Los Angeles,
CA

Downtown Los Angeles

Los Angeles,
CA
Neighborhoods

Downtown Los Angeles

Little Tokyo lunches, Fashion District finds, and concerts after dark

About the Neighborhood

Living in Downtown Los Angeles

Downtown Los Angeles, typically shortened to DTLA, is a high-energy, urban neighborhood situated in the central core of the city. The area is comprised of several smaller neighborhoods, including the Arts District, Little Tokyo, and the Fashion District, so there is no shortage of museums, shops, restaurants, and landmarks to explore. DTLA is known for its concentration of event venues, including The Orpheum, the Walt Disney Concert Hall, The United Theater on Broadway, The Regent Theater, and the LA Live complex, home to Crypto.com Arena, the Peacock Theater, and the Novo. The area’s food scene encompasses everything from farm-to-table restaurants, popular local chain restaurants, and classic California fare. Gloria Molina Grand Park serves as a central outdoor gathering spot, featuring its iconic multi-tiered Arthur J. Will Memorial Fountain and open lawn spaces. Overall, DTLA offers residents a dynamic combination of historic architecture, arts, culinary variety, and urban convenience.
Broadway Theater District
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Grand Park Fountains
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Livability

Walk, Bike & Transit

93

Walk Score

71

Bike Score

98

Transit Score
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Getting Around

Public Transit

Metro B Line (Red)
Rail
Metro D Line (Purple)
Rail
Metro A Line (Blue)
Rail
Metro E Line (Expo)
Rail
CE437A
Bus
CE437B
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 60)
Bus
Questions

Frequently Asked

Downtown Los Angeles is situated in the central part of the city, bordered by Echo Park to the northwest and the Los Angeles River to the east.
Downtown Los Angeles is a busy urban neighborhood that provides a quintessential city-center lifestyle with immediate access to dining, shopping, and entertainment. The neighborhood’s housing options range from historic loft conversions to modern high-rise residential towers. DTLA is home to numerous concert venues, event centers, and museums like The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and the Grammy Museum. The area has plenty of transit options, with multiple Metro Rail lines and bus routes intersecting at Union Station and 7th Street/Metro Center. However, heavy street traffic is common, and it makes parking challenging.
Downtown Los Angeles is recognized for its historic theater district, home to numerous venues, early 20th-century architecture mixed with modern skyscrapers, and iconic civic landmarks like the Bradbury Building and the Angels Flight Railway. Residents can see DTLA’s heritage along corridors like Broadway, which features restored historic venues, local shops, and popular dining spots.
Downtown Los Angeles includes sub-neighborhoods like the Arts District, the Fashion District, Little Tokyo, and South Park.
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