Hidden Gem

Chicken Boy statue, located along historic Route 66 in Los Angeles, California, stands as a quirky roadside attraction featuring a towering fiberglass figure with a chicken head and human body. This unique landmark delights visitors with its whimsical appearance and serves as a fun photo stop, celebrating the city’s love for offbeat art and Americana.

Landmarks & Legends

Los Angeles Finish

15–30 min

Hidden Gem

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About the Attraction

A stop at the Chicken Boy statue on Route 66 in Los Angeles promises a quirky and memorable roadside experience. Here’s what to expect:

Iconic Roadside Giant: Standing 22 feet tall atop a building on North Figueroa Street in the Highland Park neighborhood, Chicken Boy is a fiberglass statue featuring the body of a classic “Muffler Man” with the head of a chicken, holding a bucket of chicken.
Unique History: Originally created in the 1960s for a fried chicken restaurant, the statue has become a beloved local landmark and was relocated to its current perch, where it watches over Route 66 travelers.
Pop Culture Appeal: Often called the “Statue of Liberty of Los Angeles,” Chicken Boy is celebrated for its whimsical design and has received recognition for its preservation and cultural significance.

It’s a must-see for fans of Americana, roadside attractions, and offbeat photo ops.