LOS ANGELES
46 Tours Reviewed
Hollywood’s movie magic is better on foot. In 150 minutes, you hit the Hollywood Sign views and then walk the Walk of Fame while a local guide explains how these places became legends. I especially like the way the tour…
Movie locations, but on real streets. This Downtown Los Angeles Filming Locations Walking Tour turns screen scenes into street-level moments, starting with short movie clips before you walk to the exact filming stops. I really liked two things. First, the…
Los Angeles, mapped for your own pace. This self-guided walking tour strings together Hollywood, major art spots, and beachy neighborhoods into one long day you control. I especially like the list/map view for quick orientation and the audio commentary that…
Hollywood plus Downtown LA, done in smart order. This 6-hour walking and Metro tour strings together movie-land icons and classic civic architecture, starting in Hollywood and finishing at 7th Street/Metro Center. You’ll walk up close to places like the TCL…
The ghosts of Hollywood walk. This LA ghost tour uses real landmarks—Hollywood Roosevelt, Yamashiro, and the TCL Chinese Theater—to frame the stories people claim still linger. I like two things right away: the guide-led storytelling feels personal and grounded in…
One of L.A.’s coolest stories is on foot. This Chinatown and Little Tokyo walking tour connects immigration history to what you see on the streets today, guided by a local who can tie the details together fast. I especially like…
Ghost stories feel close to the ocean. This 1-hour Santa Monica Pier walking tour turns familiar sights into haunted stops with real-world local lore. I especially like how the tour points you to named places like The Georgian Hotel and…
Hollywood gets spooky fast. On this short walk, I like how true crime and death stories land right in the middle of familiar movie-land landmarks, from the TCL Chinese Theatre handprints to Hollywood’s quieter corners of lore. It’s a compact,…
Hollywood can be loud. This tour makes it focused. You’ll walk a tight loop of major film and fame landmarks, then let your guide’s storytelling turn the glamour dial down to eerie. Expect red-carpet details at Dolby, haunted-print vibes at…
Boo, but make it self-paced. This no-guide ghost hunt has you solving Hollywood puzzles while you wander landmark after landmark. You can start any time, pause when you want, and even play offline. What I like most is the phone-only…
Los Angeles, but on foot. This small-group afternoon walk strings together the Fairfax District, a stop at historic New Beverly Cinema, and the Original Farmers Market, plus cultural sights around The Grove. I especially like the small group feel, where…
Hollywood runs on movie magic, but this tour runs on food. You’ll connect famous Art Deco and theater stops with real bites that keep the pace moving without feeling rushed. I like that it’s built for tasting—food tastings are the…
Hollywood has a way of feeling like a movie. This walk strings together the Hollywood Sign story and the movie-palace block like scenes you can actually stand in front of. You’ll start up near Ovation Hollywood, then work your way…
Hollywood at night gets a little too real. This Hollywood Boulevard Ghost Walk uses famous landmarks as your “scene partners,” with ghost tales tied to movie stars and old Hollywood legends—starting right at the Dolby Theatre. What I like most…
LA photos, but with a plan. This private photo walk pairs a photographer with a color stylist, so your session isn’t just about where you stand. It’s about how the whole frame works—location, lighting, outfit colors, and the mood you…
