Is Olvera Street & El Pueblo worth it on a budget?
Worth itOn a budget
On a budget, Olvera Street & El Pueblo still earns its price.
Free
The oldest part of LA — a brick alley of taquitos, churros, folk-art vendors, and historic adobes that marks the city's 1781 founding. It's touristy and the stalls can feel repetitive, but it's free, atmospheric, and pairs perfectly with the grand Union Station across the street.