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The Metro Destinations Guide Destinations by Station metro.net 10 Universal City/Studio City ● 15 Warner Center Station ■ Long Beach Civic Center 26 Del Mar ● 31 Lincoln Heights/Cypress Park ● 39 Mariposa ● Campo de Cahuenga West>eld Promenade Paci>c Av & W Broadway 562.570.3100 Gamble House LA River Center and Gardens Hilton Garden Hotel Metro 3919 Lankershim Bl 818.762.3998 6100 Topanga Canyon Bl 818.594.8740 longbeach.gov 4 Westmoreland Pl 626.793.3334 570 W Avenue 26 323.221.8900 2100 E Mariposa Av 310.726.0100 campodecahuenga.com west>eld.com/promenade Pike Outlets gamblehouse.org lamountains.com hiltongardeninn.com 95 S Pine Av 562.432.8325 Destinations Hilton Universal City & Towers West>eld Topanga Los Angeles Music Academy 32 Chinatown ● 40 Je=erson/USC ● 555 Universal Hollywood Dr 818.506.2500 6600 Topanga Canyon Bl 818.594.8740 Queen Mary 370 S Fair Oaks Av 626.568.8850 hilton.com west>eld.com/topanga 1126 Queen’s Hwy 562.499.1771 lama.edu Chinatown Art Galleries Galen Center 900 block of Chung King Rd 3400 S Figueroa St 213.740.0626 Sheraton Universal queenmary.com Pasadena Antique Center Go Metro to attractions, museums, 16 Pico ●●■ Chinatown Shopping Center galencenter.org 333 Universal Hollywood Dr 818.980.1212 Renaissance Long Beach Hotel 480 S Fair Oaks Av 626.449.7706 theaters, theme parks and more. sheratonuniversal.com Los Angeles Convention Center 111 E Ocean Bl 562.437.5900 pasadenaantiquecenter.com 818 N Broadway 213.626.4951 The Shrine Auditorium 1201 S Figueroa St 213.741.1151 marriott.com Dynasty Shopping Center 665 W Je=erson Bl 213.748.5116 november 2015 Universal CityWalk lacclink.com Pasadena Center and Civic Auditorium shrineauditorium.com 100 Universal City Plaza 818.622.4455 Shoreline Village 300 E Green St 626.449.7360 800 N Broadway 213.626.4951 citywalkhollywood.com L.A. LIVE 401-435 Shoreline Village Dr 562.435.2668 thepasadenacivic.com Old Chinatown 41 Expo Park/USC ●■ 800 W Olympic Bl 213.763.5483 Universal Studios Hollywood shorelinevillage.com Pasadena Ice Skating Rink College St – Bernard St between lalive.com N Broadway and Yale St 213.680.0243 California African American Museum 100 Universal City Plaza 800.864.8377 22 300 E Green St 626.578.0800 600 State Dr 213.744.7432 STAPLES Center Sierra Madre Villa ● chinatownla.com universalstudioshollywood.com skatepasadena.com caamuseum.org 1111 S Figueroa St 213.742.7100 Hastings Ranch Shopping Center 11 North Hollywood ●■ staplescenter.com Foothill Bl/Michillinda Av Rose Bowl 33 Little Tokyo/Arts District ● California Science Center 1001 Rose Bowl Dr 626.577.3101 700 Exposition Park Dr 323.724.3623 Academy of TV Arts & Sciences East West Players Theatre 17 103rd Street/Watts Towers ● 23 Allen Avenue ● rosebowlstadium.com californiasciencecenter.org 5220 Lankershim Bl 818.754.2800 120 Judge John Aiso St 213.625.7000 emmys.tv Watts Towers Pasadena Conservatory of Music 27 South Pasadena ● eastwestplayers.org Memorial Coliseum 1765 E 107th St 213.847.4646 100 N Hill Av #105 626.683.3355 3939 S Figueroa St 213.747.7111 El Portal Theatre Fremont Centre Theatre The Ge=en Contemporary at MOCA wattstowers.org pasadenaconservatory.org lacoliseumlive.com 5269 Lankershim Bl 818.508.4200 1000 Fremont Av 626.441.5977 152 N Central Av 213.626.6222 moca.org elportaltheatre.com 18 Paci>c Coast Highway ● 24 Lake Avenue ● fremontcentretheatre.com 42 Expo/Vermont ● Holiday Inn Express and Suites Best Western Long Beach Ice House Comedy Club South Pasadena Historical Museum Japanese American Cultural & Community Center Natural History Museum 11350 Burbank Bl 818.821.8031 1725 Long Beach Bl 562.599.5555 24 N Mentor Av 626.577.1894 913 Meridian Av 626.799.9089 900 Exposition Bl 213.763.3466 hiexpress.com bwoflongbeach.com icehousecomedy.com 244 S San Pedro St 213.628.2725 28 Highland Park ● jaccc.org nhm.org Laemmle NoHo 7 Theatres Pasadena Playhouse 19 5th Street ● Abbey San Encino Japanese American National Museum Los Angeles Visitor Information Center 5240 Lankershim Bl 818.762.4600 39 S El Molino Av 626.356.7529 900 Exposition Bl 213.763.3466 laemmle.com CityPlace pasadenaplayhouse.org 6211 Arroyo Glen St 100 N Central Av 213.625.0414 151 E 5th St 562.439.2221 abbeysanencino.com janm.org discoverlosangeles.com NoHo Arts District longbeachcityplace.com South Lake Avenue Shopping District Cahuenga Bl – Tujunga Av between Lake Av between Colorado Bl and California Bl Highland Theatre 34 Mariachi Plaza ● Camarillo St and Burbank Bl 818.506.3132 Museum of Latin American Art southlakeavenue.org 5604 N Figueroa St 323.256.6383 628 Alamitos Av 526.437.1689 highlandtheatres.com Hollenbeck Park nohoartsdistrict.com 415 S Saint Louis St 323.261.0113 molaa.com 25 Memorial Park ● LA Police Historical Museum 12 Van Nuys ■ laparks.org 20 1st Street ● Armory Center for the Arts 6045 York Bl 323.344.9445 Van Nuys Civic Center 145 N Raymond Av 626.792.5101 laphs.org Mariachi Plaza Van Nuys Bl between Victory Bl and Oxnard St Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center armoryarts.org Between Boyle Av and Pleasant Av Terrace Theater/Center Theater 29 Southwest Museum ● mariachiplazalosangeles.com Norton Simon Museum 13 Woodley ■ 300 E Ocean Bl 562.436.3661 Audubon Center in Debs Park longbeachcc.com 411 W Colorado Bl 626.449.6840 35 Indiana ● The Japanese Garden nortonsimon.org 4700 N Gri;n Av 323.221.2255 6100 Woodley Av 818.756.8166 Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce ca.audubon.org El Mercadito Old Pasadena Shopping & Dining District 3425 E 1st St 323.268.3451 thejapanesegarden.com One World Trade Center 562.436.1251 Casa de Adobe lbchamber.com Fair Oaks Av and Colorado Bl Van Nuys Golf Course oldpasadena.org 4605 N Figueroa St 36 Maravilla ● 6550 Odessa St 818.785.8871 21 Downtown Long Beach ● Lummis Home & Garden Obregon Park vannuysgc.com Old Pasadena Courtyard by Marriott Hilton Long Beach Hotel 180 Fair Oaks Av 626.403.7600 200 E Avenue 43 323.222.0546 4021 E 1st St 323.260.2344 Woodley Lakes Golf Course 701 W Ocean Bl 562.983.3400 courtyardpasadena.com Sycamore Grove Park lacountyparks.org 6331 Woodley Av 818.780.6886 hilton.com 4702 N Figueroa St 925.960.2414 golf.lacity.org Paci>c Asia Museum 37 East LA Civic Center ● Hyatt Regency Long Beach 46 N Los Robles Av 626.449.2742 30 Heritage Square/Arroyo ● East LA Civic Center 14 Balboa Station ■ 200 S Pine Av 562.491.1234 paci>casiamuseum.org Heritage Square Museum 4801 E 3rd St Balboa Sports Center longbeach.hyatt.com Pasadena Museum of California Art 3800 Homer St 323.225.2700 38 Aviation/LAX ● 17015 Burbank Bl 818.756.9642 Long Beach Aquarium of the Paci>c 490 E Union St 626.568.3665 heritagesquare.org laparks.org 100 Aquarium Wy 562.590.3100 pmcaonline.org Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Lake Balboa Park aquariumofpaci>c.org Paseo Colorado Shopping Center 1 World Way 310.646.5252 6300 Balboa Bl 818.756.9743 280 E Colorado Bl 626.795.8891 lawa.org/welcomelax.aspx laparks.org paseocoloradopasadena.com E=ective 11/15. Information subject to change. Destinations by Station Go Metro metro.net With 80 rail stations serving LA 1 Union Station ●●●■ Hilton Checkers Hotel Capitol Records Tower 535 S Grand Av 213.624.0000 1750 N Vine St 323.871.5001 County, Metro is headed just about América Tropical Interpretive Center Ventura County Line 125 Paseo de la Plaza 213.628.1274 hiltoncheckers.com capitolstudios.com anywhere you are. getty.edu Jewelry District Ford Amphitheatre SAN FERNANDO VALLEY S Chatsworth 5th – 8th St between Broadway and Olive St 2580 Cahuenga Bl 323.461.3673 P Chinese American Museum ¢ P ¢ Nordhoff P fordamphitheatre.org ¢ Whether it’s >ne dining, a shopping 425 N Los Angeles St 213.485.8567 Millennium Biltmore Hotel n P o wood ¢ P ege P ¢ l ny P l / P Roscoe P n ¢ Antelope Valley Line ¢ ¢ da a camla.org 506 S Grand Av 213.624.1011 Los Angeles Fire Department Museum Sherman e v uys m P Metro is l P spree, weekend fun or a visit to one ¢ P Way ¢ eda d ey Co rel Ca ¢ pu o u rth Holly es oodley an N o o F P millenniumhotels.com 1355 N Cahuenga Bl 323.464.2727 De Soto Pierce CollegeTampa R Balboa W Se V W Vall La N ¢ Olvera Street (El Pueblo de Los Angeles) /Highland P 15 ¢ P of LA’s landmarks, Metro delivers. lafdmuseum.org Universal City FillmoreDel Mar MemorialLake Park Allen Sierra Madre Villa 125 Paseo de la Plaza 213.485.6855 Omni Los Angeles Hotel at California Plaza Studio Citywood ¢ ¢ 14 13 12 Vine rn P 11 / e ¢South Pasadena anoga 10 olly st elpueblo.lacity.org 251 S Olive St 213.617.3300 Pantages Theatre C H e 27 26 25 24 23 22 And when you ride with us, you keep your ticket. wood arner Ctr¢P /W Highland Park W 9 olly od PASADENA omnihotels.com 6233 Hollywood Bl 323.468.1770 HOLLYWOOD H wo 28 the change, because there’s no need Los Angeles Visitor Information Center y Southwest Museum 8 oll hollywoodpantages.com H 29 800 N Alameda St Richard J. Riordan Central Library 7 ¢P Heritage Sq to >ll your tank or pay for parking. 30 discoverlosangeles.com 630 W 5th St 213.228.7000 W Hollywood Hotel Vermont/Sunset 6 F P / lapl.org 6250 Hollywood Bl 323.798.1300 ¢ Lincoln Cypress 31 P ¢ 2 ●●■ P Civic Center/Grand Park Vermont/Santa Monica ¢ So make Metro Rail part of the journey.
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