Explore Top Attractions
At The Wayfarer, we believe travel is an opportunity to go beyond LA’s surface - to dig deeper, collect more experiences, find the truth of this place. We’re here to help with insider intel about the best things to do in downtown LA.
1.9 Miles | 8 Minutes Drive
This sprawling arts center housed in a downtown LA warehouse is packed with street art exhibits, cultural events, and musical performances.
0.3 Miles | 2 Minutes Drive
This educational museum shines the spotlight on Grammy Award winners through interactive exhibits, videos, and historical artifacts, offering an immersive music experience in Los Angeles.
9.4 Miles | 19 Minutes Drive
Erected in 1923, the iconic Hollywood Sign began as an advertising gimmick and has become a world-famous landmark, making it a perfect destination for a scenic Los Angeles hike.
7.4 Miles | 10 Minutes Drive
The star-studded Hollywood Walk of Fame is a beloved stretch of cinematic history lined with the names of iconic celebrities and entertainment legends.
10 Miles | 19 Minutes Drive
Commanding views of downtown LA and in-depth space and science exhibits make this 1935 art deco landmark a visitor favorite. Admission to the building and grounds is free.
1.4 Miles | 6 Minutes Drive
One of the world’s most acoustically sophisticated venues, the Walt Disney Concert Hall is a stunning architectural masterpiece designed by Frank Gehry.
0.4 Miles | 2 Minutes Drive
Adjacent to the STAPLES Center, L.A. Live is a vibrant entertainment complex featuring the Grammy Museum, a multi-screen movie theater, restaurants, nightlife, and more.
0.8 Miles | 3 Minutes Drive
Located just minutes from The Wayfarer DTLA, the LA Convention Center is a premier destination for major events, exhibitions, and conferences. Its close proximity makes it a convenient choice for both business and leisure travelers.
1.2 Miles | 5 Minutes Drive
LA’s only museum dedicated exclusively to modern art, MOCA showcases a curated collection ranging from pop art to abstract expressionism.
1.3 Miles | 5 Minutes Drive
This contemporary art museum features nearly 2,000 works and is known for its striking honeycomb design. With free admission, it’s a must-visit destination for art lovers in Los Angeles.
2.7 Miles | 6 Minutes Drive
Home to the largest Japanese-American population in North America, the Little Tokyo Historic District was founded in 1905 and became a National Historic Landmark District in 1995.
1.1 Miles | 5 Minutes Drive
A downtown hub for flowers, food and off-beat events, this 30,000-square-foot market has celebrating LA culture and cuisine non-stop since 1917.
1.2 Miles | 5 Minutes Drive
With 22,000 square feet of local art, records and books, The Last Bookstore is California’s largest store for new and used books and records.
0.6 Miles | 2 Minutes Drive
Home to the Los Angeles Lakers and multiple professional teams, this modern arena is the heart of LA’s sports and entertainment scene.
2.8 Miles | 10 Minutes Drive
Home to the USC Trojans and former LA Rams, this historic stadium is a cherished landmark known as “the greatest stadium in the world.”
0.4 Miles | 2 Minutes Drive
Located within L.A. Live, this 7,100-seat venue features one of the largest indoor stages in the country, hosting concerts, award shows, and live performances.
