Olvera Street

It belongs to the small street adjacent to the square. It is said to be the original street of Los Angeles. There is still a Mexican legacy. It is less than a thousand yards long on the masonry road that is prohibited from vehicles. There are many Mexican-style restaurants, rare goods shops and vendors on both sides, full of exotic atmosphere. The residents are mostly of Mexican descent and still wear Spanish-style clothing

Just next to Union Station, a short street, mainly some shops, restaurants, and a memorial hall. There is no need for tickets, and I don't understand anything. It is quite deserted at night. Soon after shopping.

It was once called the "Angel Walking Road" and belongs to the small street adjacent to the square. It is said to be the original street of Los Angeles. There is still a Mexican legacy. It is less than a thousand yards long on the masonry road that is prohibited from vehicles. There are many Mexican-style restaurants on both sides. Cream stores and vendors, full of exotic atmosphere, residents mostly of Mexican descent, still wearing Spanish-style clothing.

Olvera Street, a street of Mexican hawkers, was built in 1930. The main target of sale is tourists, known as Mexico Street. It belongs to the Los Angeles Municipal Government, which has long been divided into historic preserves. There are the earliest buildings in Los Angeles, the first fire station in Los Angeles, and the Museum of Chinese Americans. This street is also a major commercial street in the early days of Los Angeles. It is well worth visiting and tasting delicious food in Mexican restaurants established in the early 19th century.

The scenery here is pleasant, the environment is elegant, the air is fresh, the snacks are OK, the service is good, the price is high, the price is right, welcome to visit