Discover the real Los Angeles on a guided walking tour through Union Station, Olvera Street, Chinatown, Angels Flight, and Grand Central Market. Led by a passionate local guide, this tour blends fascinating history, hidden landmarks, and great photo spots while sharing the stories that shaped the city from its earliest days to today.
Meet your guide at Los Angeles Union Station (800 N Alameda St) at the palm tree courtyard entrance facing Alameda St at 11:00 AM. Stand at the center walkway near the main doors. Look for a guide in a neon green WALK LA Tours shirt and flag. Please arrive 5 minutes early.
This tour ends at Grand Central Market (317 S Broadway, Los Angeles). Guests can explore the food vendors or continue their day nearby. Transportation options include Metro (2nd Street Station), buses, taxis, and Uber/Lyft.
Start your tour at the historic transportation hub built in 1939. Guests walk through the Garden Patio, see the famous Mission Revival architecture, and learn how Union Station became the gateway to Los Angeles.
Walk through the historic district where Los Angeles was founded in 1781. This area preserves the Spanish and Mexican roots of the city.
The first fire station built in Los Angeles.
Learn about the Chinese American community that played an important role in the early development of Los Angeles.
Located in the historic Sepulveda House, this museum shares the story of Italian immigrants who helped shape Los Angeles.
Stroll through the vibrant Mexican marketplace filled with food vendors, traditional crafts, music, and colorful culture. One of the most photographed streets in Los Angeles.
Built in 1818, this is the oldest standing home in Los Angeles and offers a glimpse into life during the early days of the city.
A museum dedicated to Mexican-American history and culture in Los Angeles, located in a beautifully restored historic building.
Walk past the iconic Art Deco building, completed in 1928, that served as the tallest structure in Los Angeles for decades. City Hall has appeared in many Hollywood films and represents the center of government in Los Angeles.
This beautiful civic park stretches between City Hall and the Music Center and offers great skyline views. The park has become a gathering place for festivals, celebrations, and community events.
The world’s shortest railway has carried passengers up Bunker Hill since 1901. This historic landmark represents the early days of transportation in Los Angeles.
Finish the tour at one of the most famous food markets in Los Angeles. Grand Central Market has been serving locals since 1917 and features dozens of food vendors offering cuisines from around the world.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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