LOS ANGELES
499 Tours Reviewed
That Hollywood Sign view comes with a hike. This guided trek is a smart mix of Griffith Park walking and Griffith Observatory time, plus lots of photo-friendly stops. You also get local context as you move through Los Feliz, where…
Halloween turns the park into a horror machine. Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights is built around 8 haunted houses and the Terror Tram, plus scare zones and live entertainment that keep the energy high all night. I especially like…
A music museum with Hollywood views. Start on the Ray Charles Terrace for that classic Hollywood Sign angle, then spend time in the Sonic Playground, where music-making turns into something you can actually try. It’s not just look-and-read. I also…
Hollywood hits different from the right road. This afternoon tour strings together Frank Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Griffith Park Observatory views, and the main Hollywood icons—then adds a drive through Beverly Hills for that movie-star scenery. I like…
LA changes fast when you stop driving yourself. I like the convenience of a true private SUV setup, and I also love that the route hits big-name Hollywood landmarks without the usual scramble. The possible drawback: the quality can depend…
Hollywood Boulevard looks better in a Ferrari. In just about 20 minutes, you’ll go from the classic Hollywood stretch toward the Sunset Strip, passing film-star landmarks while a trained co-pilot keeps things smooth. It’s a fun way to get the…
Hollywood is a movie set until you climb above it. This guided Hollywood Sign Hiking Tour gives you big views, a walk through Griffith Park, and an up-close stop at the Griffith Observatory with free entry. Along the way, your…
A 1-day LA reset with a friendly local. You get a private vehicle that cuts down on waiting and crowd time, and Vincent’s guidance makes the stops feel personal, not just tick-box. The trade-off? It’s a full 8 hours, so…
Dinosaurs and diamonds in one ticket. This admission ticket really shines because it pairs the T. rex growth series and Dino Lab paleontology moments with the Gem and Mineral Hall and its gemstone vault. One catch: parking in this area…
The Hollywood Sign gets you moving fast. In just about an hour, this small-van tour takes you from the Hollywood Walk of Fame up through the Hollywood Hills for the must-have photo at the famous sign. You get a brief…
Your day turns into a movie set. This combo tour strings together Hollywood highlights with a true Warner Bros. Studio Tour and adds an open-air Celebrity Homes bus ride through Beverly Hills and Bel-Air. I like that you get both…
Marina del Rey looks fancy from the water, and this electric cruise makes it easy to enjoy. I love the quiet fully electric Duffy boat ride and the combo of two glasses of wine plus a well-stocked charcuterie board. You…
A mall escape game with real teamwork. This place turns the usual Del Amo Fashion Center stop into a 60-minute mission with a live game guide who keeps you moving when things stall. I like how the puzzles feel both…
The Queen Mary changes the mood fast. This floating landmark mixes wartime tales with famous ghost lore, guided by live docents who know how to make history feel close. I especially liked two things: the art deco interiors that make…
Want the Hollywood Sign without the long slog? This 75-minute express walk hits the closest legal front-viewpoint for crisp photos, led by comedian-guides who keep things light (and a dog crew like Mozart adds instant joy). I like that it’s…
