El Pueblo Historical Monument hosts several major events throughout the year. Come join us as we celebrate events such as Dia de los Muertos, the Chinese Lantern Festival, the City of Los Angeles' birthday, and much more Click on the link or call (213) 485-8372 for more information. All events are ... (see full description)
The Camping Section provides a wide variety of camping opportunities. In addition to youth summer resident camp, there are organized camping opportunities for the young and old.
The City of Los Angeles, Recreation and Parks Department, Aquatics Division offers families and community members many healthy, affordable and safe aquatic activities at their public pools, lakes and beaches. The Aquatics Division operates 59 swimming pools, 10 lakes and a beach. In addition, the ... (see full description)
El Pueblo Historical Monument is the cultural and historic heart of the city. El Pueblo is conveniently located near Downtown Los Angeles and across the street from Union Station. To find out more information about how to get to El Pueblo from your location, please click on the link below or call ... (see full description)
Elysian Park, exemplary of a well maintained big city park, is centrally located on the north end of Los Angeles just minutes away from City Hall and downtown Los Angeles to the south. The Los Angeles Police Academy is housed within the park. All roads around Elysian lead to the World Famous Dodger ... (see full description)
Free guided tours of El Pueblo are conducted Tuesday through Saturday by El Pueblo's volunteer docents, Las Angelitas del Pueblo at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 12 p.m. The educational tours start at the Las Angelitas del Pueblo office, located next to the Plaza Firehouse on the southeast end of the Plaza. ... (see full description)
Visitors to El Pueblo Historical Monument can park their vehicles in one of five lots located conveniently within and adjacent to the Historical Monument. These lots are: Lot 1 - 419 N. Main Street; Lot 2 - 615 N. Main Street; Lot 3 - 852 N. Alameda Street; Lot 4 - 426 N. Los Angeles Street; Lot 5 - ... (see full description)
In the heart of the City of Los Angeles lies one of the oldest and the most beautiful parks, Pershing Square. The park features unique architecture, art, and landscape from the creative work of world-renowned architect Richardo Legorreta; one of the world's finest landscape architects Laurie Olin; ... (see full description)
The Department operates 123 recreation centers, 54 swimming pools, 9 lakes, 7 camps both in and out of town, more than a dozen museums and historic sites, and hundreds of programs for youth, seniors, the physically disabled and volunteer. Regional offices provide center listings and program ... (see full description)
The Online Activity Catalog for the Department of Recreation and Parks allows you to discover the many programs, sports, and classes offered in the City of Los Angeles. You may register online for activities at some facilities; Contact your local Recreation center for more information.
The Aquatics Division consists of 51 swimming pools (13 year-round and 38 seasonal) within the City.
