Olvera Street - Los Angeles Thing To Do

Years ago, one of the summer rituals for L.A. children was a new pair of huaraches from Olvera Street... more on Yahoo! Travel

El Pueblo is a forty-four acre park consisting of numerous historic buildings, museums,... more on Lacity.org

Olvera Street is the birthplace of the City of Los Angeles, otherwise known as El Pueblo Historic Monument. The colorful village features 27 historic buildings with a traditional Mexican style plaza area. Wander around the marketplace and shop for souvenirs... more on Olvera-street.com

The first Los Angeles settlement was founded here in 1781. The Avila Adobe, built... more on Weather.com

5.0	fun hangout (09/26/05) Authentic Mexico feel, with jumping beans and deliciouls tacquito's and other cultural... By kknetapp , a user of Yahoo! Travel, Read full review on Yahoo! Travel
3.0	Stephanie S. 's review Mexican fiesta flares in the middle... a user of yelp.com, Read full review on Yelp
4.0	Great Place for 1st time visitors to LA (09/26/05) Olvera Street is full of history and excitement for those people first visiting LA. It is the origins of the city and can fulfill those who come there with a sense of what old LA must of been like years ago, there is a plaza... By pinchigordo469 from Van Nuys, CA , a user of Yahoo! Travel, Read full review on Yahoo! Travel
5.0	John S. 's review If I still lived in Southern California, Olvera Street would probably get four... a user of yelp.com, Read full review on Yelp

From Los Angeles, CA Head southeast on Tom Bradley Blvd toward S Spring St, Turn left at N Main St, Turn right at East Cesar E Chavez Avenue, Turn right at N Alameda St

Tours: 10a-noon W-Sa

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