The Griffith Observatory is one of L.A.’s most prominent cultural attractions, offering fabulous views from the Pacific Ocean to Downtown L.A. from its roost on Mt. Hollywood in Griffith Park. In its initial five days of activity, the observatory invited in excess of 13,000 guests. Today, the Griffith Observatory is famous as a public chief in open cosmology and a darling social affair place for guests and Angelinos the same. The Griffith Observatory's grounds, shows, and telescopes are open and allowed to the public every day the structure is open. The observatory additionally offers programs, exceptional occasions, and public "star parties." The DASH Observatory Bus offers helpful admittance to the Observatory seven days every week. Inside the structure, you'll unquestionably need to pull up a chair in the Planetarium – the aluminium-domed roof turns into an enormous screen where lasers are extended to offer a visit through the universe or show the quest for water, and life, past Earth; youngsters under five are admitted to the primary day by day shows as it were. The observatory itself has featured in various motion pictures, most broadly Rebel without a Cause with James Dean. Outside, have your image snapped adjacent to the entertainer's bust with the Hollywood Sign got flawlessly out of sight.