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Olvera StreetFlea Market · $
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Years ago, one of the summer rituals for L.A. children was a new pair of huaraches from Olvera Street and maybe some...
MoreYears ago, one of the summer rituals for L.A. children was a new pair of huaraches from Olvera Street and maybe some Mexican jumping beans. Nowadays those rituals are a year-round treat on this cobblestone street, which is a block-long cornucopia of traditional Mexican clothing, artwork, gifts, leather goods, novelties and restaurants. There is also a Visitors Center where tourists can appreciate the complimentary screening of a film which depicts early life in Los Angeles. Olvera Street was created in the 1930s and comprises the area known as the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historic Monument, which is the site of the city's beginnings. Free tours are given to the public by the Las Angelinas, a non-profit organization. Less
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Olvera street Los Angeles, CA 90012 1989.45 mi
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- Adventurist197810/19/20
  Nothing like it once was. Since Covid-19 there is absolutely no reason to visit. The homeless have taken over the area. They urinate everywhere and skulk about the restroom area. The vendors sell... More
- _maka162006/27/20
  Known as “the birthplace of Los Angeles,” Olvera Street is a Mexican Marketplace established to celebrate the city's Mexican heritage. The oldest part of Downtown LA, Olvera Street is part of the El... More
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