Los Angeles State Historic Park is the perfect place to experience a unique piece of Los Angeles history excitingly and engagingly. Located in Chinatown, this 32-acre state park opened to the public in 2001 and has become an essential part of L.A.'s city culture and history. Known for its lush grounds, beautiful gardens, and stunning views of the downtown skyline, the park provides visitors with plenty of activities and events to do year-round. From concerts and performances to festivals and local markets, there is something special to offer everyone from its history in state politics to culture-changing live performances.

Los Angeles is home to some of the most amazing experiences in the world. From the gorgeous Hollywood Sign perched atop Mount Lee to Universal Studios and Griffith Observatory, there's something for everyone. Spend your days exploring eclectic neighborhoods or soaking in cultural attractions like Chinatown, Dodger Stadium, and LACMA. With its vibrant nightlife, expansive beaches, incredible adventures, natural beauty, and star power—L.A. has it all!

With over thirty acres filled with native plants, olive trees, iconic balustrades, and grand colonnades – Los Angeles State Historic Park is increasingly popular and boasts an impressive collection of artifacts. Whether you're into live music, great food, surfing, shopping, sightseeing or simply taking in breathtaking views from atop one of the many nearby hills - make sure you add this park to your list of locations you should visit when in LA!