City Hall Park Center — Attraction in Los Angeles

This city hall park in Los Angeles features a memorial fountain ( in some disrepair) dedicated to the senator Frank Putnam Flint (July 15, 1862 – February 11, 1929) who among many accomplished politically aided in the construction of the Los Angeles Aqueduct. The park has a large collection of old and tall trees that make this place quite an escape from the urban cityscape of L.A. yet prominently standing above everything is city hall. It’s appearance at night is quite nice. My only complaint is the trash left behind by the y houses who utilize the park as a sort of shelter/sanctuary. Can’t...

Totally worth a visit. A huge testament to the sprawl that is Los Angeles. This building is huge. Very modernist in its aesthetic and stands out. Not much to do here. It's a government building. But its totally worth some time that you can spend photographing it. Anyway, its something to have in your photo album and it completes...

It's the prefect place to protest how Gavin Newsom has recently thrown trans people under the bus (as of March 2025).

You can apply for permits for demonstrations on the park itself, but this prohibits you from protesting on...