Pico/Aliso

Tourist Information

Step out of Pico/Aliso station and wander onto Aliso Street, where the famed La Calle de los Murales showcases massive, ever‑changing graffiti art by local legends. Just a block north, the historic Pico Union Market offers fresh tacos, tamales, and handcrafted souvenirs. A short stroll leads to the iconic El Mercado de Los Angeles, a family‑run plaza with live mariachi on weekends and a rooftop view of downtown’s skyline—perfect for snapping photos and soaking up the neighborhood’s lively spirit.

Local Tips

• Buy a TAP card before you board; you can reload it at the station’s vending machines for seamless travel.
• Carry cash in small denominations for street vendors, as many don’t accept cards.
• Visit on a Saturday morning for the farmer’s market and live music, but expect larger crowds.
• Use the east‑side entrance for quicker access to the mural corridor and food stalls.

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Parte del sistema metro de Los Angeles, la segunda ciudad más grande de EE.UU.

Accessibility

Estación completamente accesible según normativas ADA.

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