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Los Angeles Residents | LA City Guide@losangeles.residents THIS 17-TON KOREAN LANDMARK IS HIDING ABOVE THE PACIFIC IN LA. 🔔🌊 High above the coast in San Pedro, the Korean Friendship Bell looks like a landmark transported from another continent—but it has overlooked Los Angeles since 1976. The 12-foot-tall bronze bell was a gift from South Korea marking the U.S. Bicentennial. It stands inside an ornate Korean pavilion at Angels Gate Park, with wide views over the Pacific, Catalina Channel and the San Pedro coastline. Why it belongs on your LA list: — Admission is free — The site is family-friendly and ADA accessible — Self-parking is available — The detailed painted pavilion and massive bell are striking up close — The surrounding hilltop offers one of San Pedro’s most cinematic views 📍 3601 S. Gaffey Street, San Pedro Save this hidden LA landmark for a clear day and follow @losangeles.residents for more places that feel far beyond the city.
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@losangeles.residents Save this hidden LA landmark for a clear day and follow @losangeles.residents for more places that feel far beyond the city.
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