• Handlebar Bike Tours - Situated in LA’s historic 100-year-old food hall, a destination in its own right. The home base offers over 45 food vendors to explore before or after the ride. All bike tours are round trips from DTLA’s top destination, which we proudly call home.
• Art District - Artist lofts nestled within the industrial neighborhood, brimming with emerging clubs, pop-ups, and restaurants. The tour winds through alleyways, showcasing graffiti, culture, and art pieces. Discover a part of L.A. that even many locals are unaware of. Viator allows descriptions of tours with known locations only, but these spots are undiscovered gems found through urban exploration by bike. Big bus tours won’t be visiting this part of LA anytime soon.
• Angel City Brewery - The unofficial entrance to the Arts District, adorned with works by local artists.
• Arts District Firehouse Hotel - This area boasts excellent examples of graffiti, Warner Brothers Music, and several restaurants by star chefs. The unique blend of street art culture is unmatched by any other tour.
• Hauser & Wirth - The tour pauses here, allowing guests to explore this expansive gallery complex independently.
• Art District - Home to the largest concentration of murals and street art in L.A. Learn about the artists, their processes, and the creation of these museum-worthy walls. We aim to build relationships with the artists and residents we feature, respecting the unique culture of street artists.
• The American Hotel - The birthplace of the modern Arts District, this historic hotel has many stories to share.
• Little Tokyo - The tour rides through Little Tokyo to reach the Arts District. Filled with sushi, Anime, and Ramen, it serves as a break stop when the gallery is closed.
• Art Share L.A. - A non-profit providing below-market live-work studios to keep artists in the Arts District.
• Bike Shed Moto Co - One of the many cool, under-the-radar clubs in the Arts District.
• Japanese American National Museum - Located in Little Tokyo, the tour stops by to see the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Go For Broke Monument, explaining how Little Tokyo’s history is intertwined with the Arts District and Los Angeles.
• Bestia - One of several chef-driven restaurants in the Arts District.

• Helmet
• Live amplified guide
• Bicycle use

• This tour does not include any food.

The original Arts District bike tour offers an extensive exploration of this trendy, yet often overlooked neighborhood. Located just beyond Little Tokyo, the Arts District is brimming with galleries, tech industry hubs, nightlife, murals, history, architecture, shopping, breweries, and restaurants. While it remains an industrial area, it is rapidly evolving and full of surprises such as low-riders, pop-ups, and film shoots. The tour includes visits to stunning murals, the Hauser and Wirth Gallery, Sci-Arc, Bloom’s Square, Warner Brother’s Music, Art Share, La Kretz Innovation Campus, The American Hotel, some of L.A.’s finest restaurants, and many more unexpected spots. Participants will learn about the origins, history, new developments, and current status of the Arts District. The guide will introduce the unique culture of street artists. There is a break at a fine art gallery, allowing participants to explore independently and enjoy nearby cafes. This tour is perfect for visitors seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience in a creative neighborhood that even locals may not know about.

• Minimum age is 12 years
• Ability to ride a bike on city streets
• Should know how to ride a bike

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.