How to explore LA’s highlights by using public transport
At the Downtown Santa Monica station, I caught a train to the EXPO/CRENSHAW station east, which intersects with the brand new line (cheerful pink). I am enthusiastic to K, jump to the Leimert Park Station to look for lunch, and I find a delicious South Cuisine, which offers fried chicken, drowning pig fountain, okra and jambalaya. I ordered a side of a cajun Hardal Köfte PO ‘with a black -eyed pea, then I take my lunch to the shaded oasis of Leimert Park along the way.
La has been rebuilding the railway network in the last 35 years.Credit: Istock
When I return to E Line, my next stop is the Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill station. This is a useful jumping point for cultural attraction centers such as Walt Disney Concert Hall, a wide art museum and the contemporary art museum. I enjoy the work of the abstract artist Mark Rothko by entering MoCa’s collection.
Another private railway nearby: Angels flight. This funicular was opened in 1901 and allowed the residents of Bunker Hill to go to the city center from the slope. A useful part of the public transport system, if you use the city’s tap card, the dollar fee fell by 50 cents. The short journey is enjoyable, because a restored timber car delivers me to the Grand Road Beer and the Grand Central Market, where I ordered a beer from relaxation.
Hotel La’s Bar Clara and per pool.Credit:
I aimed to go further east on the E line to control the Mexican thrown near Mariachi Plaza Station. But it’s so warm that it’s in the hotel’s roof pool, my accommodation, to swim. This is what I love about LA in the city center – now it was full of magnificent old buildings before the age of cars that make excellent hotels (La was once a wild Italian bank). And as the center of La Metro’s railway network, the city center creates a great basis for exploring the city by train.
More La Metro Importance
A line
Striking Watt Tower.Credit: Getty Images
Whether you believe or believe, the Blue A line is the longest light rail line in the world-from Long Beach in the south to 78 kilometers from Azusa in the northeast. Queen Mary Ocean Liner (Downtown Long Beach Station); Watts Towers Art Complex (103. St/Watts Towers Station); Grammy Museum (Pico Station); Japanese American National Museum (Little Tokyo/Arts Region Station); Chinatown’s Restaurants (Chinatown Station); And the Pacific Asian Museum in Pasadena (Hightland Park Station).
B&D lines
The great dome of the Academy Moving Museum.Credit: Getty Images
These two underground lines share most of the decomposition routes after Macarthur Park. The Red line has popular cards, including The Walk of Fame (Hollywood/Vine Station), Chinese Theater (Hollywood/Highland Station) and Universal Studios (Universal City/Studio City Station).
On the Mor D line you will find great Korean dishes near the Wilshire/Normandie station. The useful new Wilshire/Fairfax Station, which is planned to be opened in 2025, will serve the Academy Cinema Photographs Museum, La District Art Museum, Petersen Automotive Museum and Laa Tarikları.
C LINE
The Green C line is limited to visitors working in the east-west throughout the south. However, the Normal Airport looking for the Aviation/LAX station offers a way to travel to LAX/LAX via the service bus.
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E -DUYGİ
In addition to the above -mentioned attraction centers, the Yellow E line draws attention to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (which will soon host the third Olympic games in 2028) and the California Science Center (with a real space shuttle exhibited).
K
Metro K line (pink line) train comes to the Expo/Crenshaw station.Credit: Getty Images
The Pink K line goes to the heart of the black community of La, symbolized by Crenshaw, the target Crenshaw, a two-kilometer art installation of African-American history and culture. It should approach the end of 2024, reaching the south near the Leimert Park Station and along the K Line’s route.
In addition, in 2026, the K line, the airport automatic people will directly provide railway connection with LAX when the carrier is opened and will deliver passengers to the new LAX/Metro Transit Center station.
Details
Fly & Ride
Fiji flys to Los Angeles via Nadi, see. fijiairways.com
Get a tap card from a station vending vending to ride La Metro. The only journey fee is $ 1.75, free transfers between $ 5 cap and lines. To see freshgo.net
TO STAY
Hotel Per La is a fascinating hotel with a magnificent restaurant in LA city center, which is an easy walk from subway stations. One night 269 US dollar. To see Hotelperla.com
