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Explore the most historic and flamboyant neighborhoods of Los Angeles on this 2-hour private walking tour featuring Union Station, Olvera Street and Little Tokyo. See all the iconic landmarks in downtown LA such as La Plaza de Cultura y Artes and more.

Highlights

• Admire the impressive exterior of Koyasan Buddhist Temple
• Learn the history and origins of Los Angeles
• See the historic Go For Broke Monument
• Take fantastic pictures at the Union Station
• Experience Los Angeles with a private, local guide

Description

Meet your guide at Union Station in front of Starbucks as you enjoy the luxurious interiors of the last of the great American rail stations. Then  experience the charm of authentic Olvera Street and learn about the district. You’ll get to try famous street tacos guaranteed to get your taste buds tingling. Listen to mariachi songs, browse souvenir stalls and even try on and purchase Mexican traditional outfit in the adjacent Olverita’s village. Then its on to the giant America Tropical Mural for an evocative insight in the lives of early LA inhabitants at the turn of the 20th century passing by Victorian style Sepulveda House Museum. See the oldest standing residential building in the city, Avila Adobe, before your visit to LA Plaza Park. View the prominent El Pueblo de Los Angeles historical monument, the place where Los Angeles was first established in 1781. Delve into the electric atmosphere of LA Plaza de Culturas y Artes and pass by iconic sites such as Old Plaza Firehouse, Pico House and Chinese American Museum. Next discover Little Tokyo, an atmospheric Japanese enclave replete with informal restaurants and cafes serving delectable yakitori, ramen, suchi and gyoza. Stroll down historic First Street and see top area attractions like striking Koyasan Buddhist Temple and outstanding Little Tokyo Mural which will give you unique opportunity to trace ethnic neighborhood’s history from the early 1900s to the present. You’ll stop at a renowned Fugetsu-Do Mochi sweet shop and walk through the kitschy Japanese Village Plaza. Get snapping at the “Oomo Cube” and make a wish writing it on a colorful slip of paper and adding it to the “Wishing Tree”. You will pass by the Go for Broke Monument on your way to the Japanese American National Museum where your tour ends.

Includes

All taxes Friendly local guide Private walking tour A personalized experience Perfect overview for first-time visitors Iconic photo ops Multiple start times available Customized itinerary to meet your preferences

Important Information

• Please comfortable shoes and clothes

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund