If you only have 24 hours to indulge in Downtown Los Angeles – here are the things you can’t miss.

The Broad

21 South Grand Avenue

LA’s newest contemporary museum is free, but you gotta sign up about a month in advance to reserve a spot. Don’t bother coming without a ticket because there’s no way to get in unless you’re a member. With more than 2,000 works to showcase from artists like Jeff Koons, Roy Lichtenstein, and Jean-Michel Basquiat, your eyes and senses will be completely overwhelmed and thankful for being there. Always check up on the upcoming special installations, they’re worth paying a bit of money for and you won’t regret the immersive experiences they offer. If you’re hungry afterwards, we recommend getting Vinny’s Fried Chicken sandwich from Seoul Sausage on UberEATS and walking around this area – you’re right next to Walt Disney Concert Hall!

Cost: Free

The Last Bookstore

453 S Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90013

Located in the heart of DTLA is a place so magical, it’ll make you fall in love with hardcover books again. Whatever you’re looking for, you can probably find it at The Last Bookstore. It’s the biggest used bookstore in California and definitely the most Instagrammable. Get lost in comic books, ‘zines, and multiple levels of books or, check out one of their events.

Cost: Free entrance

Tierra Mia Coffee

653 S Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90014

A cup of coffee should be savored and feel very local. Stop by Tierra Mia Coffee and enjoy deliciously fresh beans from Latin America. There are only 5 Tierra Mia locations in the world and they’re all in Los Angeles. Whether you’re keeping it simple with a drip coffee from El Salvador, or letting your taste buds run free with an horchata latte, it’s definitely worth the coffee break.

Cost: $5-8

The Perch

Catch a sunset and the best view of DTLA from this rooftop french restaurant and bar. Fully equipped with a live band, The Perch is the perfect setting for a post-work, pick me up. Whether you’re feeling a bit of bubbly or a handcrafted cocktail, everything will feel right when you catch that sunset.

Arts District Brewing

828 Traction Avenue

Headed out with a group? Arts District Brewing has darts, cornhole, skee-ball, pool tables, gourmet hot dogs and good brew. It does get busy so we recommend you get there early, but it’s big enough for everyone to enjoy on Saturday or Sunday afternoon. It’s one of the newest brew spots in the area with a lot to offer.