Walk DTLA with an artist-guide from the plaza stairs to The Broad’s Infinity Mirror Room. This two-hour tour blends architecture, performance halls, and contemporary collections with local art history and practical tips for a smooth visit.
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You step up the broad stone stairs of Jerry Moss Plaza and the city's rhythm changes: traffic hums below, glass and folded metal rise, and the guide's voice threads architecture with anecdote. The tour moves like a short composition—moments of quiet inside galleries counterpointed by brisk passages along Bunker Hill and Grand Avenue.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires standing during gallery stops and short urban walks between sites.
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History
Downtown LA was the city’s early commercial core; Bunker Hill redevelopment in the mid-20th century reshaped neighborhoods and brought major cultural institutions to Grand Avenue.
Conservation
Museums here practice collection conservation and climate control; visitors can help by following no-touch policies and minimizing flash photography to protect works.
Reserve your spot on the Downtown LA Arts Tour with MOCA, The Broad, and Infinity Room today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early
Meet at Jerry Moss Plaza 15 minutes ahead to check tickets and skip a rushed start.
Bring a Compact Bag
Carry a small daypack for water, phone, and any purchased catalogues—large bags may be restricted inside museums.
Check Infinity Room Rules
The Infinity Mirror Room often has limited entry and specific photo policies; confirm camera and timing rules with your guide.
Use Public Transit
Public transit and rideshares are convenient; consider Metro or a short rideshare to avoid downtown parking hassle.
Comfortable walking shoes
Support and traction for pavement and brief gallery standing.
Light jacket or layer
Downtown breezes and air-conditioned galleries can feel cool year-round—bring a layer.
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Small crossbody bag
Keeps tickets, ID, and phone accessible while galleries may limit large bags.
Portable phone charger
Useful for ticket QR codes, photos, and navigation through transit.