El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument is a cultural and historical site located in downtown Los Angeles. Established in 2003, it preserves the history of the city's founding in 1781 and showcases the diverse heritage of the area. The monument includes several historic buildings, such as the Avila Adobe, the oldest house in Los Angeles, and the Old Plaza. Visitors can explore the vibrant Olvera Street, known for its shops, restaurants, and cultural events that celebrate Mexican heritage. The site serves as a reminder of the city's origins and the rich tapestry of cultures that have shaped Los Angeles over the centuries.