Tours and Tickets to Experience The Last Bookstore

There are plenty of ways to experience the Last Bookstore. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Culture and Arts Tour of Downtown LA With Angels Flight Ticket

• Self-Guided Walking Tour in Los Angeles' Best-Kept Secrets

It’s free to visit the Last Bookstore in Los Angeles, though you might want to buy a book, vinyl, or store merchandise. You can also join walking tours of Downtown Los Angeles that highlight the bookstore and include a photo stop, with tours starting around US$39.

Plan to spend 1–2 hours exploring the Last Bookstore. The main store offers thousands of new and used books and records, while the upstairs Labyrinth features themed rooms, book tunnels, and installations. Bookworms can easily spend all day here, so how long you decide to stay is entirely up to you.

One of the most photographed spots in the Last Bookstore is the upstairs Labyrinth, home to the famous book tunnel. The circular book window overlooking the sales floor is another popular stop. These installations use recycled books and reflect the store’s commitment to reimagining how stories fill a space.

Yes, you can buy used books at the Last Bookstore. The store is well known for its large selection of used books, alongside new releases and rare finds. Many used titles are displayed throughout the main floor. You’ll also find used vinyl records, art pieces, and curated treasures sourced from collections around California.

Yes, the Last Bookstore regularly hosts author readings, signings, panels, and community events in its downstairs gathering spaces. The store also supports local artists through in-house galleries and rotating exhibits. Event schedules vary, so check the calendar on the Last Bookstore website for the most up-to-date information.