Knott's Berry Farm

• Established in 1940
• "America's first theme park"
• 160 Acres of world class rides and family shows.

Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts (CCPA)

• 154,000 square foot facility, opened in 1993
• Offers performances of music, dance, and theater as well as providing unique facilities for meetings, banquets and special events
• Owned and operated by the City of Cerritos

Little India

• Located on Pioneer Boulevard (between183rd and 118th) in the city of Artesia
• A microcosm of exotic India, it includes a vast array of restaurants, shops, foods, clothing, jewelry, arts and home goods

Norwalk Town Square

• Classic Norwalk Landmark
• Located at the “Five Corners” intersection of Pioneer Blvd. and Rosecrans Ave.

Uptown Whittier

• Historic part of the City of Whittier, founded by Quakers in 1887

Heritage Park

• 15 acre park in Cerritos, reopened in 2002 and dedicated to the memory of Revolutionary America
• Includes public facilities for baseball, basketball, barbecuing and more

The Hathaway Ranch Museum

• Original 1933 Spanish-Mediterranean style house located on Florence Avenue in Santa Fe Springs
• Museum features a century’s worth of Hathaway family and community history

Artesia Water Tower

• Historic, but now inactive, Artesia landmark located on Clarkdale Ave.
• Now under consideration for designation as a historical site by the State of California
  

Hawaiian Gardens Casino

• Located on Carson Street in the City of Hawaiian Gardens
• Open since 1995, the Casino has made large contributions towards the financial support of the Hawaiian Gardens community

Cerritos Auto Park

• Considered by many the largest and most successful auto mall in the world
• Provides the city of Cerritos with over $10 million dollars a year in sales tax revenue

Disneyland (just a 10 minute drive from the district)