Los Angeles Convention Center

The second largest US metropolis Los Angeles with 4 million inhabitants is directly located at the Pacific Ocean in the State of California. The most famous district is certainly Beverly Hills with its many villas, where numerous TV and film stars have found their home. Special guided tours with detailled information about the stars or their houses are available. The district Little Tokio radiates Asian charm and offers the possibility to enjoy good Asian food. Fair visitors are attracted by the Los Angeles Convention Center and its several halls. The Concourse Hall, the Kentia, Petree and South Exhibit Hall as well as the Exhibition Halls A and B are of varying size providing space for different occasions and requirements. Beside the halls, numerous seminar rooms are available in the different parts of the complex. The Convention Center is directly situated at the Highway 110. The Metro Rail Blue Line connects with all other Union Station Lines joining the Pico Station with the Convention Center. Via Highway 10 and 110 the fairground is easily accessible. The highways also lead to the International Airport of Los Angeles. At the West Hall and the South Hall 5.600 parking places are at the disposal.