Colorful Arts District and Murals on Bike Tour in Los Angeles

Join us on this exciting journey. We specialize in bike tours of Downtown Los Angeles. We are situated at Grand Central Market with over 50 dining options to choose in the very center of Los Angeles. Don’t worry about LA’s traffic, as we time our tours for low traffic periods.

Check out this perfect place to hang out with your friends tasting some excellent unique beer. The place offers a great combination of craft beers, utterly friendly service, and great ambience in the old industrial building. Be amazed and pleased by how old buildings were turned into something creative and admire the artwork as you sit outside. The brewery doesn’t serve food but you may bring outside food if you want, so there is a good taco truck for that near the place with great options.

We make a break here for you to get close and personal with Hauser & Wirth, an international gallery with outpost in different parts of the world including one in Los Angeles, originally founded in Zurich in 1992. Dive into the world of modern artists working in different styles. The gallery’s world-class exhibitions and comprehensive shows are extraordinary and always worth visiting. The gallery collaborates with educational establishments of LA to get its exhibition on a new level by combining shows with science. There is also a great gift shop and bookstore there.

Meet the Firehouse on your epic and creative bike tour by Arts District and take pictures of nearby murals. The house itself was constructed in 1927, and it was a functioning firehouse up until 1980. At present, it is a one-of-a-kind hotel in an eclectic place, which combines style, character, and comfort.

Learn a lot of new and interesting information about the history of the district that used to be a commercial vineyard at the start but later became an industrial hub to give life to art spaces and lofts, which we see at present. Get to know talented artists who transformed the building walls to canvases for their amazing murals. Explore the diverse culture of this neighborhood, delving into the variety of art spaces from galleries to streets. See Downtown Los Angeles from a new perspective, soak in the demiurgeous spirit of Arts District on this informative and entertaining bike ride.

Ride by the unique immersive art dome of Wisdome LA. You may be intrigued to come back here for more detailed experience of sights, sounds, smells, ambiance, art, music, and virtual reality mixed together in the inimitable blend of psychedelic fantasy. Every dome has its own media content to let you dive into different realities as you watch and feel.

Reach Little Tokyo, a part of the Arts District, to see the museum devoted to commemorate Japanese Americans. The museum was opened in 1992 with its mission to promote understanding and appreciation of the US’s ethnic and cultural diversity. Travelling through Little Tokyo, meet Museum of Contemporary Art, which is the largest art museum in the West and which links ancient cultures with present art and installations. Stop by Go for Broke Monument and listen to your knowledgeable guide about the history and how the neighborhood influenced the whole Arts District.

Once a haven for artists and musicians, The American Hotel in L.A.’s Arts District is a living piece of history with a gritty, creative past. Established in 1905, this iconic spot was a stomping ground for counterculture legends, including punk rockers and street artists. Today, visitors can admire the hotel’s ever-changing graffiti-covered exterior, a vibrant reflection of L.A.’s urban art scene. It’s also just steps away from famous street murals and trendy coffee shops, making it a great stop for photographers and history buffs alike. Don’t forget to snap a selfie in front of the legendary “Jesus Saves” sign glowing atop the building!

Step into the heart of Japanese culture in Los Angeles with a visit to Little Tokyo, one of only three remaining historic Japantowns in the U.S. Wander through charming streets lined with authentic ramen spots, mochi dessert shops, and unique boutiques selling anime collectibles and handcrafted goods. Tourists can explore the Japanese American National Museum, which tells powerful stories of resilience and heritage. The James Irvine Japanese Garden is a hidden oasis perfect for a peaceful escape from the city's hustle. If you're visiting in August, don’t miss the Nisei Week Festival, a vibrant celebration of Japanese-American culture with parades, performances, and sumo demonstrations!

For an immersive dive into L.A.’s creative soul, Art Share L.A. is a must-visit. This dynamic warehouse-turned-art-space serves as both a gallery and a community hub, showcasing stunning works from up-and-coming local artists. Visitors can take part in live music performances, poetry readings, and hands-on art workshops. The exterior itself is an attraction, adorned with ever-changing murals that make for the perfect Instagram backdrop. A visit here is more than just sightseeing—it’s a chance to connect with L.A.’s thriving artistic community and even bring home a one-of-a-kind piece!

A culinary adventure awaits at Bestia, one of L.A.’s most celebrated Italian restaurants, nestled in the Arts District. This industrial-chic hotspot is famed for its handmade pastas, wood-fired pizzas, and inventive charcuterie boards. Tourists can watch skilled chefs in action from the open kitchen while sipping on craft cocktails and fine wines. The restaurant’s raw and rustic ambiance, with exposed brick walls and metal fixtures, adds to its unique charm. Make sure to book a reservation in advance—this place is always buzzing with food lovers eager for a taste of its award-winning dishes!

Tucked in the heart of the Arts District, Willow Studios is a hidden gem for creatives and photographers. This versatile event space has hosted everything from fashion shoots and music videos to weddings and private events. Visitors can admire the striking industrial architecture, complete with exposed beams, oversized windows, and a mix of indoor and outdoor settings. If you’re lucky, you might catch a live production or an exclusive pop-up event happening on-site. Even if you’re just strolling by, the surrounding area offers an artsy vibe with murals, trendy cafés, and a taste of L.A.’s creative energy.

Soho Warehouse brings a touch of luxury to L.A.’s Arts District, offering a stylish escape for creatives and trendsetters. This exclusive members-only club features a stunning rooftop pool with breathtaking skyline views, a cozy lounge, and chic workspaces. Visitors staying at the hotel can indulge in top-tier dining, wellness amenities, and a rotating lineup of cultural events. The art-filled interiors blend industrial design with plush, modern comforts, making it one of the most Instagram-worthy spots in the city. Even if you're not a member, the area around Soho Warehouse is full of stylish boutiques and cafés worth exploring!

A paradise for motorcycle enthusiasts and casual visitors alike, Bike Shed Moto Co. is more than just a café—it's a full-fledged cultural hub. This sprawling space includes a barbershop, tattoo parlor, retail store, and a sleek restaurant serving gourmet comfort food. Vintage motorcycles and custom bikes are on display, making it a dream stop for gearheads and photographers. Whether you're sipping craft beer, browsing motorcycle gear, or getting a fresh cut, the energy here is electric. Even if you don’t ride, the welcoming atmosphere and stylish décor make it a must-see destination in the Arts District!