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Visiting or vacationing in Los Angeles doesn’t mean you have to spend a fortune on activities. With California’s beautiful landscapes and warm weather, Deluxe Rent A Car Los Angeles suggests going to the many parks in LA.

Parks and Gardens

Angel’s Gate Park
Angel’s Gate Park is like a piece of heaven on earth. This park offers a panoramic view of the coastline and Santa Catalina Island. The Republic of Korean donated the Korean Bell of Friendship (S. Gaffey St. and 37th St.) to Los Angeles to mark the United States’ Independence bicentennial. This bell that features the Goddess of Liberty and a Korean spirit rings on three occasions each year – Fourth of July, Korean Independence Day (August 15) and New Year’s Eve.

Angel's Gate Lighthouse
There’s also the historic Angel's Gate Lighthouse. Since 1913, this landmark has marked the entrance to the port. The breakwater is 9,250 feet long and contains nearly three million tons of rock brought over from Santa Catalina Island.

Douglas Park
Located in the North Beach Region, Deluxe Rent A Car Los Angeles suggests visiting Douglas Park, which opened in 1916. This park features a big new playground and water park, two tennis courts and lawn bowling green.

Biddy Mason Park
Deluxe Rent A Car Los Angeles asks if you knew that Biddy Mason Park was named after an African American pioneer? Biddy Mason who was one of the first African American women to own land in Los Angeles. In 1872, she and her son-in-law Charles Owens, established the first black church in LA – First African Methodist Episcopal Church. She was born a slave and walked from the South to freedom in Los Angeles. She worked as a nurse/midwife and became a successful entrepreneur. She also gave generously to social causes. Biddy Mason Park is located in a courtyard close to 3rd Street and South Broadway. A high black concrete wall contains photographs, imprints, maps and drawings that honor Biddy Mason.

Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier
Drive out to Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier in your Deluxe Rent A Car Los Angeles vehicle. Take an afternoon to go fishing or just go for a stroll at this Long Beach pier.

If you are interested in learning more about the history of the City of Angels, there are plenty of sites and landmarks for you to visit in your Deluxe Rent A Car Los Angeles vehicle.

Historic sites

Barnsdall Art Park
Barnsdall Art Park sits at the top of Olive Hill and looks over LA. In the early 1900s, Aline Barnsdall traveled west in hopes to develop a theatre company. Her dream was to provide an arts center that everyone in the community could access. Take an Deluxe Rent A Car Los Angeles to see this magnificent historic site.

The Campo de Cahuegna
In January 1847, General Andres Pico and Lt. Col. John C. Fremont) signed the Treaty of Cahuegna. This document was key in ending the conflict over the southwest territory between Mexico and United States. This building faccedilade is a replica of the adobe where the signing took place. You’ll see many plaques and monuments that have been dedicated to historic figures.

The Daniel Freeman Land Office
Originally, the Land Office stood by the railroad depot in 1887, but Freeman moved this office to his home in 1892. This Land Office was run out of his home until his death in 1918. In 1975, this Land Office was moved to the Centinela Adobe Complex as part of a Bicentennial project. Between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on Wednesdays and Sundays, you can drive your Deluxe Rent A Car Los Angeles vehicle to see the Early Inglewood businesses.