Tales and Tastes of Downtown Los Angeles

Tales and Tastes of Downtown Los Angeles

Ride the Red Line metro to the beautifully restored Art Deco Union Station, now a dining and entertainment hub.
See some of the fabulous murals honoring immigrants and local figures, including one hidden from view for decades.
Explore the city’s birthplace at El Pueblo de Los Angeles National Monument.
Taste, see, smell and experience the cultural wonders of Mexican and Chinese communities.

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Stop At: Downtown, Downtown, Los Angeles, California

Tales and Tastes of Downtown Los Angeles tour starts and ends in Los Angeles. The New York Times Journeys - Tales and Tastes of Downtown Los Angeles is a walking tour that takes 4 hours.

Downtown Los Angeles is the birthplace of this metropolis, whose heritage of immigration is on display through food, the arts and architecture. Explore the home of the earliest Mexican settlers, and see how not just China, but other Asian nations have created a vast tapestry. On this exclusive tour inspired by The New York Times’s “36 Hours” feature, get hands-on experience and in-depth exposure to a multicultural hub of the City of Angels.


Duration: 4 hours