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Stroll a historic marketplace street lined with vendor stalls, restaurants and the oldest surviving house in Los Angeles.
125 Paseo de la Plaza · Los Angeles, CA
Olvera Street opens off the Los Angeles Plaza inside El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, in the oldest part of downtown. Vendors, shops and restaurants line the street, and you can step into the Avila Adobe, built in 1818 and the oldest standing residence in the city. Christine Sterling led its restoration, and it reopened as a Mexican marketplace on Easter Sunday 1930. It also hosts traditional events such as the Blessing of the Animals, Dia de los Muertos and Las Posadas.
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