LA Tour: Downtown, Hollywood, Rodeo Drive, Farmer's Market

Start your journey from the cultural center of the City of Angels. Admire the high-rises intertwining with historical buildings, landmarks, art galleries, and exquisite restaurants. The district includes government buildings, theaters, and parks. Learn the details about the city foundation in 1781 by a group of immigrants from Mexico and its sharp population increase in the 1880s.

Take a picture near the Walt Disney Concert Hall, the newest concert hall of Los Angeles, home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, which opened on October 21, 2003. The remarkable building of the Concert Hall, designed by Frank Gehry, attracts a great number of tourists. The hall holds up to 2,265 spectators and possesses outstanding acoustic qualities. The hall has become one of the iconic attractions, which amazes and inspires, with some it causes protest, but as a rule, doesn’t leave anyone indifferent.

Visit one of the largest performing art centers in the country, an important cultural venue where Los Angeles opera plays take place. The construction of Dorothy Chandler Pavilion began in 1962 and terminated in two years. The hall can hold 3,197 spectators on four levels. Interiors include a wide curved stairway, gorgeous chandeliers, and luxurious decoration. The building’s exterior is just as good as its interior. It has a unique and nontrivial shape, resembling a glass construction with its high windows. The pavilion was named after Dorothy Chandler, a woman who donated $19 mln for the building to be opened. The first concert took place on December 6, 1964, with a Philharmonic Orchestra performance.

Admire one of the most visited and most favorite tourist attractions of LA. Go up the mountain to witness splendid views from above overlooking the whole City of Angels, Downtown, ocean, and Hollywood Sign. Marvel at Griffith Observatory, one of the symbols of Los Angeles. The access to the observatory is free of charge, in case there are no COVID-19 restrictions. Hear your guide pointing to the city districts and neighborhoods. Don’t forget to take stunning pictures with the Hollywood Sign and great views behind your back.

Stroll down Hollywood Boulevard to find your favorite artist’s star on the Walk of Fame. No trip to LA is possible to imagine without visiting this place. Explore the original design of the TCL Chinese Theatre and marvel at the fine details of this iconic movie theater. It used to be the home to Academy Awards and you’ll find hand and footprints of famous celebrities in front of the entrance. Take a chance to see Dolby Theatre, a present home to Oscar’s ceremony. Be fascinated by the moment of standing in front of the place, which attracts millions of people dreaming to see the red carpet and celebrities.

Discover the best of LA’s nightlife, food, and hangout options wandering through the Sunset Strip, located in West Hollywood. It offers a great diversity of music venues, clubs, bars exclusive hotels, and lively events. The street attracts tourists as well as locals who like going out. Be entertained by the rock and roll feel of the Los Angeles nightlife hotspot.

Stroll down one of the five most expensive streets in the world with all the most famous brands boutiques like BVLGARI, Burberry, Gucci, Cartier, and others. This is a glamorous artery of Beverly Hills. When it meets Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica Boulevard, and Canon Drive it forms an oasis of luxury, which is known as a Golden Triangle. Look at the high-end trends going on window shopping or enter one of many stores if you can afford it and you wear sophisticated casual.

Check out the most fashionable and prestigious neighborhoods of Los Angeles, which fascinates with its luxury. It was founded as a general village back in the day. Your guide will show you the district and all sights available for tourists. Beverly Hills is a favorite place for shopping and nightlife lovers. You will also have a chance to run into celebrities here. Get your picture taken with the famous Beverly Hills Sign and check out the beautiful Lilly Pond in Beverly Hills Gardens Park, a perfect place for a walk on a hot sunny day.

Eat your way through the iconic Original Farmer’s Market reveling in the delicacies of local cuisine and authentic dishes from different parts of the world. Be mesmerized by the greatest food choice and fresh fruits. You won’t ever get lost because your guide is always here for you to help and to give you some tips on where to grab the most toothsome bite. Check out the Grove nearby, which is a fantastic outdoor mall with a movie theater, animated fountain, trolley, and a lot of cool things to do and see.

Visit a Korean neighborhood of Los Angeles, which is inhabited by more than 120,000 residents. It is located in the central part of LA and is considered one of the most densely populated districts of the city. This is a multicultural district where you can hear Spanish in a Korean restaurant or vice versa. K-town possesses a huge number of stores, restaurants, bars, karaoke, and clubs. The neighborhood is also a lively nightlife center with more than 500 nightclubs. Admire the little Seoul part of Koreatown with a lot of Korean signboards. Discover diverse food opportunities choosing any national cuisine including Korean BBQ, Mexican tacos, pizzas, Vietnamese noodles, American fast food, and a lot more.