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"Matt Robinson" wrote:
> Hi, I'm a 23 year old from London looking to go to L.A. for a couple of
> weeks this summer with my best friend. We were thinking about grabbing a
> cheap hotel around town, taking in the sun, the sites, heading to the
> beaches, and enjoying a little bit of the night life.
There are many areas of the United States where you can get along fine
without renting a car. If you want to just hit the beach area in Los
Angeles, you shouldn't need a car either. It really depends on what
you plan to do when you are in Los Angeles because the public
transportation system there is not widespread.
> Additionally, how feasible in that part of the country is it to take the
> odd day excursion out of the city by train or coach and explore some of the
> quieter surrounding areas (providing there's stuff worth seeing)? For
> instance just grabbing a train down the coast for a change of scenary, that
> sort of thing?
> Any advice, tips, places to stay and most importantly places to
> definitely avoid would be really useful.
There are plenty of bus tours. Do a google search for "Los Angeles bus
tours" or some similar term and you should find plenty of information. |
