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Korean Bell of Friendship and Bell Pavilion

3601 South Gaffey St, Los Angeles, CA 90731

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Size: 154 x 38

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This massive and intricately-decorated bell and pavilion was donated in 1976 to the people of Los Angeles by the people of the Republic of Korea to celebrate the bicentennial of the U.S. independence, honor veterans of the Korean ... more on Sanpedro.com

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It is free, and the park is cool for kids. more on Yahoo! Travel

It is a very calm and scenic viewpoint. more on TripAdvisor

It %rsquos pretty cool to check this place out for a awesome view of Santa Catalina Island, Ocean and Ports. more on Yahoo! Travel

The view is wonderful...enjoy!!!! more on TripAdvisor

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Beautiful place to visit at sunset. It's perfect for photography enthusiasts because no matter which angle you take a photo of the bell, it's going to ... more on TripAdvisor

We made a special trip to see this monument as my son, being in Tae Kwon Do, wanted to visit. The drive was a quite a way out of town and took a good hour from downtown but it was worth it. The bell w ... more on TripAdvisor

Awesome place for a picnic, usually breezy, great place to stroll in the rain, or to fly a kite. Or if you love watching others fly kites, (the Interesting types) then you'll love this place! Also ... more on TripAdvisor

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It is free, and the park is cool for kids. Plus, the bell itself is pretty. It is very close to many other ... more on Yahoo! Travel

Every year on New Year's Eve, we go to the Korean Bell. It's very festive & fun, the great bell rings in the New Year, the Korean media ... more on Yahoo! Travel

Funny this little known place that is a symbol of friendship is built on top of what used to be a fort that would have protected LA with Super Cannons during WWII. It%rsquos pretty cool to check this place out for a awesome view of ... more on Yahoo! Travel