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Walt Disney Concert Hall
Sight4.7 · 11 0854.6 · 3 092≈ 1 h 8 minFree entry
Home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Walt Disney Concert Hall is an architectural icon of downtown Los Angeles. Designed by Pritzker laureate Frank Gehry and opened in 2003, the building is celebrated for its dynamic exterior of billowing stainless steel sails. Inside, the cedar-clad auditorium engineered by Yasuhisa Toyota boasts world-renowned acoustics. Visitors can explore the public rooftop Blue Ribbon Garden free of charge.
Highlights
- Iconic deconstructivist architecture of curved steel sails by Frank Gehry
- Acoustically superlative auditorium engineered by acoustician Yasuhisa Toyota
- Public rooftop Blue Ribbon Garden featuring a porcelain rose fountain
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