There’s more to discover at the Central Library than meets the eye, especially when you explore it with a docent leading the way. Learn about hidden architectural details or fascinating stories tucked into every corner, it’s a great way to slow down, look closer, and experience this DTLA landmark from a whole new angle.

Buying jewelry is just the beginning at St. Vincent Jewelry Center, where expert jewelers also specialize in customization, engraving, and repairs you might not even realize are possible. Check it out for updating an everyday piece or restoring something sentimental, it’s a go-to destination for giving your jewelry a second (or third) life.

Korean tacos, Mediterranean falafel, ramen, and more all in one spot. Fig@7th’s food hall brings together global flavors under one roof whether you’re craving a quick bite between errands or planning a shared dinner with friends.

Specialty espresso, ceremonial-grade matcha, thoughtful pour-overs, and a calm, modern space, what’s not to love? This DTLA coffee spot is the perfect place to add to your rotation, whether you need a meticulously crafted morning cup or a mellow afternoon sip.

At TABL M, Lebanese flavors take center stage with vibrant mezze, wood-fired dishes, and plenty of fresh herbs and spice. It’s an easy place to work into your routine, whether you’re popping in for a flavor-forward lunch or settling in for a relaxed, share-the-plates kind of dinner.

At DTLA classic Vespaio, Italian comfort classics steal the show with hand-rolled pastas to wood-fired pizzas and sauces that mean business. Stop by for a cozy lunch or a linger-over-wine kind of dinner, this is a Bunker Hill gem.

Amandine’s pastries are all about buttery layers, delicate glazes, and authentic French technique that turns every croissant and tart into a tiny masterpiece. Go to them for a flaky morning pick-me-up or to linger over a latte and dessert with a friend, it’s the kind of café you’ll happily add to your regular rotation.

Rise Athletics combines fast-paced HIIT with boxing drills to serve up a serious workout with the added benefit of being a great stress relief. If you’re bored of your current workout routine or you just want to try your hand at boxing, this is the place!

This new-comer to the DTLA dining scene promises Spanish flavors, fire-grilled dishes, and share-worthy plates all wrapped in the chicest space. It’s an easy pick for nights when one glass of wine turns into a full spread and ordering “just one more thing” feels non-negotiable.

Tucked in an old-school DTLA landmark, BonaVista Lounge is the kind of bar that literally changes your perspective as the night goes on. Make it a point to pop in for a cocktail with a view (or three) while settling in to watch the city slowly spin around you, this rotating lounge is a classic for a reason.

Downtown LA will be coming alive during the World Cup, with watch parties popping up across bars, plazas, and gathering spots throughout the neighborhood. Keep an eye on the LA Tourism website for the latest watch party listings so you don’t miss the chance to cheer alongside the city.

Catching a performance by the world-class Los Angeles Philharmonic is one of those DTLA perks that’s hiding in plain sight. With the concert hall just steps from restaurants, bars, and nightlife, it’s an easy way for Downtowners to turn an ordinary evening into something super special.

New-ish to DTLA, KISO is a cozy, hole-in-the-wall spot that leads with fun, friendliness, and a dance floor that doesn’t take itself too seriously. If you’re looking for a welcoming place to let loose, meet new people, and dance the night away, this queer bar is an easy yes.

Set inside the historic Bradbury Building, the newly renovated Wyman Bar is a stunner, and you don’t need a full coworking membership to enjoy it! With a Social Pass that opens the door to just the bar, it’s an easy way to sip, linger, and soak up one of DTLA’s most exclusive and beautiful spaces.

Trying out new classes at the Ketchum Downtown YMCA makes it easy to move your body without pressure or a hefty price tag. With an affordable, welcoming environment and a wide range of workouts to choose from, it’s a great place to explore what you actually enjoy.

You don’t need to be an overnight guest to enjoy the pool at the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown thanks to day passes that make an elevated pool day surprisingly accessible. If you’re craving sunshine, skyline views, and a refreshing dip in DTLA (without having a pool of your own) this is your move.

In partnership with artists, DTLA Metro stations transform into stunning, site-specific works of art, and the Regional Connector puts many of them right within reach downtown. Make it a point to ride through, slow down between stops, and savor the details to find the city’s most (literally) underground gallery.

Stepping into the afternoon tea at the Millennium Biltmore Los Angeles feels like stepping back into LA history. Set inside one of the city’s oldest landmarks, it’s an easy way to slow down and savor the moment.

Tucked just off the beaten path, Thursday night jazz at The Delphi feels like stumbling onto a very good secret. With live music, a gorgeous interior, and a crowd that’s there to listen, it’s the kind of hidden gem that turns a regular weeknight into something worth dressing up for.

Planning a staycation gets a serious upgrade at the citizenM hotel, where a stylish bar, cozy lobby perfect for getting work done, and a prime location near Grand Central Market do all the heavy lifting.