Back in the 90s Echo Park, Highland Park, North Hollywood, and Venice were dangerous neighborhoods and dominated by gangs. On a side note, thank you for outlining actual neighborhoods. Not like other channels that mention other independent cities and saying they are neighboorhoods of Los Angeles 🤦♂️.
There are so many amazing places in Los Angeles, thanks for the video! (Thanks for focusing on neighborhoods in the LA city limits and NOT on all of the other cities)..
getting to the row from the middle of the arts district you don’t have to walk through skid row at all. In fact, it’s northwest of the row and the arts district altogether isn’t it? if I wanted to walk from say, Urth Caffe to the row i’d either walk down alameda or, more likely, mateo street and cross alameda right into the row. far from skid row entirely.
Agree with most of your list....but Larchmont as number one?? That's a stretch. But my main problem is the inclusion of North Hollywood AT ALL. North Hollywood?? Please. You have to be kidding.
I would replace north hollywood with atwater village if I made this list now lol. Living in LA, my opinions on these places are constantly evolving! Larchmont is definitely up there, people love larchmont. just visit on any given day and you’ll see that! Best is a stretch though, I’m liking the arts district more and more as the days go on. thanks for watching!
Back in the 90s Echo Park, Highland Park, North Hollywood, and Venice were dangerous neighborhoods and dominated by gangs. On a side note, thank you for outlining actual neighborhoods. Not like other channels that mention other independent cities and saying they are neighboorhoods of Los Angeles 🤦♂️.
There are so many amazing places in Los Angeles, thanks for the video! (Thanks for focusing on neighborhoods in the LA city limits and NOT on all of the other cities)..
I have lived in Los Angeles my whole life and I have no clue where larchmont village is lol. Otherwise solid list
I guess none of the neighborhoods in the Valley made the cut...
god if echo park had a metro line life would be good
Thank you! LA has so much to enjoy that it's hard to even know where to start.
bahaha arts district as #2 is insane its so boring, getting to the row on foot you have to walk through skid row which it's distastfully named after
getting to the row from the middle of the arts district you don’t have to walk through skid row at all. In fact, it’s northwest of the row and the arts district altogether isn’t it? if I wanted to walk from say, Urth Caffe to the row i’d either walk down alameda or, more likely, mateo street and cross alameda right into the row. far from skid row entirely.
@@fourth_place I used to live in south park and to get to arts district you go through Skid Row but ya if you're already in arts district you dont
Agree with most of your list....but Larchmont as number one?? That's a stretch. But my main problem is the inclusion of North Hollywood AT ALL. North Hollywood?? Please. You have to be kidding.
I would replace north hollywood with atwater village if I made this list now lol. Living in LA, my opinions on these places are constantly evolving! Larchmont is definitely up there, people love larchmont. just visit on any given day and you’ll see that! Best is a stretch though, I’m liking the arts district more and more as the days go on. thanks for watching!
Not including Culver, where my family and I lived for 10 years? Don’t know if I can watch this!! 😂
Culver City is a city and not a neighborhood! thus why it’s included on my best cities in california list :)
Echo park and Eagle rock whattttt.. how?
atwater and arts district lol. I forgot how small Los Angeles is without the big neighborhoods
Thanx. But too many hobos and drug addicts. And this constant smell of peee- even in central sreeets- disgusting!
Every big city has its bad spots. This is the top 10 best neighborhoods in LA. no hobos, pee smells, or drug addicts here.