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Explore Los Angeles' vibrant Arts District on a unique 2.5-hour bike tour that takes you beyond the usual tourist spots. Handlebar Bike Tours guides you deep into this trendy neighborhood, filled with colorful murals, historic architecture, and creative energy that most visitors never see.
Ride easy on class 2 electric bikes as you visit iconic street art, galleries, and local hotspots. Your guide shares stories about the area's industrial roots, its transformation, and the talented street artists shaping its walls. Along the way, enjoy breaks at a renowned art gallery and a quirky local coffee house, soaking in the neighborhood's eclectic vibe.
This tour is perfect for those wanting a fresh perspective on LA. Skip the crowded buses and walking routes—this is your chance to experience the Arts District from a different angle, with plenty of insider insights and photo-worthy moments.
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours, covering a wide range of LA's Arts District highlights.
You’ll get a class 2 electric bike, a helmet, and a live amplified guide to enhance your experience.
Absolutely. The tour is suitable for all fitness levels, and the electric bikes make riding easy and enjoyable.
Food is not included, but the tour ends at a vibrant food hall with over 45 vendors, perfect for a meal afterward.
Yes, it’s designed to accommodate all physical fitness levels, making it accessible for most participants.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Explore the largest concentration of murals and street art in LA, learning about the artists and their creative processes. Unlike typical tours, this ride ventures into hidden, ever-changing murals and underground art spaces that most visitors never see. Expect to see the gritty walls hugging the LA River, reminiscent of scenes from classic films like Grease and Bosch.
Pass by vibrant graffiti, Warner Brothers Music, and popular restaurants run by star chefs. This eclectic mix of street art and culture is unique to this tour.
Take a break at an expansive gallery and art bookstore, with nearby cafes where you can explore on your own for about 20 minutes.
Pass by a non-profit offering below-market live-work artist studios, helping keep the creative community thriving in the Arts District.
Visit the historic 1905 American Hotel, a neighborhood icon covered in murals and rich with stories from its long history. Your guide shares insights into its past as a produce shipping hub and its transformation into an art haven.
Ride through Little Tokyo to access the Arts District, with a quick stop when galleries are closed, offering a taste of sushi, ramen, and anime culture.
Stop in Little Tokyo to see the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Go For Broke Monument, learning how this area’s history intertwines with the Arts District’s evolution.
Pass by some of the coolest underground clubs in the Arts District, soaking in the local nightlife scene.
Ride past several production studios, spotting filming locations from movies and TV shows. You might even witness a shoot happening during your tour.
Stop at a chef-driven restaurant in the neighborhood, known for innovative cuisine.
End your tour at LA’s historic food hall, home to over 45 vendors. It’s a perfect spot for a meal or snack after your ride.
Ride past a celebrity enclave tucked next to East L.A. railroad tracks, a quiet glimpse into LA’s star-studded side.
Cross the iconic Sixth Street Bridge, frequently featured in films, and enjoy the views of the LA skyline.
Pass by the London Motorcycle Clubhouse, often seen cruising through the Arts District, adding to the neighborhood’s edgy vibe.
Ride past a large warehouse that hosts pop-up events like the Balloon Museum and Luna Luna, showcasing LA’s creative side.
See high-end, chef-driven restaurants such as Bestia, a local favorite in the foodie scene.
Pause at a vintage auto-storage and coffee house serving Vietnamese ice coffee from a bus, giving a glimpse inside artist’s converted warehouses.
View murals by local artist Robert Vargas, including a striking piece of Ohtani in Little Tokyo, showcasing LA’s vibrant street art.
Pass by a repurposed train station housing LA’s graduate architecture school and galleries, a historic site linked to LA’s warehouse and artist community.
Finish at Grand Central Market, LA’s historic food hall, where you can explore more food options and relax after your adventure.
Meet at the starting point
We are located at Grand Central Market, Hill St entrance. Look for our "Tour Meets Here" sign on the sidewalk. Bikes are staged from the 1st floor parking garage.
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From $85.00 per person