Tuesday, October 9, 2018

Echo Park


Echo Park is a neighborhood in central Los Angeles that is often referred to as trendy, artsy and indie due to its vibrant art, food and music scenes. Let’s explore some of what makes Echo Park unique. 

Echo Park Lake Swan boats, trees and fountains, oh my! Picturesque Echo Park Lake is framed by palm trees and skyscrapers, courtesy of the DTLA skyline in the background. Enjoy views of DTLA, while also taking in the lush, green park grounds around you. A beautiful fountain in the center of the lake brings it all together. Great for picnics, outdoor workouts, water activities and of course, photo ops. There are several apartment buildings and condos that call EPL their backyard, and its central location provides easy access in and out of the park. It’s a must-see/experience if you are ever in the area.



Silver Lake Stairs The painted stairways in Silver Lake have become increasingly popular with artists, photographers, bloggers and tourists. There are several different stairways, some famous, some hidden, but all colorful and fun. Take a guided tour to make sure you cover all of them, but be ready to trek several miles. It’s a great way to experience art and also get to know the neighborhood. Start with the Micheltorena stairs right off Sunset Boulevard and have fun! 

 

Music/Food If music is what you are looking for - look no further. There are plenty of venues to choose from to catch live, indie music. If it's the food you came for - you are in for a treat. With a healthy mix of old, trusted establishments and new, trendy eateries, you really can't go wrong. There are several local bakeries and cafes to choose from, each with their own unique flavors. My personal favorite is the deep dish pizza from Masa of Echo Park Bakery and CafĂ© (it’s delicious!). Try it and let me know what you think!

What's your favorite place to visit in Echo Park?

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