Four Los Angeles Parks for Skyline Views and Swan Boats

Walk below Baldwin Hills ridges toward a Japanese garden with small bridges and a waterfall. Downtown, Financial District towers frame a concrete plaza. Its elevated amphitheater hosts concerts and community events.

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Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area
4.7 (7,260)
Wed – Sun, 06:00 – 20:00
4100 S. La Cienega Blvd.

Autumn's Peak offers views of downtown, the Hollywood Hills and the ocean on clear days. Paths below the ridges lead toward Gwen Moore Lake and the Hummingbird Garden. The Japanese Garden has small bridges and a waterfall. Vehicle parking carries a fee.

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Pershing Square
4.2 (6,947)
Mon – Sun, 08:00 – 22:00
532 S. Olive St.

Pershing Square brings fountains and monuments into a concrete plaza framed by Financial District towers. Two children's playgrounds give families a place to play. An open, elevated Mayan-style amphitheater hosts major concerts and community events. The square opens daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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Echo Park Lake
4.6 (737)
751 Echo Park Ave

Swan pedal boats offer hour-long rides at a relaxed pace across Echo Park Lake's reservoir. Paved paths lead past ducks, a central fountain and picnic spots. Lotus beds line the water's edge. Children can use the playground. Free street parking is available.

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Gloria Molina Grand Park
4.5 (8,987)
Mon – Sun, 05:30 – 22:00
200 N. Grand Ave

Gloria Molina Grand Park links The Music Center and City Hall across 12 acres. Lawns make room for picnics. Interactive water displays and a splash pad give families space to play. Visitors praise the global flora. The park also hosts free summer events.

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