City Tour of Los Angeles, Hollywood and Beverly Hills

Crypto Arena, formerly known as Staples Center, is the heart of Los Angeles’ sports and entertainment scene. Home to the Lakers, Clippers, Kings, and Sparks, this world-famous arena has hosted historic NBA championships, Grammy Awards, and iconic concerts. Located in the vibrant L.A. Live district, it’s a must-see landmark for sports fans and visitors looking to experience the energy of downtown LA.

The Los Angeles Convention Center (LACC) is a premier event venue in the heart of downtown LA. Hosting major conventions, expos, and industry events like E3 and Anime Expo, it’s a hub for business, entertainment, and pop culture gatherings. With its striking architecture and central location near Crypto Arena and L.A. Live, the LACC is a key landmark in the city’s dynamic landscape.

A centerpiece of downtown, Los Angeles City Hall is an architectural and political landmark, serving as the city’s government headquarters since 1928. Famous for its Art Deco design and towering presence, it has appeared in countless films and TV shows. Visitors on our City Tour can admire its grandeur and even recognize it as the iconic Daily Planet building from Superman.

The Walt Disney Concert Hall is a stunning architectural masterpiece designed by Frank Gehry, located in the heart of downtown LA. Home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, this iconic venue features sleek, curvaceous stainless-steel exteriors and world-class acoustics. As a highlight of our City Tour, visitors can marvel at its innovative design and the cultural richness it brings to the city.

Angelino Heights is one of Los Angeles’ oldest and most historic neighborhoods, offering a glimpse into the city’s past. Known for its charming Victorian-era homes and tree-lined streets, it’s a must-see on our City Tour. As you explore, you’ll pass landmarks like the famous Bradbury Building, featured in films such as Blade Runner, and experience the architectural beauty of early LA.

The Hollywood Sign is one of the most recognizable symbols of Los Angeles and a must-see on our City Tour. Perched high in the Hollywood Hills, this iconic landmark has stood since 1923 and represents the heart of the entertainment industry. Visitors will enjoy breathtaking views of the city while learning about the history behind this legendary sign and its connection to Hollywood’s golden age.

A part of 30 minute stop and self tour at Hollywood Blvd. The Hollywood Walk of Fame is a star-studded tribute to the entertainment industry’s greatest icons. As a highlight of our City Tour, you’ll stroll along this historic sidewalk, where over 2,600 brass stars honor celebrities from film, television, music, and theater. It’s a must-see for anyone wanting to experience the glamour and history of Hollywood.

The Original Farmers Market, located at The Grove, is a vibrant and historic landmark in Los Angeles, featured on our City Tour. Established in 1934, it offers a unique blend of fresh produce, international cuisine, and local goods. Visitors can experience the charm of this LA institution, with its bustling atmosphere and rich history, making it a perfect stop for food lovers and anyone wanting to experience a true piece of the city’s culture. We highly recommend this location as your starting point. You could arrive early and stay later after the tour to enjoy the market, shopping and dinning. We stop at this location during the morning tour only. For afternoon tour, we recommend you arrive at this location early to walk around and have lunch. Then meet up with us in front of the meeting point at 1:30 pm.

Beverly Hills is the epitome of luxury and elegance, and a must-see on our City Tour. Known for its iconic palm-lined streets, upscale shopping, and grand estates, it’s a neighborhood where you can glimpse the lifestyles of the rich and famous. From the picturesque Rodeo Drive to the beautiful homes nestled in lush landscapes, Beverly Hills offers a glamorous experience at the heart of LA.

This a part of 30 minute stop and self tour on Hollywood Blvd. The TCL Chinese Theatre is one of Hollywood’s most iconic landmarks, known for its historic movie premieres and the famous handprints and footprints of film legends in its forecourt. A key stop on our City Tour, visitors can explore this stunning venue, learn about its rich history, and admire the stars that have graced its red carpet. It’s a must-see for anyone looking to dive into Hollywood’s golden age.

This is a part of a 30 minutes stop and self tour on Hollywood Blvd. The Dolby Theatre is a world-renowned venue, best known for hosting the Academy Awards (Oscars) each year. Located in the heart of Hollywood, it’s a major stop on our City Tour, where visitors can marvel at its grand architecture and learn about its role in Hollywood’s entertainment legacy. The theater is also home to various performances and events, making it a cultural landmark in the city.

The Capitol Records Building is a landmark of the Los Angeles music scene and a key stop on our City Tour. Known for its unique, stack-of-records design, this iconic structure has been home to some of the biggest names in music, from Frank Sinatra to modern-day stars. Visitors can admire its retro architecture and learn about its significant role in shaping Hollywood’s musical legacy.

The Beverly Hills Sign is one of the most charming and photo-worthy landmarks in Los Angeles, located in the heart of Beverly Gardens Park along Santa Monica Boulevard. Surrounded by lush palm trees, fountains, and beautifully landscaped gardens, this iconic sign is a must-stop moment for visitors who want that classic “Beverly Hills” snapshot. The area is peaceful, scenic, and perfectly placed for a quick walk, fresh air, and great pictures—especially with the elegant city backdrop and iconic greenery. Just minutes from Rodeo Drive and the famous Golden Triangle, the Beverly Hills Sign represents the luxury, glamour, and timeless style the city is known for. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or returning to LA, this stop is a fun, relaxing highlight and a perfect way to capture unforgettable memories of your Beverly Hills experience.

The Sunset Strip is one of Los Angeles’ most legendary stretches of road, famous for its nightlife, music history, and celebrity sightings. Located in West Hollywood between Hollywood and Beverly Hills, this iconic section of Sunset Boulevard has been the heartbeat of rock ’n’ roll culture for decades. It’s lined with world-famous venues like The Roxy, Whisky a Go Go, and The Viper Room, plus trendy rooftop bars, luxury hotels, and colorful billboards that light up the night. By day, it’s a scenic drive through one of LA’s most stylish neighborhoods—by night, it transforms into a vibrant hotspot buzzing with energy. Whether you love music, pop culture, or simply want to experience the glamorous side of Los Angeles, the Sunset Strip is a must-see highlight that captures the city’s iconic entertainment spirit.

Rodeo Drive is one of the most famous luxury shopping streets in the world and a must-see highlight in Beverly Hills. Known for its glamorous atmosphere, designer boutiques, and celebrity sightings, this iconic destination represents the elegance and style that made Beverly Hills legendary. Stroll past world-renowned brands, admire the beautiful storefronts, and take photos among the palm-lined streets and upscale architecture. The area around Rodeo Drive—especially the “Golden Triangle”—is also filled with chic cafés, luxury hotels, and polished plazas like Two Rodeo Drive, designed like a European-style shopping promenade. Even if you’re not shopping, visiting Rodeo Drive is an unforgettable experience and the perfect place to feel the Hollywood lifestyle up close. It’s a classic stop for first-time visitors and anyone looking to capture the luxury side of Los Angeles.