Griffith Observatory in LA

Every moment is a beautiful memory in harmony with the ever-changing sky. You can see the night view of LA at a glance, and even if you just look at the scenery for a few hours, you won't notice the passage of time. Although there are a lot of people and the lines for telescopes are long, there is a lot of diverse content, including internal exhibition halls and small performances held every day. Monday is a closed day! You can't go inside the observatory building, but the view from outside was really nice. If you are worried about transportation, we recommend a small bus called ‘DASH’! *Use the ‘FLYAWAY’ airport shuttle from LA Airport to downtown (Union Station) station (pay for a tap transportation cart), then take the subway line B and get off at Vermont Station. I happened to board a bus called ‘DASH’ at the station entrance. It was dropped off right in front of Griffith Observatory, so you didn't have to walk for even a minute, and for some reason it was free. I looked it up and it was originally 50 cents? They say you have to pay a certain amount, but it was free when I visited on Monday. The bus leaves Greenwich Lookout every 20 minutes.)