Angels Flight
4.3$· InexpensiveRide the world's shortest historic funicular railway in downtown Los Angeles.
Angels Flight is a historic 298-foot funicular railway operating in the Bunker Hill district of downtown Los Angeles since 1901. Its two iconic wooden cars, Sinai and Olivet, carry passengers up and down the steep incline between Hill Street and California Plaza. Today, it stands as both a cherished piece of Los Angeles transit history and a quick, scenic ride for visitors.
History
Opened in 1901, Angels Flight has the distinction of being the world's shortest railway and is a beloved landmark. It was originally constructed to serve residents on Bunker Hill and has undergone several relocations and restorations.
Expert notes
- Check the railway's operating hours before your visit as they can be subject to change.
- Be ready for a short trip; the ride only lasts about a minute.
Features
- City Views
- Easy Access
- Historical Significance
- Photo Opportunity
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