Aon Center (Los Angeles) Palace

The Aon Center in Los Angeles is an office skyscraper on Bunker Hill in downtown Los Angeles, commonly identified by its street address at 707 Wilshire Boulevard. It is a commercial high-rise within the cluster of towers that form part of the central business district.

The building serves primarily as office space with ground-level retail and a plaza typical of downtown high-rise developments. Its location places it among civic and corporate buildings on Bunker Hill near transportation links and cultural institutions.

As an urban office tower, the Aon Center is a modern commercial structure rather than a public visitor attraction, and access is generally limited to tenants and visitors with business purposes. The building contributes to the skyline and office provision in central Los Angeles.

The tower is located in central Los Angeles on Bunker Hill in the City of Los Angeles, within the wider downtown area and adjacent to other commercial and cultural sites.

The Aon Center in Los Angeles is in downtown LA on Wilshire Boulevard (central downtown skyscraper). It is within easy walking distance (a few blocks) of major Metro rail stations such as Pershing Square and 7th Street/Metro Center, and is served by downtown surface streets (Wilshire Blvd, Figueroa St). Driving from Los Angeles International Airport is typically about 18-20 miles via I‑105 and I‑10 depending on traffic; downtown parking options (public garages/paid parking) are available nearby.

• Don't expect a public observation deck: the Aon Center in Los Angeles is primarily an office tower with limited public access, so plan to admire and photograph the building from surrounding public spaces such as Pershing Square, Bunker Hill or Grand Park.
• If you hope to see the interior or terrace spaces, check ahead for public events or open‑house days-access is otherwise controlled through the main Wilshire Boulevard lobby and security may restrict entry to visitors without business at the building.
• For photos, visit around golden hour when the building's façade and nearby landscaping are most photogenic and traffic on Wilshire is lighter for safer curbside shots.