Begin your tour at Venice Beach, a vibrant, bohemian coastal neighborhood in Los Angeles. Founded in 1905 by Abbot Kinney as a "Venice of America," this area is known for its eclectic boardwalk, historic canals, and Muscle Beach. Enjoy a mix of street performers, shopping, and unique, artsy culture.
Next, head to Beverly Hills, a premier, 5.7-square-mile city in Los Angeles County known for its luxury, celebrity residents, and high-end shopping on Rodeo Drive. Founded in 1914, it is surrounded by Los Angeles and West Hollywood, offering world-class dining, five-star hotels like The Beverly Hills Hotel, and scenic, tree-lined streets.
Continue to Hollywood, the historic heart of the U.S. film industry, famous as the world capital of entertainment. Known for landmarks like the Walk of Fame, TCL Chinese Theatre, and the Hollywood Sign, it offers visitors a glimpse into "Tinseltown's" golden age, vibrant tourism, and iconic movie studios.
Finally, visit the Griffith Observatory, a world-renowned public astronomy institution opened in 1935, offering free admission to its building and telescopes. Situated on Mount Hollywood, it features planetarium shows, exhibits on space, and panoramic views of the city and the Hollywood Sign.