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Angels Flight Railway
The turn-of-the-20th-century funicular, dubbed "the |
Transportation Sites | Downtown |
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Bradbury Building
Stunning wrought-iron railing, blond-wood and brick |
Architectural Sites | Downtown |
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Broadway
From the late 19th century to the 1950s -- before malls |
Neighborhoods / Streets | Downtown |
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Bunker Hill Steps
Threading a peaceful path through Downtown's urban towers, |
Squares | Downtown |
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Carroll Avenue
Looking like a street lifted out of a tintype, the 1300 |
Neighborhoods / Streets | Downtown |
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels 
Controversy surrounded Spanish architect José |
Religious Sites | Downtown |
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Chinatown
Smaller in size than San Francisco's Chinatown, this |
Neighborhoods / Streets | Downtown |
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Chinese American Museum
For a more personal look at the history of Chinatown |
Museums / Galleries | Downtown |
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City Hall of Los Angeles
This gorgeous landmark 1928 building reopened in 2001 |
Government Buildings | Downtown |
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Downtown L.A. Standard
Entering the Standard feels like wandering into an Austin |
Hotels | Downtown |
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