Museum of Neon Art
Glendale, California
This institution serves as a glowing sanctuary for a rare medium, celebrating the intersection of scientific engineering and vibrant artistic expression through light.
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Philosophical Research Society
Los Angeles, California
This 1934 institution serves as a sanctuary for rare esoteric wisdom, housing a massive collection of global artifacts and occult texts that once drew in icons like Elvis Presley.
The Tonga Room
San Francisco, California
This legendary spot brings an unexpected touch of tropical luxury to the sophisticated heights of San Francisco's Nob Hill district.
Esmeralda Slide Park
San Francisco, California
This hillside sanctuary features a pair of slides carved into the landscape and a verdant stair corridor, offering a playful and lush escape from the city streets for nearly four decades.
Fort Bragg Coastal Wonder
Glass Beach
Fort Bragg, California
This former municipal dump has been reclaimed by the sea, where decades of crashing waves have tumbled broken bottles into smooth, multicolored pebbles.
Ennis House
Los Angeles, California
This striking residence is a masterclass in atmospheric design, having portrayed everything from a terrifying haunted mansion to the home of a futuristic bounty hunter.
San Francisco, California
Institute of Illegal Images
San Francisco, California
This private Mission District gallery holds the world's largest collection of LSD blotter art, featuring thousands of chemically inactive sheets that have survived FBI inspections and federal trials.
Audium Theatre of Sound-Sculptured Space
San Francisco, California
This one-of-a-kind San Francisco venue is the only theater on the planet engineered specifically to treat sound as a physical, moving sculpture within a dark, immersive environment.
Japanese Tea Garden
San Francisco, California
This tranquil space is a rare surviving remnant of the 1894 Midwinter Exposition, offering visitors a chance to walk through a piece of living history.