Watts Towers

  Rising high in the South Los Angeles area, Watts Towers are an exceptional collection of 17 interconnected sculptures made from steel and covered in colorful mosaics, reaching a height of up to 33 meters. Designed and built by artist Simon Rodia between 1921 and 1954, these towers showcase a unique blend of folk art and craftsmanship that have become iconic to the city's cultural landscape. Often referred to as the world's largest mosaic tile artwork, visitors can explore the surrounding gardens and view the impressive structures during guided tours offered from Wednesday to Sunday. The towers are located near the intersection of 107th Street and Wilmington Avenue, making them a distinctive landmark in the Watts community. With their intricate designs and historical significance, Watts Towers provide a glimpse into the creative spirit of Los Angeles.