
Angels Flight Railway
4.5 (3,792)attraction
Around $1.50
Operating since 1901, this landmark funicular carries passengers up Bunker Hill in vintage orange-and-black cable cars.
Description




Operating since 1901, this landmark funicular links Hill Street and California Plaza via the historic Sinai and Olivet cable cars. While the 298-foot journey is brief, the experience serves as a vestige of early transit, often recognized as a distinctive filming location that captures the city’s vintage charm. The incline creates a short, functional connection between Bunker Hill's elevated plaza and the bustling streets below, making it an easy stop to integrate while visiting neighboring sites like Grand Central Market or The Broad.
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