Downtown Burbank
Dining, shopping, nightlife, and events in Downtown Burbank — the walkable heart of the Media Capital of the World.
Our Burbank City Today · Shop · Dine · Explore. Downtown Burbank. Food. Shop. Action! More than 600 shops, restaurants & businesses across 35 walkable blocks in the heart of the media capital of the world. Official site → Ambassadors (323) 659-7408 Get directions. 600+. Shops & restaurants. 35+. Walkable blocks. 5,000+. Parking spaces. 3 mi. From BUR airport. #1. Top-grossing US cinema · 2025. 2003.
District established. About Downtown Burbank. The premiere walkable downtown district of Burbank. Downtown Burbank is a mixed-use urban neighborhood featuring more than 600 shops, restaurants and businesses. Situated in the heart of the entertainment industry, the area is renowned for its dynamic street scene, outdoor dining, and pedestrian orientation.
Shopping and dining destinations include IKEA, Urban Outfitters, H&M, Shake Shack, and the Burbank Town Center. The district's AMC movie screens consistently rank in the top five of cinema circuits nationwide — and the AMC Burbank complex finished 2025 as the highest-grossing movie theater in the U.S. and Canada.
The district spans more than 35 blocks centered on San Fernando Blvd, from Burbank Boulevard to Alameda Avenue, bounded by Glenoaks Boulevard and Front Street — entirely walkable, with plenty of bike parking and public transit connections. It is managed by the Downtown Burbank Partnership, a California nonprofit mutual benefit corporation. 🚗 Getting Here. Freeway exits, transit stops & the airport next door.
From points east. Take the 134 freeway west to I-5 north, exit on Olive Ave to San Fernando Blvd, turn left. From points west. Take the 134 freeway east to the I-5 exit, follow surface streets to the I-5 entrance, then exit on Olive Ave to San Fernando Blvd, turn left. From points north. Take I-5 south, exit on Burbank Blvd to San Fernando Blvd, turn right. ✈️ From Hollywood Burbank Airport.
Just three miles away — less than a 10-minute drive, with almost 20 nonstop destinations across the US. See hollywoodburbankairport.com. 🚆 By transit. Ride Metrolink to the Downtown Burbank station (Antelope Valley & Ventura County lines, an easy walk to everything) or take the MTA 94, 165 or 394 bus. 🅿️ Parking & Transit. More than 5,000 spaces, plus trains, buses & bike routes. Parking — 5,000+ spaces.
Easy all over the district · map & locations on dtnbur.com. Metrolink — Downtown Burbank station. Antelope Valley & Ventura County lines · walk to everything. BurbankBus & LA Metro. Local 96 to Olive/Glenoaks · 94/794 to 3rd/Angeleno · (323) GO-METRO. Bike Burbank. Bike parking district-wide · paths, lanes & routes map (PDF). 🎬 Things To Do. Arts & entertainment, shopping, nightlife & murals. AMC Theatres.
Top-five screens nationwide · blockbusters & IMAX. Shopping. IKEA, Urban Outfitters, H&M, one-of-a-kind retailers big & small. Burbank Town Center. 100+ stores, Round1 bowling & dining — our full guide →. Mural Walks. SpongeBob, mosaic tiles & words of inspiration around the district. Nightlife. Late-night eats, drinks, music & comedy when the sun goes down. Itineraries.
Ready-made day plans — set the scene, set your sights. 🎪 Annual Events. Street fairs, wine walks & the World Cup — all within walking distance. Summer Arts Festival. 180+ artisans at a free street fair · twice-yearly with Jackalope. LA World Cup 26 Fan Zone. July 18–19 · live match viewings, games, food & concerts. Winter Wine Walk. Sip & stroll the district — a holiday-season signature. Cultural Market.
Artisan tents & makers along the AMC Walkway. 🏨 Stay Downtown. Two hotels in the middle of it all. Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Burbank. 401 S San Fernando Blvd, Burbank CA 91502 · The city's newest hotel, featuring a timeless feel with Spanish equestrian theme. Hotel Burbank. 150 E Angeleno Ave, Burbank CA 91502 · 19 stories and all-new décor give you beautiful views inside and out. The Downtown Burbank Partnership.
Who keeps the district clean, safe & busy. The Downtown Burbank Property Based Business Improvement District (PBID), governed by the nonprofit Downtown Burbank Partnership, was formed in 2003 as part of the City of Burbank's efforts to revitalize Downtown — and renewed in 2018 for a new 10-year life beginning January 1, 2019.
It funds and manages district improvements with Downtown property owners: aesthetics and capital infrastructure, power washing and maintenance, marketing and events, leasing support, and a livable, walkable neighborhood. 🤝 Downtown Burbank Ambassadors. Hospitality and social outreach for the district — they help mitigate issues with street performers, homelessness, and safety.
Reach them seven days a week for non-emergency issues: (323) 659-7408. 📋 Board meetings. The Board of Directors meets the first Thursday of the month at 9:00 AM at the Community Services Building, 150 N Third Street. Agendas, minutes & annual reports at dtnbur.com/about. Follow & Connect. 📷 Instagram f Facebook 𝕏 @DowntownBUR 🌐 dtnbur.com 💼 Leasing & Broker Info.
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