Things to do on Route 66

One of dozens of historic Craftsman-era bungalow courts in Pasadena recognized on the National Register.

Classic rooftop neon signage.

A residential historic district featuring 78 Arts and Crafts-influenced homes near the Arroyo Seco, designed by notable architects including Henry Mather Greene.

Local neighborhood market.

Historic bridge spanning the Arroyo Seco in Pasadena.

Public branch library serving Eagle Rock community.

Studio known for stained glass and artistic works.

Historic district in Los Angeles with preserved architecture.

Historic Masonic temple in Los Angeles.

Elementary school serving the Glassell Park neighborhood.

Historic Los Angeles residence with early architectural style.

Historic Los Angeles Victorian home museum.

Historic Los Angeles rail depot from the early 1900s.

Public branch library serving the Lincoln Heights community.

Historic 1905 LA electric substation.

Historic downtown district preserving Los Angeles’ earliest settlements and cultural heritage.

Historic district of theaters and commercial buildings.

Iconic 1893 building known for its ornate interior.

Historic hotel annex in downtown LA.

Historic Los Angeles commercial building and annex.

Historic Los Angeles building once used by the Pacific Electric Railway.

Historic Los Angeles Board of Trade building.

Historic Los Angeles commercial building.

Historic Art Deco high-rise in downtown Los Angeles.

Historic central library serving Los Angeles with extensive research collections.

Historic Los Angeles religious landmark founded in 1923.

Historic public library branch serving the East Hollywood community.

Historic women’s residence tied to Hollywood history.

Designed in 1927 by Frank Lloyd Wright's eldest son, who lived and worked here until his death in 1978, featuring distinctive Joshua tree textile block architecture.

Shopping arcade designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Beverly Hills.

Historic carousel building on the Santa Monica Pier featuring an early 20th-century merry-go-round.

Popular Route 66 end-of-the-trail marker located near the western terminus of the Mother Road.

Popular Southern California restaurant chain founded in San Bernardino.

Tall jagged rock formations in the center of town.

Local grocery store.

Local pizzeria with classic options.

Local bakery and sweets shop.

Burgers and breakfast on Route 66.

Pharmacy with local service.

Pottery studio offering handmade ceramics.

Coffee shop inside the old Lyric Theatre.

Family fun center with games and activities.

Collectible Route 66 enamel pins.

Old-fashioned 1935 Dr Pepper soda fountain.

Local newspaper office.

Printing services and local business support.

Home furniture store.

Brunch café located inside historic Hotel Vinita.

Antiques, memorabilia, and collectibles.

Chain pizza restaurant.

Fast casual Mexican tacos and bowls.

Thrift store with rotating inventory.

Long-closed service station still visible on Route 66.

Resale, consignment, and vintage items.

Local budget-friendly motel

Motel and RV park along historic Route 66

Abandoned Route 66-era business.

No-frills lodging in the heart of small-town Chelsea.

Hardware, tools, and home goods.

Pizza, calzones, and sandwiches.