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fun girls' weekend stuff in LA?
Hi,
A good friend from high school just moved to LA. I live in San Francisco, so I'm planning on spending a weekend in LA with her soon. Neither of us are familiar with the city. I'd love some recommendations for fun stuff to do for a girls-only weekend.
Thanks!!!
Re: fun girls' weekend stuff in LA?
well you can't go wrong at a spa! Glen Ivy is pretty awesome, there is the main location in Corona and one by the beach in Hermosa Beach.
um... shoot, clearly my friends and I dont do a whole lot...
What area(s)? Willing to drive? And special activities...shopping, antiquing, dining, wineries, museums, bar-hopping?
Glen Ivy Corona is awesome, could make a day out of it. There is a location in Valencia, and others.
My friend lives in Santa Monica. Yes, we can drive. We love good food and wine and are always up for a few fun bars at night. Also, any cool hiking during the day is a good perk.
Kristen
Well since she lives in Santa Monica, you could probably find tons of fun stuff to do there alone.
I'd do a nice breakfast, maybe at the Farmer's Market, followed by a hike in the Santa Monica Mountains (since you mentioned you like hiking). ?Have a quick lunch somewhere, some sort of pampering girly stuff somewhere or shopping on Melrose/Robertson/Rodeo (I'm not really into shopping or "girly stuff" though), and have a really nice dinner (I'm personally dying to try AOC - wine bar/small plates bar). ?You could hit up some nightclub/bar in Hollywood (the only places I go to are salsa clubs - there's a really good one in Santa Monica (Zanzibar) but they only play salsa on Mondays.?