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There are various options for getting to Los Angeles, but traveling by bus offers many advantages. With FlixBus, you can save money with our affordable bus tickets and help the environment at the same time, as bus travel is one of the most eco-friendly modes of transportation!
It's very easy to buy a bus ticket to Los Angeles with FlixBus: you can book online on our website by simply selecting your departure and arrival cities, and picking your desired travel date. The best way to find low-priced tickets though is by using the free FlixBus App and keep your ticket always on your phone!
Planning a trip to Los Angeles? FlixBus makes it easy with direct routes from 66 cities. Plus, save money on a hotel by taking an overnight bus. Book on our website or find the best prices on our free app.
Los Angeles has Downey (Stonewood Center), Baldwin Park/El Monte, Los Angeles (Hope St/Jefferson Blvd - University of Southern California ), Los Angeles Union Station Arrival, Los Angeles (West LA - Expo/Sepulveda), Los Angeles Downtown (N Vignes St), Los Angeles (Gayley Ave & Strathmore Place - University of California, Los Angeles), Los Angeles (Hollywood / Highland), Los Angeles Union Station. Check out the map on this page to see where they are.
FlixBus offers convenient and affordable bus travel to Los Angeles. Prices start at just $4.99, depending on your starting location.
Booking a FlixBus ticket to Los Angeles is easy and convenient. If you book online, you'll receive a PDF with a QR code that serves as your ticket. If you book through the app, your ticket will be automatically stored there. In either case, there's no need to print your ticket - just show it to the driver digitally and you're ready to board.
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You can book your FlixBus ticket starting at just $4.99. The easiest way to purchase your ticket is on Global.flixbus.com or through the app. Book early to get the best price.

Things to do in Los Angeles, CA

About Los Angeles, CA

Most of Tinseltown’s landmarks like the Rodeo Drive, the Walk of Fame or the Hollywood sign attract flocks of tourists but fail to capture LA’s unique character. But once you dive into the different neighborhoods you get to appreciate the distinctively different vibes, from the suited business atmosphere in Beverly Hills’ 90210 neighborhood to the holistic SoCal beach vibes along the LA’s urban shores and everything in between these loving generalizations.



Come and take a ride with the largest open-top Hop-On Hop-Off City Sightseeing bus service in the world! Starline Tours’ Hop-On Hop-Off buses showcase the very best L.A. has to offer. Visit famous landmarks, attractions, and museums, all while traveling in comfort and style.

Places of Interest in Los Angeles, CA

Hinoki & The Bird is located a stone’s throw from the Annenberg Space for Photography and with one of the best Cod dishes on the menu it’s definitely a spot worth visiting. Yes… Cod again, but you won’t regret it.

The nightlife options in Hollywood and adjacent WeHo are endless. From the celebrated gay lounge The Abbey to the speakeasy inspired Good Times at Davey Wayne’s bar, a retro 70s joint that reminds one of Aunt Helga’s mildew-y living room – only better. Or how about the raging piano bar Tramp Stamp Grannies that’s even cooler than its name? Rest your buzzing, weary head either at The Palihotel on Melrose Ave or the meticulously curated Hotel Covell, located in the trendy Los Feliz neighborhood before you call it a wrap on your time in LA.

Culture and History of Los Angeles, CA

Downtown LA (DTLA) has undergone a serious makeover in the last decade. Some of the city’s hippest restaurants, noteworthy galleries and popular bars have popped up between LA’s few skyscrapers. And the fixie-riding hipsters arrived, too.

One of DTLA’s architectural highlights is Frank Gehry’s Disney Concert Hall. Its concave and convex surfaces remind of billowing sails (Gehry is an avid sailor) and it is worth checking the Philharmonic’s schedule as the acoustics in the concert hall are impressive. Only a stone throw away, the impressively designed THE BROAD Museum houses prominent modern art pieces by i.e. Warhol, Koons, Hirst and many more. An early arrival usually allows for entry even without a reservation.

Continue to ROW DTLA for a curated shopping, wellness and food experience. Spread out over 6 iconic buildings that used to house LA’s produce supplies, around 100 unique stores are opening their doors here for business and 15 restaurants are ready to cater the famished shoppers. Suggesting a ‘West Coast spin on an East Coast heritage’, Rappahanock Oyster Bar serves locally sourced fish, meat and produce in a cool, industrial setting. For a more budget-friendly meal carry on to Wurstkueche for sausage and beer from their extensive globe-spanning selection. Will you dare and try their rattlesnake or alligator sausage?

Koreatown isn’t far from DTLA and a visit at a Korean Spa is usually a fun experience. Glowing from a proper rubdown/polish, head over to Soo Won Galbi for traditional Korean BBQ or head toward the hip neighborhoods of Echo Park, Silverlake and Los Feliz.

A visit at the Griffith Park Observatory will be rewarded by spectacular views of the city and explore Mexico’s culinary footprint either at the hip Malo Restaurant in Los Feliz or tuck into some street food at the casual Tacos Delta.

Cap your eventful day with a mint julep at the Whiskey Bar Seven Grand before hitting the sheets at the stylish and lively ACE Hotel. The hotel also houses the Upstairs Bar, a “sky-high urban oasis” located on the roof terrace and sleep may just not be on the menu for today.

Nightlife in Los Angeles, CA

Enjoying the proximity to the Pacific Ocean? Then chose a westside accommodation like Hotel Erwin. Not much to look at from the outside, the hotel’s rooftop terrace and prime Venice Beach location make up for it and countless bars in walking distance allow you to immerse yourself in LA’s famed beach town. If you’d like to take a page from the fit and healthy westside Angelinos, move your body and hop on a bike for a pedal along the boardwalk from Venice to Santa Monica or take a Yoga class at Yoga Salt in Marina Del Rey. Tamal Dodge’s classes – rigorous, thought provoking and inspiring - are always a good choice.

After plenty of surf and turf meals, Café Gratitude is a welcome plant-based alternative, even for the die-hard carnivores. Fair warning: this restaurant mission statement of “sacred commerce” can be a tad cringe-worthy but it makes up for it with absolutely delicious food. Gjelina’s little sister Gjusta on Abbott Kinney is a more grounded alternative if you don't mind a standing meal. For a dose of culture visit either the Bergamot Station, a gallery collective for local artists or make your way to Century City’s intimate Annenberg Space for Photography. The photo exhibitions and multimedia montages showcase some of the biggest names in photography and rarely disappoint.

Interesting Facts about Los Angeles, CA

To contrast DTLA’s urban experience a day in Malibu is the perfect alternative to cleanse your airways. For a little wild west Ponderosa charm, start your day with brunch at The Old Place. This former general store nails the atmosphere and grub (hello chicken pot pie) and also serves up a mean MANmosa, since Mimosas apparently are for sissies.

Whether you opt for 2 or 4 wheels, cruise down the windy N1 and stop for a retail splurge at Malibu Country Mart, which hosts a collection of unique boutiques and fresh labels. A pound or two heavier and a few dollars lighter, you’ve earned yourself a relaxing time in the sand.

Point Dume's wide beach is ideal for dolphin or whale spotting and it might just bring back memories of The Hoff and Pam Anderson sprinting along the shore in their red swimwear. For a more secluded, romantic experience dig your toes in the sand at the rocky El Matador Beach. Once your SPF is wearing thin, continue north on the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) until you hit County Line. Neptune’s Net , located across the street from this popular surf spot is a casual biker cafe where you can munch on fried calamari while keeping an eye out for Laird Hamilton slicing through a wave.

For a more upscale selection of seafood, head back toward the city and treat yourself to black cod and rock shrimp tempura at the beachfront Nobu Restaurant, one of Instagram’s most tagged eateries of 2017.

Discover Los Angeles, CA through Kirstin's eyes

Kirstin Winkler left her hometown of Munich to pursue a career in Hollywood, where she works as a feature film and television producer. She has lived all over the world and finds her biggest inspiration when traveling and immersing herself in foreign cultures. She shares her discoveries with fellow explorers on her carefully curated travel website 3 Days* where recommendations range from the beloved to the unusual, from thrifty to splurgy, for the novice traveler and the savvy. Check out her site and Instagram for more inspiration.

Coaches to Los Angeles

Find the most affordable coaches to Los Angeles

With FlixBus, it’s easy to travel to Los Angeles, as 66 rides are available starting from only $4.99 depending on the departure city, date and time. Also, Los Angeles has 9 FlixBus bus stops, so reaching the city center it's pretty simple. Booking a coach ticket to Los Angeles is effortless: you can book on our website or through the FlixBus App. If you prefer paying cash or if you're a last-minute traveller, you can also get your ticket at our shops or aboard the FlixBus. Booking in advance with our app guarantees the lowest fares, and you get your ticket digitally in the app, so you don't have to print your ticket before hopping onboard, sitting back, relaxing and enjoying a comfortable ride to Los Angeles!

Why traveling to Los Angeles with FlixBus

You can get to Los Angeles from 66 different cities, and when it’s time to move on, there are as many connections from Los Angeles to other destinations. No matter the journey, bus travel is always a better and more sustainable choice than other means of transportation (on a person/km basis, traveling by bus is more environmental-friendly than driving, flying and, in certain countries, even going by train). Plus, when you ride with FlixBus, you can offset your CO₂ emissions by clicking the CO₂ compensation box when you book your ticket, helping the planet and supporting us towards our sustainability goals! You can get your ticket at one of our service desks and pay cash or with a payment card. You can also book it on our website or our FlixBus app with a credit card, PayPal or Google Pay if you're a more digital person. Then you can look forward to enjoying our onboard services including free Wi-Fi, plenty of legroom, comfortable seats and power outlets.

Onboard services

Reserve a seat when you book your FlixBus ticket to Los Angeles online or in the app. Whether you want peace and quiet or to sit close to your friends, we've got seat reservation options that suit everyone. Choose a classic seat or a table seat if you need a little extra space to work or relax. You can also go for a panorama seat on the bus front for a great view or book a spare seat next to yours and enjoy that extra space. There's no need to worry about what to pack when you travel with FlixBus, as we offer hand luggage and check-in luggage to every traveller. After stowing your luggage, head to your seat and enjoy our onboard services, including free Wi-Fi on most buses. All our buses have toilets and power outlets.

Onboard services are subject to availability