LA: Little Tokyo To Olvera St Smartphone (APP/GPS) Walking Tour

The journey, in full

The tour ends at a historic and the best taquito stand. You'll hear the story of how it was started and how the food is made. You'll learn about this street, Olvera Street, how it was created, and walk through the festive and amazing atmosphere. Olvera Street, known for its Mexican marketplace, was originally known as Wine Street. In 1877, it was extended and renamed in honor of Judge Augustín Olvera, the first elected county judge in Los Angeles. In 1930, it was adapted by local merchants into the colorful marketplace that operates today. You'll explore Little Tokyo seeing many sites and learning about the history of the Japanese in LA. You'll explore the Japanese Villiage plaza, see the fire tower, and learn the history. One of the best bakeries, you'll hear their story and it's a great place to eat! Learn about City Hall, and the story behind its construction, and get a chance to get a view from the observation deck. See the site where LA began, learn the story behind its naming, and see the historic park. Stop outside the Chinese American Museum and learn about the Chinese riot, the murders, and the history of the Chinese in LA.