzly Bear

Taxes: State Sales Tax: 6%

Time zone: Pacific Standard Time (CET -9 hours)

Maximum speed: Interstates outside cities 70 mph (approx. 112 kmh), within cities 65 mph (approx. 104 kmh), other roads 70 mph (approx. 112 kmh)

Airports: San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego

Los Angeles, California

Alongside New York, LA is probably the most famous city in the United States. The Hollywood dream factory carried thousands of films around the world from here, and there are also numerous other events taking place here every year that are admired worldwide. For the very sprawling metropolis, you should plan a few days to be able to admire the most important sights of Los Angeles.

The “City of Angels” is home to the rich and beautiful, many film stars, musicians and celebrities. Especially in the two districts of Beverly Hills and Bel Air, it cannot be overlooked that you are in an area where there is no need to worry about money. You must have seen this part of the city, because there are also many of the most famous sights of Los Angeles. For example, in addition to many beautiful buildings, you will also find the famous Rodeo Drive here.

But there is much more to experience and discover in Los Angeles. The metropolis on the Pacific Ocean is the second largest city in the United States after New York and has immense importance for the American west coast. A wide variety of population groups shape the cityscape. Immigration from Latin America and Asia has increased particularly in recent years.

The huge number of attractions and sights guarantees a unique stay in the cosmopolitan city. In the impressive downtown area with its huge skyscrapers, there is, for example, the Staples Center, a well-known multifunctional arena where many LA Lakers games are played. Another highlight is the Griffith Observatory. It is on the hills in the north of the city. From there you have a unique view of all of Los Angeles. Among other things, you can see the downtown skyscrapers and the Hollywood sign. Not far away is Hollywood Boulevard, where you can visit the Dolby Theater (formerly Kodak Theater), where the annual Academy Awards are held. You will also find the famous Walk of Fame and other well-known theaters and cinemas.

To relax and sunbathe, you should definitely visit the beach regions of the metropolis. Venice Beach and Santa Monica are LA's most popular seaside resorts. Malibu is also here, where many well-known personalities reside. In Long Beach is the former cruise ship Queen Mary, which is now a hotel and one of the most popular attractions there.

The huge cosmopolitan city of Los Angeles offers countless attractions and opportunities to shop and relax. There are many large parks here. Universal Studios Hollywood, a huge entertainment park where you can follow the traces of major Hollywood productions, are particularly famous. The Disneyland Resort is also not far from LA. There is so much to see in Los Angeles that you should definitely plan more than a day for a stay.

Highlights in Los Angeles

• Griffith Observatory
  THE lookout point among tourists and locals. From here you can see the famous Hollywood Sign and have a great view of the city. An absolute must!
• Venice Beach
  Part of LA's Culture! There are many solo entertainers, musicians and artists of all kinds on Venice Beach. After a short walk of 15 minutes, the famous Muscle Beach is located south of Venice Beach. An absolute must see is the skate park located directly in the sand, which is an absolute highlight not only for the best skaters, but also for numerous spectators.
• Venice Canals Historic District
  Venice in California! Take a stroll through the residential area with Venetian style. The bridges and canals built in 1905 make you think you are on vacation in Venice.
• Santa Monica Beach
  Rent a bike in Venice Beach and drive to Santa Monica Beach in the north, which can be reached in just 10 minutes by bike. Plan your time and take a look at one of the city's greatest sights - the Santa Monica Pier - also the westernmost end point of Route 66. Enjoy the Southern California lifestyle: sun, wide and white beaches, palm trees.
• Warner Brothers Studios
  If you have always wanted to look behind the scenes of Friends, The Big Bang Theory and other film and TV productions, then we recommend visiting the Warner Brothers Studios in Hollywood.

Information about Los Angeles

Foundation: 1781

Population: approx.4,000,000

Area: 3,233 km²

Height: approx. 100 m above sea level

Airport: Los Angeles International Airport

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