Landmarks in Koreatown LA
Two pairs of Koreatown gateway structures can be seen on either side of Olympic Boulevard, along the stretch that the city has formally designated as Koreatown. One pair is on the western end, just a few steps east of Western Avenue. Another pair is on the eastern end near Olympic Boulevard & Vermont Avenue.
Located at the intersection of Wilshire and Western, an Art Deco building with blue-green terra cotta tiles
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June 29, 1969
A 5,000 sq-ft traditional Korean gazebo with a small garden on the northeast corner of Olympic and Irolo. It is across the street from where Koreatown began with a Korean grocery store in the late 1960s.
Two pairs of Koreatown gateway structures can be seen on either side of Olympic Boulevard, along the stretch that the city has formally designated as Koreatown.
“The Cottage” / Petersen Studio Court
El Corredor Salvadoreño en Los Angeles
Located just northwest of Koreatown proper, on Vine Street between Melrose Avenue and Sunset Boulevard, Peru Village celebrates and showcases the cultural and business contributions of Peruvian Americans to Los Angeles.
Gothic church on Wilshire Boulevard by Catalina Avenue
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