Los Angeles - El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument

The park is bordered by Alameda Street in the south, Sunset Boulevard and North Spring Street in the east and north, and by the Hollywood Freeway in the west. Somewhere in the grounds - exactly where nobody knows - Los Angeles was founded by a small group of settlers at the behest of the King of Spain. It was not until 1953 that an effort was made to restore the 27 historic buildings. Eleven of them are open to the public, five were turned into museums.

The Visitor Center (Monday to Saturday 10-3) is to be found in Sepulveda Building, which dates from the year 1887 (North Main Street). Here you can watch the film "Pueblo of Promise" about the early history of Pueblo.