Barrio de la Villa is a small neighborhood in Olvera that historically was the Muslim part of the town. This area comprises 13 different streets, is located just behind the Church of the Encarnacion.

and especially in those that encouraged tourists to visit Los Angeles. Here’s a delightful example capturing Olvera Street at its very "beginning" The colorful graphic arts of the 1930s ...

Recent visitors said Olvera Street is worth a stop if you're in the area, noting its proximity to Grand Central Market and Los Angeles Union Station. Travelers appreciated the clean atmosphere and ...

The county owns the land on which the remains were found, and LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes — a museum steps away from L.A.’s famed Olvera Street and whose construction in 2010 led to the suit.