Mexican Culture in Los Angeles

El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historic Monument
Historic park in the center of Downtown Los Angeles located near the site where the Los Angeles pueblo and farming community was established in 1781 by forty-four settlers of Native American, African and European heritage, who traveled from northern Mexico. The hisoric park features historic buildings, a Mexican style square with a bandstand, and one of the oldest streets in Los Angeles - Olvera Street - which has been turned into a marketplace with Mexican shops and restaurants.

Instituto Cultural Mexicano
Institute established in 1990 to foster and enhance, through cultural exchange, the understanding and communication between the people of Mexico and the United States, especially in Los Angeles. Located on the grounds of the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historic Monument.

Mexican Restaurants in Los Angeles
Where to find some of the best Mexican restaurants in Los Angeles and other parts of Southern California.

See also:
The Many Cultures of Los Angeles
More Attractions in Los Angeles
Los Angeles for Visitors