The Iconic Continental Building: A Jewel of Los Angeles
Explore the Continental Building, a historic architectural landmark in Los Angeles' Historic Core, embodying the city's artistic and cultural heritage.
Discover the Continental Building, a historic architectural gem in the heart of Los Angeles' Historic Core. This stunning structure reflects the rich heritage and creative spirit of the city, making it a must-visit for any traveler.
A brief summary to Continental Building
- 408 S Spring St, Los Angeles, Historic Core, California, 90013, US
Know before you go
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- Take your time to explore the surrounding streets to find hidden gems in art and dining.
- Visit during daylight hours for the best photography opportunities of the building's facade.
- Check local listings for events or pop-ups in the area to enhance your experience.
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Getting There
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Public Transit - Metro
From Long Beach, head to the Long Beach Transit Gallery located at 130 E 1st St. Take the Metro Blue Line towards Washington station. Ride the train for approximately 25 minutes until you reach the 7th Street/Metro Center station in downtown Los Angeles. Once you arrive, transfer to the Metro Red Line towards Union Station. Ride for 1 stop and get off at the Civic Center station. From there, walk approximately 10 minutes northeast on W 1st St, then turn left onto S Spring St. The Continental Building will be on your right at 408 S Spring St.
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Public Transit - Bus
Start at Long Beach Transit Gallery at 130 E 1st St. Take bus line 61 towards Los Angeles, which will take you directly to downtown LA. After about a 30-minute ride, get off at the 1st Street and Main Street stop. Walk east along 1st St for 4 blocks until you reach S Spring St, then turn right. The Continental Building is located at 408 S Spring St, just a short walk from the bus stop.
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Walking
If you are already in downtown Long Beach, you can walk to the Long Beach Transit Gallery at 130 E 1st St and catch the Metro Blue Line as described above. Alternatively, if you are near the waterfront, you could take a leisurely stroll to the Transit Gallery to start your journey, enjoying the sights of Long Beach along the way.
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