Welcome to the heart of Downtown Los Angeles (DTLA), a place where history meets modernity and culture flourishes on every street. From the Eastern Columbia Building, you are perfectly situated to explore all the delights this dynamic neighborhood has to offer.
DTLA is a foodie’s paradise, offering a diverse range of dining experiences. From the groundbreaking flavors at Bavel to the Italian culinary masterpieces of Bestia, your taste buds are in for a treat. Not to mention, Grand Central Market presents a mosaic of cuisines in a lively, communal setting. Whether you’re craving a quick bite or a fine dining experience, the neighborhood serves it all with flair.
Renowned for redefining Middle Eastern cuisine with a Los Angeles flair, Bavel offers a vibrant atmosphere and an innovative menu.
Bestia is a culinary gem in the Arts District, known for its rustic Italian dishes, house-made pastas, and wood-fired pizzas.
A historic downtown landmark that brings together the cuisines and cultures of LA, offering everything from gourmet coffee to international foods.
Step outside your door and into a shopper’s heaven. The Fashion District beckons with its myriad boutiques and designer stores, while the flagship Apple Store on Broadway blends tech with architectural beauty. For those who cherish unique finds, local shops like Acne Studios and Aesop offer high-end fashion and skincare products.
This Swedish fashion house is known for its minimalist design and high-quality, ready-to-wear collections.
A flagship location in the restored historic Tower Theater offering the latest Apple products and accessories in a sleek, modern space.
Known for its colorful designs and signature stripes, Paul Smith offers high-end British fashion for men and women.
Discover the heart of Los Angeles's vibrant cultural scene through its iconic venues and artistic hubs. From the cutting-edge contemporary art displayed at The Broad and MOCA to the architectural splendor and musical excellence of the Walt Disney Concert Hall, Downtown LA offers an array of experiences that celebrate creativity and innovation. Whether you're captivated by the historic charm of The Orpheum Theatre or looking for contemporary entertainment at the Crypto.com Arena and the United Artists Theater, there's always something to inspire and entertain in DTLA.
A modern art museum home to over 2,000 works of contemporary art, offering innovative exhibitions and dynamic public programs.
A premier venue for major concerts, sports events, and entertainment in downtown LA, offering state-of-the-art facilities and hosting top performers and teams, including the Lakers (NBA), Kings (NHL), and Sparks (WNBA).
An architectural marvel and the home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, known for its exceptional acoustics and stunning design by Frank Gehry.
Escape to nature without leaving the city. The nearby Grand Park offers lush greenery and a peaceful retreat amidst the urban hustle. For a more active day, explore the walking trails or join a community yoga session under the California sky.
Spanning 12 acres in the heart of downtown, Grand Park offers lush lawns, vibrant gardens, and a community gathering space that hosts various cultural events and activities.
A 32-acre park featuring walking paths, open spaces for recreation, and spectacular views of the Downtown skyline, ideal for picnics, jogging, and outdoor events.
Known as the world's shortest railway, Angel's Flight provides a charming and historic ride between Hill Street and Grand Avenue. It's not just transportation but a piece of LA history, offering unique views of the city and a nostalgic journey through Downtown Los Angeles.
As the sun sets, DTLA transforms. Experience the speakeasy charm of The Edison or the whiskey paradise at Seven Grand. Live music, dance floors, and rooftop bars offer endless possibilities for night-time entertainment.
Renowned for redefining Middle Eastern cuisine with a Los Angeles flair, Bavel offers a vibrant atmosphere and an innovative menu.
Bestia is a culinary gem in the Arts District, known for its rustic Italian dishes, house-made pastas, and wood-fired pizzas.
Offering a Prohibition-era ambiance, The Wolves uses house-made vermouths and bitters in their meticulously crafted cocktails, served in a beautifully restored, vintage setting.
The Eastern Columbia Building is more than just a place to live; it’s a community. Engage with the local vibe at rooftop movie nights, the monthly wine club, and weekly chess meetups. Living here means being part of a vibrant community that celebrates diversity and creativity.
During warm months, join the Eastern Columbia Building community for rooftop movies projected on the pool deck.
Every month, join Eastern Columbia Building residents at "Beelman's Speakeasy", a rotating cocktail event.
Every Sunday join other Angelinos in a chess meetup, hosted by ilcaffé.
Conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles on the corners of 9th Street and Broadway between the I-10, US 101, and State Route 110, the Eastern Columbia is easily accessible via car and mass transit. Within 0.6 miles to the 7th Street / Metro Center, which is a stop on the A, B, D, and E lines of the Los Angeles Metro Rail subway and light rail system.
