Best places: Religions in Los Angeles, United States

Massive contemporary cathedral featuring bronze doors, alabaster windows & tapestry-lined walls.

Traditional church, part of the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, with mass in Spanish.

😠 i am one sunday service away from filing a noise complaint with the city about your business. there is no way your speaker level is legal. this is assault to the neighborhood. you can hear your music and preaching a mile away. extremely inconsiderate.

👍👍 Love attending Mass here. A small, community parish makes you feel welcomed. There is usually a good choir at the 6pm Sunday Mass, but last Sunday the priest announced they are moving out of the area 😪. I hope they will find another church to continue singing praises to God and putting their tal...

👍👍 Attended a family friend's wedding here and it was very solemn atmosphere. Great architecture, love the old craftsmanship of woodcarvings, pipe organ added substance to the occasion. Lots of parking, clean and we'll stocked facilities in several strategic places. Helpful, patient and friendly securi...

👍👍 Gorgeous old church, wonderful peaceful atmosphere and holy presence. Thank you!

👍👍 Koyasan Buddist Temple is a hidden gem!!! The main entrance has a breath taking design. Multiple statues in front of the main door. The sign in front says,""ring the door bell and wait."" There was no door bell in front, it was located at the other entrance to the side. Proceeded to that door, rang...

👍👍 William Joseph Seymour (May 2, 1870 – September 28, 1922) was an African American, holiness preacher who initiated the Azusa Street Revival, an influential event in the rise of the Pentecostal and Charismatic movements.