Discover the vibrant history and culture of Black Los Angeles on this 2.5-hour immersive walking tour. Starting from the iconic Union Station, explore significant landmarks and hidden gems that tell the stories of influential figures like Robert Owens, Tom Bradley, and Biddy Mason. Along the way, delve into the history of the California Eagle newspaper and savor local flavors at Hilltop Cafe. This is more than just a tour; it’s a cultural immersion that highlights the resilience and creativity of the Black community in Downtown LA.
- 2.5-hour guided exploration of Black history and culture
- Visit iconic landmarks and lesser-known spots in LA
- Enjoy insights into art, music, and influential figures
- Receive a commemorative tote bag as a memento of your experience
Union Station has accessible parking on the West and East side of the building. We will meet in front of Union Station in the center court yard underneath the palm trees.
Known as the last great train station. It connects the USA from coast to coast.
Learn about Los Angeles founding settlers.
Little Toyko was once Bronzeville, a majority Black neighborhood.
The "horseback midwife" turned real estate investor and multimillionaire.
Grab a bite or a sip at Hilltop. Food and beverage purchases are not included in the price of the tour ticket.
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