Interpretive Grape Garden

The Interpretive Grape Garden in the Los Angeles State Historic Park is centrally located, not far from the Los Angeles River and near the site of the Tongva settlement of YangNa. It is in an area of the city where wineries once operated, and not far from California’s oldest living vine, the Vina Madre at El Pueblo de Los Angeles. The land on the Garden sits is where L.A.’s first train depot was situated, and from which the city’s vast agricultural production, including grapes and wine, was shipped out to the rest of the country.