Los Feliz is often seen as an ideal neighborhood for people in their mid-20s for several reasons. It boasts a vibrant cultural scene, with a rich array of arts and music offerings, including numerous theaters, galleries, and live music spots. Iconic venues like the historic Vista Theatre and the nearby Greek Theatre regularly host performances and events.

The neighborhood takes its name from the Feliz family, a group of Californios who owned the land beginning in 1795, when José Vicente Féliz received the Rancho Los Feliz land grant. Pictured: Top – Abraham Gore House (left), Vista Theatre (right); Middle – Griffith Observatory; Bottom – Church of Christ, Scientist (left), Sowden House (right).

At the same time, it offers a more laid-back atmosphere and, in some cases, is more budget-friendly than areas like Beverly Hills, Trousdale, or Hollywood Hills West. Horowitz noted that Los Feliz has been drawing celebrities since the 1920s, when it became a retreat for Hollywood stars and industry professionals working at nearby studios.

Los Feliz is an upscale hillside neighborhood located in central Los Angeles, bordering Hollywood and extending into the Santa Monica Mountains.

Los Feliz and Culver City are stylish and relatively safe neighborhoods, making them great choices for solo travelers who want to explore with peace of mind.