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Fox Plaza

In the middle of Century City is this otherwise nondescript postmodern skyscraper that's notable for being the headquarters of 20th Century Studios and will be instantly recognizable to Die Hard fans as the fictional Nakatomi Plaza.

Getting there: Olympic Blvd and Avenue of the Stars

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Westfield Century City
Century City Mall
An upscale shopping center in the Century City neighborhood, featuring an AMC 14 Cineplex, Bloomingdales, Gelson's Market, and Macy's. Upscale fashion on the first floor, while the second floor has restaurants (highlights include the excellent Chinese hot pot chain Haidilao and New Zealand ice cream shop Hokey Pokey) and midrange shopping. Underground parking garage.
Open now · closes 9 pm
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Museum of Tolerance
Focusing on the history of the Holocaust, this museum contains many interactive exhibits designed to challenge visitors to assess their own levels of tolerance. Many of the exhibits are meant to engage kids (about 10 and older), and you may find your kids asking you about things such as racial and economic tensions. A highlight of the museum is live testimonies by Holocaust survivors who serve as museum volunteers.
Sun-Fri 10AM-5PM (closes at 3:30PM Fri in winter), Thu 10AM-9:30PM; last ticket sold an hour and a half before closingAdults $15:50, seniors $12.50, students/youth (ages 5-18) $11.50
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Rancho Park Golf Course
Rancho Park Golf Course is a municipal course with discounts for LA residents, but is open to the public. Tee times are in high demand and are subject to availability, so make reservations well in advance if planning a round.
Green fees: $38-48 (discounts available), cart: $16-24
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9618 W Pico Blvd