Скачать или смотреть Driving Tour of Fairfax Street, Los Angeles [4K]

In this historically Jewish neighborhood, the thriving and walkable four-block stretch of Fairfax Ave between Melrose and Beverly has no shortage of things to do: From cult Los Angeles movie screenings and top quality thrift shopping to mind-blowing burgers and authentic Israeli food, shop and play.

Fairfax Avenue is one of the main north-south thoroughfares of Central LA; its 5-mile length is home to city landmarks like the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the original LA Farmers Market and The Grove, a posh shopping center. But the unusually diverse, walkable stretch of North Fairfax Avenue between Melrose and Beverly, in particular, has emerged over the past few years as perhaps the most vibrant center of shopping and dining in the city.

A decade ago, this strip was known mostly for its plethora of businesses catering to the large Orthodox Jewish community in the Fairfax district to the east. And to this day, kosher markets, Judaica-focused bookstores and delis line the street. One of these delis, Canter's, has been in business since 1931 and remains the most prominent storefront in the area.