Temecula Valley

Built in 1939 - before cars and planes became the travel MO of Americans - Union Station in downtown was built to consolidate the stations of three different major rail lines.

The street was created in the 1930's to preserve Mexico's heritage in the city, and it continue to serve this purpose nearly a century later.

Enjoy visiting two of the valley's great wineries, where you'll taste some of the valleys wonderful whites and reds - including viognier, pinot gris, and syrah.

Throughout your tour, your guide will explain the wine-making process from planting through distribution, and the ways in which it differs around the world.

The original LA flower market is an expansive indoor flower market founded in 1921 with 50 vendors displaying a vast array of different flowers from all over the world.

Little Tokyo is a bustling community filled with restaurants, shops, and cultural institutions including the Japanese American National Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art. It's also home to several historic landmarks, such as the Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temple and the Union Center for the Arts.