The Bradbury Building is the oldest
commercial building remaining in the central business district of
Los Angeles. Built in 1893, it isn't much to look at from the
outside, but the interior is impressive. An atrium lights the
wrought iron railings and the cage elevators. Be sure to go inside
after finding the cache.
Another of the area's gems is located across
the street. The Grand Central Market houses an eclectic mix
of shops--butchers, bakers, but not candle stick makers from what I
can tell. Cross the street and check it out. Angels
Flight is on the other side of the block from Grand Central
Market. Current out of service because of an accident, it's
still worth a look-see.
