Les meilleurs événements de la ville Anaheim et Buena Park. La tournée LA : Hollywood, Celebrity Homes, Beverly Hills - d'OC et d'Anaheim commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Experience a full-day narrated tour of Los Angeles, exploring the city’s most iconic landmarks, vibrant neighborhoods, and top photo spots

1

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

2

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

3

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

4

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

5

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

6

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

7

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

8

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

9

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

10

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

11

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

12

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

13

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

14

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

15

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

16

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

17

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

18

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

19

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

20

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

21

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

22

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

23

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

24

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

25

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

26

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

27

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

28

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

29

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

30

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

31

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

32

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

33

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

34

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

35

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

36

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

37

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

38

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

39

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

40

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

41

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

42

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

43

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

44

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

45

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

46

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

47

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

48

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

49

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

50

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

51

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

52

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

53

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

54

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

55

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

56

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

57

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

58

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

59

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

60

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

61

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

62

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

63

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

64

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

65

Centre ville

Voir les sites Downtown LA. Nous nous arrêterons au Walt Disney Concert Hall (pour une pause dans la salle de bain), voir l'hôtel de ville et la rue Olvera (où les Espagnols se sont installés pour la première fois dans la région).

66

Observatoire Griffith

Obtenez une vue fantastique sur la ville et le panneau Hollywood. Belle opportunité photo!

67

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisagé en 1958 comme un hommage durable aux personnalités qui ont contribué à faire d'Hollywood la communauté la plus célèbre au monde, le Hollywood Walk of Fame continue aujourd'hui d'être un atout supérieur à la ville, perpétuant l'aura qui a fait du nom "Hollywood" synonyme de glamour et reste l'une des attractions touristiques les plus visitées de la ville. Nos invités auront également la chance d'explorer le Grauman's Chinese Theatre et le Dolby Theatre (où se déroulent les Oscars). Nos invités auront également la chance d'explorer le Grauman's Chinese Theatre et le Dolby Theatre (où se déroulent les Oscars).

68

Le marché fermier original

Destination préférée des habitants et des touristes depuis 1934, le célèbre marché original des fermiers de LA propose plus de 100 épiceries fines et restaurants du monde entier.

69

Bande du coucher du soleil

Le Sunset Strip est connu pour ses boutiques, ses restaurants, ses clubs de rock et ses discothèques, ainsi que pour son éventail d'immenses panneaux d'affichage colorés. Des histoires amusantes sur les célébrités, la vie nocturne et le rock'n'roll !

70

Rodéo Drive

La célèbre rue commerçante est connue dans le monde entier comme l'épicentre de la mode de luxe. Les magasins Rodeo Drive s'étendent sur trois pâtés de maisons où les visiteurs peuvent profiter de plus de 100 boutiques et hôtels de renommée mondiale.

71

Jetée de Santa Monica

Un endroit populaire pour les habitants et les touristes. Il y a de nombreuses attractions (par exemple l'aquarium, une salle de jeux vidéo ou un carrousel emblématique) et aussi de nombreux endroits pour se restaurer. Vous pouvez choisir parmi une variété de cuisines - burgers, pizzas ou fruits de mer s'y trouvent tous. Le Pacific Park, un parc d'attractions comprenant une grande roue à énergie solaire, est également un endroit formidable à visiter. Parmi ses autres attractions figurent par ex. West Coaster, autos tamponneuses ou mini bateau pirate.

72

Promenade de la plage de Venise

Vous n'avez pas tout vu avant d'avoir vu Venise ! Il y a une plage de sable de trois milles ici, mais ce n'est pas ce qui attire les visiteurs. Vous allez à Venise pour faire du shopping et rester bouche bée. Pendant la saison estivale et le week-end, il y a des animations de rue à chaque intersection le long d'Ocean Front Walk. Les artistes de rue comprennent des musiciens instrumentaux, des chanteurs, des jongleurs, des acrobates, des mimes, des comiques, des magiciens, des prophètes, des diseurs de bonne aventure et d'autres artistes assortis. Vous verrez des gens avec des coiffures tricolores, des visages peints, des tatouages étranges et des vêtements extravagants - ou pas. The Boardwalk est un cirque virtuel sur le trottoir, un spectacle de marche et de roulement de peau. Il y a aussi beaucoup de boutiques branchées, si vous voulez manger hors de l'ordinaire ou acheter un souvenir ou un t-shirt inhabituel. Il y a des terrains de basket-ball, de handball, de jeu de palets et de paddle-tennis. Muscle Beach est une zone spéciale où des bodybuilders fanatiques pompent du fer dans une démonstration de force publique.

73

Anaheim

Begin tour with transfers or Join us at Meeting points

74

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

75

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

76

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

77

Melrose Avenue

Melrose Avenue in LA is a chic and dynamic strip known for its trendy boutiques, vintage shops, and iconic street art, including the famous Paul Smith Pink Wall. It's a snapshot of the city's vibrant and ever-evolving fashion and culture.

78

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

79

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

80

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

81

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

82

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

83

Anaheim

Return to the meeting point or be dropped off at the designated pickup location based on the chosen option.

84

Anaheim

Begin tour with transfers or Join us at Meeting points

85

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

86

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

87

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

88

Melrose Avenue

Melrose Avenue in LA is a chic and dynamic strip known for its trendy boutiques, vintage shops, and iconic street art, including the famous Paul Smith Pink Wall. It's a snapshot of the city's vibrant and ever-evolving fashion and culture.

89

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

90

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

91

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

92

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

93

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

94

Anaheim

Return to the meeting point or be dropped off at the designated pickup location based on the chosen option.

95

Anaheim

Begin tour with transfers or Join us at Meeting points

96

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

97

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

98

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

99

Melrose Avenue

Melrose Avenue in LA is a chic and dynamic strip known for its trendy boutiques, vintage shops, and iconic street art, including the famous Paul Smith Pink Wall. It's a snapshot of the city's vibrant and ever-evolving fashion and culture.

100

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

101

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

102

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

103

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

104

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

105

Anaheim

Return to the meeting point or be dropped off at the designated pickup location based on the chosen option.

106

Anaheim

Begin tour with transfers or Join us at Meeting points

107

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

108

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

109

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

110

Melrose Avenue

Melrose Avenue in LA is a chic and dynamic strip known for its trendy boutiques, vintage shops, and iconic street art, including the famous Paul Smith Pink Wall. It's a snapshot of the city's vibrant and ever-evolving fashion and culture.

111

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

112

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

113

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

114

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

115

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

116

Anaheim

Return to the meeting point or be dropped off at the designated pickup location based on the chosen option.

117

Anaheim

Begin tour with transfers or Join us at Meeting points

118

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

119

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

120

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

121

Melrose Avenue

Melrose Avenue in LA is a chic and dynamic strip known for its trendy boutiques, vintage shops, and iconic street art, including the famous Paul Smith Pink Wall. It's a snapshot of the city's vibrant and ever-evolving fashion and culture.

122

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

123

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

124

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

125

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

126

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

127

Anaheim

Return to the meeting point or be dropped off at the designated pickup location based on the chosen option.

128

Anaheim

Begin tour with transfers or Join us at Meeting points

129

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

130

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

131

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

132

Melrose Avenue

Melrose Avenue in LA is a chic and dynamic strip known for its trendy boutiques, vintage shops, and iconic street art, including the famous Paul Smith Pink Wall. It's a snapshot of the city's vibrant and ever-evolving fashion and culture.

133

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

134

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

135

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

136

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

137

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

138

Anaheim

Return to the meeting point or be dropped off at the designated pickup location based on the chosen option.

139

Anaheim

Begin tour with transfers or Join us at Meeting points

140

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

141

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

142

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

143

Melrose Avenue

Melrose Avenue in LA is a chic and dynamic strip known for its trendy boutiques, vintage shops, and iconic street art, including the famous Paul Smith Pink Wall. It's a snapshot of the city's vibrant and ever-evolving fashion and culture.

144

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

145

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

146

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

147

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

148

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

149

Anaheim

Return to the meeting point or be dropped off at the designated pickup location based on the chosen option.

150

Anaheim

Begin tour with transfers or Join us at Meeting points

151

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

152

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

153

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

154

Melrose Avenue

Melrose Avenue in LA is a chic and dynamic strip known for its trendy boutiques, vintage shops, and iconic street art, including the famous Paul Smith Pink Wall. It's a snapshot of the city's vibrant and ever-evolving fashion and culture.

155

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

156

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

157

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

158

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

159

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

160

Anaheim

Return to the meeting point or be dropped off at the designated pickup location based on the chosen option.

161

Anaheim

Begin tour with transfers or Join us at Meeting points

162

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

163

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

164

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

165

Melrose Avenue

Melrose Avenue in LA is a chic and dynamic strip known for its trendy boutiques, vintage shops, and iconic street art, including the famous Paul Smith Pink Wall. It's a snapshot of the city's vibrant and ever-evolving fashion and culture.

166

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

167

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

168

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

169

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

170

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

171

Anaheim

Return to the meeting point or be dropped off at the designated pickup location based on the chosen option.

172

Anaheim

Begin tour with transfers or Join us at Meeting points

173

Downtown

See the sites Downtown LA. We'll stop at the Walt Disney Concert Hall (for a bathroom break), see City Hall, and Olvera Street (where the Spanish first settled the area).

174

Griffith Observatory

Get a fantastic view of the city and Hollywood sign. Great photo opportunity!

175

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Envisioned in 1958 as a lasting tribute to the personalities who helped make Hollywood the most famous community in the world, the Hollywood Walk of Fame continues today as a superior asset to the city, perpetuating the aura that has made the name “Hollywood” synonymous with glamour, and remains one of the city’s most widely-seen tourist attractions. Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held). Our guests will also have the chance to explore the Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre (where the Academy Awards are held).

176

Melrose Avenue

Melrose Avenue in LA is a chic and dynamic strip known for its trendy boutiques, vintage shops, and iconic street art, including the famous Paul Smith Pink Wall. It's a snapshot of the city's vibrant and ever-evolving fashion and culture.

177

The Original Farmers Market

A favorite destination among locals and tourists since 1934, LA’s world famous Original Farmers Market offers over 100 gourmet grocers, restaurants from across the globe.

178

Sunset Strip

The Sunset Strip is known for its boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, and nightclubs, as well as its array of huge, colorful billboards. Fun celebrity, nightlife, and rock'n'roll stories!

179

Rodeo Drive

The famed shopping street is known throughout the world as the epicenter of luxury fashion. Rodeo Drive stores span three city blocks where visitors can enjoy more than 100 world-renowned boutiques and hotels.

180

Santa Monica Pier

A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic carousel) and also many places to get food. You can choose from a variety of cuisines – burgers, pizzas or seafood are all to be found there. The Pacific Park, an amusement park including a solar-powered Ferris wheel, is also a great place to visit. Among its other attractions are e.g. West Coaster, Bumper Cars or Mini Pirate Ship.

181

Venice Beach Boardwalk

You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen Venice! There is a sandy three-mile beach here, but that is not what attracts visitors. You go to Venice to shop and gawk. During the summer season and on weekends, there is street entertainment at every intersection along Ocean Front Walk. Street performers include instrumental musicians, singers, jugglers, acrobats, mimes, comics, magicians, prophets, fortune tellers, and other assorted entertainers. You will see people with tricolor hairdos, painted faces, weird tattoos, and outlandish clothing–or lack of it. The Boardwalk is a virtual sidewalk circus, a walk ‘n’ rolling skin show. There are lots of funky shops, too, if you want to eat out of the ordinary or buy an unusual souvenir or T-shirt. There are courts for basketball, handball, shuffleboard and paddle tennis. Muscle Beach is a special area where fanatic bodybuilders pump iron in a public show of strength.

182

Anaheim

Return to the meeting point or be dropped off at the designated pickup location based on the chosen option.