LOS ANGELES
557 Tours Reviewed
A swan-shaped ride beats sitting on a bench. This private swan pedal boat rental on Echo Park Lake is a simple, low-pressure way to enjoy the lake, the fountain, and skyline views while you paddle (or coast) for about an…
LA can feel huge. This bus makes it manageable. I like the way it bundles the big-picture sights—Hollywood Sign, Walk of Fame, Beverly Hills, Sunset Strip—with hop-on hop-off freedom so you can stop when something catches your eye. I also…
LA in one half day cuts the guesswork. This guided loop is built for big-name landmarks plus real local stories, with photo time where you actually need it. Two things I like a lot: the guide energy (people like Chad,…
Hollywood Sign photos start with a hike. This 2.5-hour outing pairs a working actor/comedian with a climb up Griffith Park to reach top viewing angles for the Hollywood Sign’s 100th year. I like how the tour is built around two…
Two hours, movie-fantasy on wheels. This Hollywood & Celebrity Homes open-air bus tour gives you Hollywood Sign photo views plus the chance to see celebrity areas in Beverly Hills from the comfort of a guided ride, with guides like Joe…
Hollywood Hills can feel huge. This open-air bus tour turns the must-dos into an easy ride with a fun driver-guide. You’re cruising past celebrity homes, classic filming spots, and big-name LA landmarks without needing a rental car. Two things I…
Four routes, one ticket, and LA on your terms. This open-top double-decker ride gives you quick access to Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica Venice, and Downtown LA, with 40+ stops and multilingual audio. I especially like the hop-on hop-off freedom—you…
Hollywood Sign, but not the usual way. I like this hike because it gets you closer than the typical look-from-over-there options, with front-and-back access and photo stops timed for the best angles. The second big win is the guide style:…
One afternoon can feel like a week in L.A. This half-day loop is made for time-crunched trips, with a climate-controlled luxury bus that handles the long drives. I like how you get multiple iconic zones without renting a car or…
Hollywood by bus beats wandering blind. This tour is built for easy views and quick photo moments as you roll past Hollywood Sign angles, the Walk of Fame, and Beverly Hills highlights with an onboard guide. I also like that…
The Hollywood Sign can be tricky to photograph. This tight 3-hour shared tour strings together LA’s most famous stops with photo pauses and commentary, so you don’t burn your day chasing transit and parking. What I really like here is…
Hollywood hits fast. This open-air bus tour is a smart way to cover a lot of famous Los Angeles in about two hours, while still getting solid photo angles from the road. I like that the guides often keep things…
A Hollywood Sign hike with comedians sounds like a joke, but it’s also practical. You’ll walk in Griffith Park, climb toward the sign, and get help with photos while learning what you’re actually seeing. Two things I especially like: you…
Hollywood, minus the traffic stress. This 2-hour open-bus ride gives you a narrated highlight reel of L.A., from the Hollywood Sign area to Beverly Hills shopping streets and classic Sunset Strip stops. You’re not stuck driving or hunting parking, and…
LA icons, stacked in one day. I love the 1-hour stop rhythm that keeps the day structured but still lets you wander. I also love the local guide stories that make street names and movie locations click. One drawback: traffic…
