
City overview
Los Angeles pairs beaches, mountains and Hollywood with one of the deepest kosher infrastructures in the United States. It is home to the country's second-largest Jewish community, around 565,000 people. Orthodox life centres on three neighbourhoods: Pico-Robertson on the Westside, Hancock Park and La Brea in the middle of the city, and Valley Village and North Hollywood in the San Fernando Valley. Each has its own cluster of shuls, kosher restaurants and markets within walking distance, and dozens of Chabad houses serve visitors from Santa Monica to Encino.









Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
Los Angeles, CA · Adults $18, seniors (62+) and students/ages 13–17 $14, children 3–12 $7, under 3 free; LA County residents free 3:00–5:00 PM Monday–Friday (onsite only)
The Natural History Museum's Dinosaur Hall, gem vault and seasonal Butterfly Pavilion make it one of LA's best family museums.
Time needed
2–4 hours
Hours
Open daily 9:30 AM–5:00 PM (closed the first Tuesday of each month except June–August)
Tips
The Butterfly Pavilion ($10) and 3D shows cost extra; USC home games at the neighbouring Coliseum affect traffic and parking.
Phone
213-763-3466Website
https://nhm.org/Neighborhood
Exposition Park
















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Kosher map of Los Angeles, CA
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