LOS ANGELES
557 Tours Reviewed
You can buy a name on Hollywood. This quick Walk of Fame photo shoot lets you pose like a star beside your own star while an on-site photographer helps you nail the camera moment. In my book, the best part…
Coastline views on two wheels. Start at the Santa Monica Pier and roll onto the bike path right away, then keep going toward Venice Canals and on to Marina del Rey. I like the comfort of the Cannondale hybrid bikes…
One day in Los Angeles can feel like a blur. This private, full-day tour is built to cut through that blur with easy hotel pickup and a single guided route through the city’s most famous scenes. I like that you’re…
Champagne on the water beats brunch indoors. This Marina del Rey cruise pairs a 2-hour harbor ride with a sit-down feel (reserved table) and an easy champagne brunch setup as the bay glides by. I also like that you get…
Torture museum. Still weirdly fun. The Hollywood Medieval Torture Museum mixes audio-guided storytelling with an interactive layout, and then adds an extra layer with a Ghost Hunting app experience. I especially like that the museum isn’t just a silent walkthrough—your…
Los Angeles can feel huge. This private, guided full-day tour is a fast, friendly way to get your bearings across the neighborhoods that define the city, with iconic stops like Venice Beach and the Hollywood Sign. What makes it work…
Hollywood, packaged for a single day. This Los Angeles city group tour strings together the big-name sights with built-in stops for photos, shopping, and that classic SoCal drive-by sparkle—without making you plan the logistics yourself. I like two things a…
LA looks better from a convertible. This private ride mixes movie-poster LA stops with a guide who can explain what you’re seeing in plain, human terms. I especially like the hotel pickup round-trip and the way many guides (including Alex,…
Hollywood moves fast. This combo tour strings together LA’s headline landmarks with Griffith Observatory and celebrity-homes views, all from a single starting point on Hollywood Boulevard. I especially like how the day balances big-photo stops with real time for scenery,…
LA looks better from a private car. This 2 to 3 hour Hollywood and Beverly Hills experience is all about your pace and a custom route in a luxury vehicle. You’ll hit the classic stops, plus the viewpoints that make…
Bubbling tar in Los Angeles still happens. With a ticket to the La Brea Tar Pits Museum at the Page Museum, you get access to the active Ice Age excavation area, plus indoor views that explain what’s being found and…
Santa Monica and Venice roll by fast on an e-bike. This is one of the easiest ways to see the L.A. shoreline in a short time, with a guide who keeps the ride moving and the facts coming. I especially…
The Hollywood Sign, without the crowd. This private 3-hour LA drive-and-photo tour is built around VIP access and a pace that you can steer, so you spend time where you actually want it: like the secret Hollywood Sign hiking trail…
Curiosity starts fast. The Petersen Vault Access ticket pairs classic-car wander time with a 90-minute, basement Vault viewing of rare vehicles you normally cannot see. I love the mix of old-school machines and pop-culture icons, including a 1910 Ford Model…
Hollywood moves fast here, and you feel it. I love the way this Hollywood and Beverly Hills bus tour compresses the big-name sights—Beverly Hills, Hollywood, and major movie landmarks—into one short ride, with on-board entertainment that keeps energy up. The…
