El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historic Monument
El Pueblo Historical Monument is home to the birthplace of Los Angeles and world-famous Olvera Street. Get to know our museums and our history.
125 Paseo de La Plz (btwn Main & Los Angeles St) Los Angeles , CA 90012 United States
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Although there was great controversy over the founding of this place, it is a great place to learn some Mexican-American heritage that started in Los Angeles
You'd get a feeling that you're in a place you are not. I love going alone here. There are many families and stalls and food stores. Really fun.
"America Tropical" was painted on the Italian Hall at El Pueblo in 1932, but whitewashed shortly after. The mural recently finished up a long-term conservation. Read more
A great way to get acquainted with LA history and just a few blocks away from Union Station. Grab a burrito on Olvera St.
Learn about LA’s birthplace at the site of its original settlement in 1781.
1st Annual L.A. Art Machine Urban Art Festival ! July 14-17 Open call, curated exhibition , gala, music , food, performances , outdoor installations, public murals , check LAAM website for more
Neat old part of LA - if only the whole city looked like this.
Amazing place....
Churros and the fresh fruit cup .
Historical monument
The oldest home in all of Los Angeles.
Mr. Churro . 'nuff said.
I love Olvera Street.
Apreciate
El espacio es intimo para ver y escuchar mejor las obras de teatro y desde luego una galeria de arte Mexicano :D -auspiciado por el Consulado Mexicano .
No te quedes hasta muy noche
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Rodolfo's is the best for a quick bite to eat! Get the beef tacos with a side of guacamole and a jamaica...delicious! - Steven Villa
Free and very clean toilets! Free admission. Very nice place - Isabell
New hours! Campo de Cahuenga is open the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month, 12pm-4pm. - Emily McNish
The museum is good but you can see plenty around the park for free. If you’re lucky you might be able to tag along with one of the tours. They’re very informative - Kurtis Sherry
Take the tour about the mural. Well worth a few minutes to learn about LA history - Janet Fouts
Food quality was much better than anticipated. Really good! - Janet Patton
Keep it simple and snack on 2 rolled tacos in the awesome avo sauce for $3...then grab a churro from Mr. Churro a few steps away. - Suzanne Phan
Category Landmarks and Outdoors » Historic and Protected Site
Place United States » Los Angeles County » Los Angeles » Chinatown