Watts Towers Arts Center

The location of this architectural gem is really biased, and it may only be possible to drive. Because we were traveling with a group, we regretted not being there for a whole day, but we can already experience the magnificent atmosphere of this project from the outside.

It's a very small landscape, but I think it's worth visiting, because it has a certain connotation, it's really not easy to make it all by hand. It's a long way from Los Angeles. It takes more than 40 minutes to drive, like in a very remote place.

Colorful ceramic rubble is scattered and delicately embedded in the plain cement stone wall. The white shell is small and lovely, and the bottom of the thick glass bottle is warm and moist in the sunshine. It's amazing that these are all hand-built by Sam Rodia, an Italian construction worker, who has spent more than 30 years, and still shines in the bright sunshine of Los Angeles.

An artistic place, mostly the work of young Los Angeles artists

You have to drive through some bad blocks to get to this attraction. The tower is being renovated and the area is surrounded by fences. The day we visited the museum was closed at noon, it was Friday. There are some information signs on the fence, but the trip is not a complete loss. Meanwhile, you can see some towers through the fence.

I always wanted to visit the waltz tower. It was a great history of los angeles but sadly it was being renovated and surrounded by barbed wire fences. You can see the towers through the fence. It would be nice if you could walk around the yard though. Maybe I can do this next time I'm in town?

There are many talented designers' art works here, and the whole design style gives people a very heavy-duty concept.