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Metro Silver Line Guía De Destinos Destination Guide metro.net Go Metro metro.net Metro Silver Line Metro Silver Line Guía de destinos Destination Guide Conexiones directos para ir al trabajo, escuela Direct connections for work, school and y diversión con Metro Silver Line. Metro Silver Line: Conexiones rápidas y fáciles Metro Silver Line: Fast and easy connections play on the Metro Silver Line. Viaje en Metro al trabajo, Planee su aventura Go Metro to work, school Plan your adventure a la escuela y a la diversión Para planear su viaje, visite metro.net and play o llame al 323.466.3876, la línea de To plan your trip, visit metro.net or call Descubra servicio rápido y frecuente información telefónica de Metro. Discover fast and frequent service on 323.GO.METRO, Metro’s telephone con Metro Silver Line. Con conexiones Dígale al representante de servicio the Metro Silver Line. With quick, daily information hotline. Tell the customer rápidas y diarias al Centro de Los Ángeles, al cliente su destino, punto de salida y connections to Downtown LA, STAPLES representative where you want to go, STAPLES Center, L.A. LIVE, USC, Cal State el día y la hora en que quiere viajar. Center, L.A. LIVE, USC, Cal State LA, where you are starting and the day and LA, y muchos más, Metro Silver Line le and so much more, the Silver Line makes time you want to travel. permite evitar el tráfico y el costo alto de Use esta y todas las guías de destinos it easy to skip the tra;c and the high cost estacionamiento. Úselo para su viaje al para inspirar nuevas aventuras cuando of parking. Try it for your commute to Use this and all the Metro Destination trabajo o para una noche de diversión en viaje en Metro. work or a night out in Downtown. Guides to inspire new adventures when el Centro de Los Ángeles. you Go Metro. The Silver Line also connects to all Metro Rail Metro Silver Line también conecta con todos lines, which provide service to Hollywood, las líneas de Metro Rail, proporcionando Koreatown, Culver City, Pasadena, Long servicio a Hollywood, Koreatown, Culver Beach, Redondo Beach and Norwalk. City, Pasadena, Long Beach, Redondo Beach y Norwalk. 09-1821bd ©2009 lacmta09-1821bd ©2009 14-1666kb©2014 Tarifas especiales aplican. Para más detalles, visite metro.net/silverline. Special fares apply. Please check metro.net/silverline for details. metro.net Go Metro metro.net Metro Silver Line Metro Silver Line Guía de destinos Destination Guide Conexiones directos para ir al trabajo, escuela Direct connections for work, school and y diversión con Metro Silver Line. Metro Silver Line: Conexiones rápidas y fáciles Metro Silver Line: Fast and easy connections play on the Metro Silver Line. Viaje en Metro al trabajo, Planee su aventura Go Metro to work, school Plan your adventure a la escuela y a la diversión Para planear su viaje, visite metro.net and play o llame al 323.466.3876, la línea de To plan your trip, visit metro.net or call Descubra servicio rápido y frecuente información telefónica de Metro. Discover fast and frequent service on 323.GO.METRO, Metro’s telephone con Metro Silver Line. Con conexiones Dígale al representante de servicio the Metro Silver Line. With quick, daily information hotline. Tell the customer rápidas y diarias al Centro de Los Ángeles, al cliente su destino, punto de salida y connections to Downtown LA, STAPLES representative where you want to go, STAPLES Center, L.A. LIVE, USC, Cal State el día y la hora en que quiere viajar. Center, L.A. LIVE, USC, Cal State LA, where you are starting and the day and LA, y muchos más, Metro Silver Line le and so much more, the Silver Line makes time you want to travel. permite evitar el tráfico y el costo alto de Use esta y todas las guías de destinos it easy to skip the tra;c and the high cost estacionamiento. Úselo para su viaje al para inspirar nuevas aventuras cuando of parking. Try it for your commute to Use this and all the Metro Destination trabajo o para una noche de diversión en viaje en Metro. work or a night out in Downtown. Guides to inspire new adventures when el Centro de Los Ángeles. you Go Metro. The Silver Line also connects to all Metro Rail Metro Silver Line también conecta con todos lines, which provide service to Hollywood, las líneas de Metro Rail, proporcionando Koreatown, Culver City, Pasadena, Long servicio a Hollywood, Koreatown, Culver Beach, Redondo Beach and Norwalk. City, Pasadena, Long Beach, Redondo Beach y Norwalk. 09-1821bd ©2009 lacmta09-1821bd ©2009 14-1666kb©2014 Tarifas especiales aplican. Para más detalles, visite metro.net/silverline. Special fares apply. Please check metro.net/silverline for details. 1 5 9 13 17 19 23 27 harbor gateway 37 th/usc station figueroa/washington figueroa/olympic figueroa/7th olive/5th olive/kosciuszko union station transit center 1 Harbor Transitway at 37th St ( Northbound/Eastbound Stop) ( Northbound/Eastbound Stop) (Northbound /Eastbound Stop) ( Northbound/Eastbound Stop) ( Northbound/Eastbound Stop) Alameda St at Cesar E. Chavez Av Harbor Transitway at 182nd St (Free Bicycle Parking) (2,700 spaces/Free Bicycle Parking) (980 spaces/Free Bicycle Parking) Attractions flower/washington Attractions Shopping Attractions California African American Museum ( Southbound/Westbound Stop) L.A. LIVE: Macy’s Plaza Attractions Angels Flight 23 Attractions California Science Center Club Nokia Sports Chalet Fashion District Nearby Dining Includes Avila Adobe Grand Central Market 19 El Pueblo de Los Angeles rosecrans station The Galen Center Schools Conga Room Target Water Court Shops & Restaurants: 24 5 9 Jewelry District 20 Old Plaza Firehouse 2 Harbor Transitway at Rosecrans Av 6 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 10 Los Angeles Trade Technical College 14 The Grammy Museum 17 Nearby Dining Includes 20 24 Blue Cow Kitchen 28 (340 spaces) Mercado La Paloma Lucky Strike Lanes California Pizza Kitchen Nearby Dining Includes California Sushi Kitchen Olvera Street 27 Natural History Museum 6 Nokia Theatre 13 City Tavern Cabbage Patch Dan’s Deli Union Station 28 Nearby Dining Includes figueroa/pico Regal Cinemas Corner Bakery Casey’s Irish Pub George’s Greek Grill Nearby Dining Includes Built Custom Burgers STAPLES Center 14 Engine Co. No. 28 Ocho Mexican Grill Johnnie’s NY Pizzeria 643 North harbor fwy station 2 ( Northbound/Eastbound Stop) Chipotle Mexican Grill Nearby Dining Includes FIGat7th Food Court 17 Perch Mendocino Farms Ben & Jerry’s Harbor Transitway at I-105 The Co=ee Bean & Tea Leaf / Bottle Rock Morton’s Steakhouse Sandwich Shop Panda Express Casa La Golondrina (250 spaces/Free Bicycle Parking) flower pico The Lab Gastropub El Cholo Sprinkles Cupcakes Smeraldi’s Ristorante Skew’s Beyond Teriyaki Denny’s ( Southbound/Westbound Stop) Schools Katsuya Wokcano Tommy Pastrami Starbuck’s Co=ee El Paseo Inn Yorkshire Grill Famima!! University of Southern California Attractions Lawry’s Carvery La Luz del Día LA Convention Center 10 The Original Pantry Café ROCK’N FISH Philippe the Original Tom’s Urban Traxx Trader Vic’s Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill Yard House Figueroa/23rd Figueroa/Washington Figueroa/Pico Figueroa/Olympic Figueroa/7th Olive/5th Olive/Kosciuszko Harbor Gateway Figueroa Wy/Adams (Northbound) 23rd St Station Grand Station Pico Station 7th St/Metro Ctr Pershing Sq LAC+USC Transit Center Rosecrans Harbor Fwy Manchester Slauson 37th/USC Flower/Adams (Southbound) Station Station 1st/Hill Spring/1st Union Station Medical Ctr Cal State LA El Monte Civic Center/ Metrolink Flower/23rd Flower/Washington Flower/Pico Flower/Olympic Flower/7th Flower/5th Grand/3rd Grand Park Station 23rd St Station Grand Station Pico Station 7th St/Metro Ctr Station Metrolink Amtrak GARDENA FPO LOS ANGELES FPO DOWNTOWN LA LAX FlyAway FPO LOS ANGELES EL MONTE 3 manchester station 7 figueroa wy/adams 11 flower/olympic 15 flower/7th 18 flower/5th 21 grand/3rd 25 1st/hill 29 lac+usc medical center station Harbor Transitway at Manchester (Northbound/Eastbound Stop) ( Southbound/Westbound Stop) ( Southbound/Westbound Stop) (Southbound /Westbound Stop) (Southbound /Westbound Stop) ( Free Bicycle Parking) (247 spaces) El Monte Transitway at LAC+USC flower/adams Attractions Shopping Attractions Attractions Attractions Medical Center Nearby Dining Includes (Southbound/Westbound Stop) L.A. LIVE: 11 Macy’s Plaza Los Angeles Central Library 18 Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) 21 Bradbury Building Popeyes Medical Facility Club Nokia Nearby Dining Includes Nearby Dining Includes Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Grand Park Roscoe’s House of Chicken Theater (REDCAT) 22 LA County+USC Medical Center 29 Nearby Dining Includes Conga Room Bottega Louie 15 505 Flower Restaurants: Music Center of Los Angeles County: and Wa<es 3 Five Guys The Grammy Museum 12 The Counter Lemonade Nearby Dining Includes Ahmanson Theatre Schools Tumby’s Pizza Jacks N Joe University of Southern California Lucky Strike Lanes Daily Grill 16 Sa=ron Indian Cuisine California Pizza Kitchen Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Health Sciences Campus 4 8 Pasta Roma 12 Nokia Theatre 16 Maria’s Italian Kitchen 18 Weiland Brewery 22 Nick & Steph’s Steakhouse 26 Mark Taper Forum 25 30 Schools Regal Cinemas Mas Malo Bonaventure Brewing Co Ocho Mexican Grill Walt Disney Concert Hall 26 slauson station 4 Mount St. Mary’s College 7 STAPLES Center Mo-Chica Border Grill Water Court Shops & Restauraunts: Nearby Dining Includes Harbor Transitway at Slauson Av Nearby Dining Includes Octopus Japanese Restaurant Café Pinot Blue Cow Kitchen Redwood Bar & Grill cal state la station (150 spaces) Bottle Rock Qdoba Mexican Grill Johnny Rockets California Sushi Kitchen El Monte Transitway at
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