3 Days of Vintage LA

Overview

Los Angeles is a city of the future, but if you dig deeper you'll discover history around every corner. From vintage clothing to classic bars and retro diners, take a trip back in time with our guide.

NOTE: Hours and opening dates change frequently. Check individual websites for updated information.

Wake Up in the Valley

Courtyard Los Angeles Sherman Oaks

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The Garland

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Day 1

You're the star of this tour of Tinseltown. Discover real-life movie locations, hunt for vintage clothes, and enjoy comfort food in classic dining spots.

Hooray for Hollywood

Mel's Drive-In

Comfort food at a Googie landmark on the Sunset Strip.

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Iguana Vintage Clothing

Don't miss the bargains in the basement.

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The Melrose Trading Post

A treasure trove of vintage fashion, antiques and art.

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Everything Old is Cool Again

Southern Decadence at Brite Spot in Echo Park

Millie's Cafe

Classic comfort food in the heart of Silver Lake.

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Bar Keeper

Slip into Don Draper's Old Fashioned with vintage barware.

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Petersen Automotive Museum

Get your motor running with classics and cars of the stars.

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Original Farmers Market

Shop 100+ vendors at this LA icon, opened in 1934.

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Tail O' the Pup

The beloved hot dog stand is now open on Historic Route 66.

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Canter's Deli and the Kibitz Room

Classic comfort food and nightlife on Fairfax 24/7.

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Sushi on the Mountain

Musso & Frank Grill

The Martinis have been sipped by stars here since 1919.

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Yamashiro

Cal-Asian cuisine with a view at the 1914 "Mountain Palace."

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Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel Tower and Tropicana Pool

Tropicana Pool at The Hollywood Roosevelt

Poolside nightcap at the home of the first Oscars in 1929.

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Day 2

There's history around every corner of Downtown LA. Add classic eateries, historic districts and modern stores to the mix, and you get one of LA's most exciting destinations.

Step Into the Time Machine

Pancakes, bacon & eggs at The Original Pantry

The Original Pantry Cafe

Serving hungry Angelenos and visitors alike since 1924.

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The Last Bookstore

Half a million used and rare books will keep you busy!

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Union Station

"The last of the great train stations" opened in 1939.

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No Passport Required

Olvera Street

Visit LA's birthplace and more in this colorful marketplace.

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Chinatown Central Plaza

Old and new blend together in this bustling neighborhood.

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Philippe The Original

Lunch break where the French Dip was invented.

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Fugetsu-Do

Little Tokyo shop making mochi by hand since 1903.

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Cocktails Under the Stars

Upstairs at Ace Hotel

Sunset cocktails atop the former United Artists HQ.

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Engine Co. No. 28

Enjoy New American fare in a historic 1912 LAFD station.

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Broken Shaker at the Freehand

Poolside drinks on the roof of a 1924 landmark.

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Day 3

The Valley is home to some of LA's most historic and famous locations. A legendary movie studio, world-famous flea market, vintage shops, and old school restaurants - you'll find it all in the Valley.

A Valley Collection Like No Other