During Black History Month and beyond, Black artists, cinema and communities are at the forefront of museums and exhibits across Los Angeles. From legendary modern artists like Tupac and Spike Lee to traditional African art and rare signed books from renowned African American authors, Black history and culture is a true focal point of L.A.’s art scene.
The Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board (L.A. Tourism) invites visitors to plan their comeback to the City of Angels, when the time is right, with the launch of new itineraries created for every travel theme. Inspiring wanderlust for winter vacations, the itineraries feature everything from locals’ favourites and the best of urban adventure to suggestions on how to travel the world through food while in L.A.
After a year of lockdowns and restrictions, it’s clear that travel is more than just a ‘nice to have’; it’s an essential part of life for many. Now, as vacations and getaways become less of a dream and more of a possibility, travellers can finally shift from wanderlust – the longing to travel – to wandermust, the insatiable need to travel.
Make your next trip an educational one! If you are someone who just loves history, then you are probably aware that it goes hand in hand with travel. History helps us understand the past, while travel connects that past to the present. We become educated in the diverse cultures and ways of life. We learn about how our lives are intertwined and how we can impact one another. From confederate hospitals in North Carolina to the towering castles and cobblestone alleyways of Bermuda, we invite everyone to travel back in time. Below are some historic destinations—some popular, some lesser-known—that all history enthusiasts should add to their bucket list
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