David & Vanessa
Things To Do
Grand Central Market
Whatever you're craving, Grand Central Market has you covered. This public indoor market pays homage to the various immigrant communities that have and continue to shape Los Angeles. It's a great location to explore in between wedding events or visit on your own time if you plan to stay for a few days.
Perch LA
Perch LA is a French-inspired rooftop bistro known for its stunning views of the city skyline in the heart of DTLA. It also happens to be David and Vanessa's favorite bar in the city. Located just down the street from Grand Central Market, Perch is another great spot to explore in between wedding events or to visit on your own time if you plan to stay for a few days.
Little Tokyo
Located in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles, Little Tokyo is a historic and vibrant neighborhood with plenty to do. Full of specialty shops, authentic food, and traditional architecture, Little Tokyo is a fun place to explore between wedding events or on your own time if you plan to stay for a days.
Arts District
The Arts District is one of LA’s trendiest neighborhoods full of cool places to explore and a bustling night life. Wander past colorful street murals, pop into unique galleries, and check out the local breweries, fun bars, unique coffee shops, and hip restaurants that define the neighborhood. It’s the perfect spot to discover LA’s artsy side either between wedding events or in your free time if you plan to stay for a few days.
San Antonio Winery
San Antonio Winery is a hidden gem in Los Angeles. Family-owned since 1917, it offers wine tastings, tours of its historic cellars, and a delicious Italian restaurant on site. It’s a perfect spot to relax, sip award-winning wines, and experience LA's rich history if you plan to stay for a few days.
Griffith Observatory
The Griffith Observatory is one of LA’s most iconic spots, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline and the Hollywood Sign. It’s free to visit, with fascinating space exhibits inside and plenty of scenic trails around the park. Whether you go for the stargazing or just the sunset, it’s a perfect way to take in the beauty of Los Angeles.
Santa Monica Pier
The Santa Monica Pier is another iconic LA landmark to visit if you plan to stay for a few days. Ride the famous ferris wheel and rollercoaster at Pacific Park, play classic arcade games, or explore the small aquarium tucked beneath the pier. Just steps away, you can walk along the beach, rent a bike and enjoy the 22-mile Marvin Braude bike trail hugging the coast, or enjoy the shops and restaurants in downtown Santa Monica. It’s a great spot to spend an afternoon and experience a classic California sunset over the Pacific Ocean.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is the largest art museum in the West and a must-visit for anyone who loves culture and creativity. Beyond its world-class collections, the museum is famous for Urban Light—the iconic installation of restored street lamps that’s perfect for photos. With rotating exhibits, outdoor sculptures, and nearby dining at the museum’s café, LACMA makes for a fun and inspiring outing if you plan to stay for a few days.