Bradbury Building

The Bradbury Building is an iconic Los Angeles landmark built in 1893, celebrated for its exquisite Victorian-era design and a breathtaking open-cage atrium. Originally constructed as a commercial office building, its ornate ironwork, natural light–filled interior, and unique elevator system have made it a favorite subject for filmmakers and architecture enthusiasts alike.

What to do there.
Visitors can admire the building’s striking interior design, take self-guided tours to appreciate its historic details, photograph the impressive atrium, and learn about its significant role in Los Angeles’ architectural and cinematic history.

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