Eat & Drink
Foodie FavoriteGrand Central Market
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Transit: reachable by public transit
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Angels Flight Railway
Ride a 1901 funicular one short block up Bunker Hill, from Hill Street to California Plaza on Grand Avenue.
351 S Hill St · Los Angeles, CA
About Angels Flight Railway
Angels Flight is a narrow-gauge funicular that has carried riders up and down Bunker Hill in downtown Los Angeles since 1901. Its two counterbalanced cars, Olivet and Sinai, cover 298 feet of track with a 96 foot rise between Hill Street and California Plaza on Grand Avenue. The railway was dismantled in 1969, rebuilt half a block south in 1996, and returned to service in 2017. You board at the lower station on Hill Street or at the top on Grand Avenue.
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