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Olvera street is the oldest part of the City of Los Angeles. The Mexican music you hear while strolling through it, is typical for the history and origin of Los Angeles. It all started out as Wine street and was extended and renamed in 1877 as Olvera street. For more information and history of Olvera street go to: http://www.olvera-street.com/the_history.html
Besides Olvera street you can also visit LA's first Fire Station, "Fire House Nr. 1" and the Mexican Cultural Institute.
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Avila Adobe build in 1818 is the oldest house in Los Angeles, open daily without admission. Here you can still see the Hispanic Lifestyle of California in earlier times
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