• Union Station - Begin the tour with decades of history as the backdrop at the historic Union Station Square, right in front of Union Station.
  Parking is available for a fee inside the Union Station parking garage. Please note that the tour will end at Pershing Square, which is just two subway stops or a quick Uber ride back to Union Station.

A 10-minute grace period is provided before the tour starts.

• Union Station East - The “City of Dreams/River of History” mural at Union Station East is a striking piece by Richard Wyatt. It features two influential leaders, Martin Luther King Jr. and César Chávez, who were pivotal in advancing civil rights and social justice. This mural celebrates Los Angeles’ rich, multicultural history, making it an ideal spot to pause and reflect on the city’s journey and its ongoing pursuit of equality. It’s a must-see for those inspired by history, activism, and art—be sure to capture a meaningful photo here!
• Chinatown - Welcome to Chinatown! The tour begins at the lively Central Plaza, surrounded by traditional red lanterns and historic architecture. As the exploration continues, visitors will see the famous Bruce Lee statue, a tribute to the martial arts legend, along with shops offering herbal medicines, unique souvenirs, and delicious Chinese cuisine. The serene Thien Hau Temple, dedicated to the goddess of the sea, will be visited, followed by a trip to the vibrant Chung King Road art district, home to galleries that blend modern and traditional influences. Finally, the tour will stop by the Chinese American Museum to uncover the rich history of Chinese immigrants in Los Angeles.
• Bruce Lee Statue - At this stop, visitors will see the iconic Bruce Lee Statue on Sun Mun Way in Central LA’s Chinatown. This statue honors the legendary martial artist and actor, symbolizing strength, discipline, and cultural pride. It’s the perfect spot to capture a memorable photo while reflecting on Bruce Lee’s impact on martial arts and film worldwide.
• El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument - El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument is the birthplace of Los Angeles, where the city was founded in 1781. This vibrant district showcases LA’s rich history through its preserved 19th-century buildings, museums, and bustling plazas. Visitors can stroll through Olvera Street, a lively Mexican marketplace filled with colorful vendors, authentic food, and cultural artifacts. As a symbol of LA’s multicultural roots, this stop offers a unique blend of Spanish, Mexican, and Indigenous influences, making it a must-see for anyone interested in the city’s diverse heritage. Perfect for photos and a step back in time!
• Placita Olvera - With its historic charm and bustling marketplace, Placita Olvera holds a special place in Los Angeles history!
• Avila Adobe - Avila Adobe is the oldest standing residence in Los Angeles, built in 1818 by Francisco Avila, a prominent ranchero. Located on Olvera Street within El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, this adobe home reflects the early Californian lifestyle, with its thick adobe walls, traditional furnishings, and tranquil courtyard. As visitors explore the rooms, they’ll get a glimpse of what life was like during the Mexican era of Los Angeles. This historic stop offers a peaceful, yet fascinating look into the city’s past and is perfect for history buffs and photo opportunities alike.
• Old Plaza Firehouse - A historic landmark located in the heart of El Pueblo de Los Angeles. Built in 1884, this charming firehouse served the community for many years and is a fine example of 19th-century architecture. Today, it stands as a reminder of Los Angeles’ rich history and its development over the years. As visitors explore the site, they can appreciate the beautiful brickwork and original features that reflect the era’s design. This stop is perfect for history enthusiasts and offers a unique photo opportunity to capture the essence of LA’s past!

• Expert Tour Guide
• Bottled water

• Gratuities

Join us for an enjoyable and fully guided 1.5-hour tour that delves into the rich history and culture of Los Angeles! The journey begins at the iconic Union Station, where we will admire its breathtaking architecture before moving to Union Station East to view the inspiring mural dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr. and César Chávez.

Next, we will wander through the bustling streets of Chinatown and capture photos at the famous Bruce Lee Statue. Our adventure continues with a visit to the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument and the oldest house in LA, the delightful Avila Adobe.

We will also make a brief stop at the historic Old Plaza Firehouse, all while absorbing the stories and culture that make LA truly special. This tour is sure to be an exciting and unforgettable experience!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.