1. McDonald's
The oldest operating McDonald's still in existence, this little burger stand (complete with a mascot few would recognize today) was built in 1953 and sits adjacent to the McDonald's Museum.
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Bright lights, big city: these 12 colorful neon signs in LA range from a liquor store clown to the oldest McDonald's arches in the country
LA might be known for its perpetual sunshine during the day, but at night the city seems to glow just as brightly as the Vegas Strip. Live music venues, bowling alleys, movie theaters—in the land of perpetual entertainment, neon signs directing our attention to these lively hubs are just as important as the spaces themselves. Hell, we love our neon so much that we have an entire museum dedicated to the colorful glass tubes. Our absolute favorite neon signs in LA are attached to dance clubs, bakeries, liquor stores and more—all you need to do is take the time to slow down and look.