L.A.’s little sibling of a city has tons for the visitor to enjoy, and quite a bit of it is very transit accessible. In this guide, we cover some highlights you can easily see after a short train ride.
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Little Tokyo
Little Tokyo is Downtown’s most dynamic and fun neighborhood to visit, with great dining, nightlife, and shopping, And it’s very convenient to visit by transit.
Transiting the Pasadena Blue Line
The section of the A Line between Downtown L.A. and Pasadena is the most scenic in the whole system, passing hillside scenery and through historic neighborhoods.
The Central Library
Central Library is one of the most beautiful main libraries anywhere in the country. Our guide will show just a few of the many treasures it has to offer inside.
Wilmington
At the edge of the L.A. harbor, Wilmington is a working-class community with deep roots and some delightful gems for those who are willing to look.
Riding the Rails to San Juan Capistrano
A train ride to San Juan Capistrano is one of the best day trips you can do from Los Angeles. Find out how to get there and what you can see when you arrive.
Exploring Boyle Heights
Boyle Heights is one of L.A.’s oldest neighborhoods, full of interesting history, wonderful art, and great places to eat, all very accessible by a Metro rail line.
The Regional Connector: a How-To Guide to Metro’s New Rail Opening
The Regional Connector opens tomorrow! See our guide on Metro’s new rail service and what you can find around the new downtown stations.
Angels Gate: Exploring Coastal San Pedro
The southern tip of Los Angeles offers much for the visitor, from beautiful coastline to hilly neighborhoods to fascinating historical sites and surprising finds.
Exploring the City of Ghosts
City of Ghosts offers a uniquely intimate and charming look at life in Los Angeles. In this post, we proudly present our guide to the locations featured in the show, as well as an interview with show creator Elizabeth Ito.
Transiting Los Angeles 