Downtown LA
City's central district
Downtown LA is the central business district of Los Angeles, a dense cluster of skyscrapers, government buildings, and cultural venues in a city otherwise known for sprawl.
The area includes landmarks like the Walt Disney Concert Hall, Staples Center, and the Arts District.
We're heading to Downtown LA for the game.
Often abbreviated DTLA, it has undergone significant revitalization since the early 2000s, attracting restaurants, lofts, and nightlife to what was once largely deserted after business hours.
- skyscrapersExtremely tall urban buildings
- homelessWithout a dwelling
- Little TokyoJapanese-American district in LA
- Skid RowImpoverished urban district
- loftsUpper open building spaces
gentrification · urban renewal · Metro · tacos · graffiti · rooftop bars · traffic · Staples Center · Broadway · neon · palm trees · concrete · hipsters · warehouses · food trucks · murals · street art · smog
- Los AngelesHollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Malibu, Venice Beach
- California NeighborhoodsEcho Park, Koreatown, Hollywood, West Hollywood, Venice
- CaliforniaLos Angeles, San Francisco, Hollywood, San Diego, Yosemite
- Skylinesskyscrapers, New York, high-rises, towers, spires
- Financial DistrictsWall Street, City of London, Frankfurt, Bay Street, Fleet Street
Downtown LASan Fernando Valley
Los Angeles suburban basin
exurbs · Palmdale · Lancaster · sprawl · bedroom communities
Downtown LASanta Monica
Los Angeles beach suburb
Malibu · Pacific Palisades · Venice Beach · Manhattan Beach · Laguna Beach