Los Angeles Plaza Park

Los Angeles Plaza Park is a historic public square at 125 Paseo de la Plaza in downtown Los Angeles, facing Union Station and a few steps from Olvera Street. Come to see its statues, flowers and greenery, or pause for street performances and events featuring local goods and food. The plaza is especially active during Day of the Dead celebrations, and Aztec dancers perform here. Nearby, you can explore Olvera Street and five free museums focused on downtown Los Angeles history.

A historic plaza beside Olvera Street

Los Angeles Plaza Park sits at 125 Paseo de la Plaza, facing Union Station. Olvera Street is only a few steps away, so the plaza works well as a pause between the station and the historic street. Flowers, greenery and statues give you places to stop and look around.

The surrounding area has several landmarks and five free museums covering aspects of downtown Los Angeles history. You can make a longer visit by pairing the plaza with Olvera Street and the nearby museums.

Performances and seasonal events

Street performers bring activity to the plaza, including Aztec dancers. Day of the Dead celebrations are a notable time to visit, with events centered on remembering loved ones. Weekend events can also include performances and local goods and food.

The park has a public restroom, allows dogs and has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking lot. Wi-Fi is listed among its amenities. Check the park’s website for current information before planning around a particular event.