1. Rodeo Drive/Beverly Hills
The cutting edge of high-end fashion is literally outside your front door! The world's finest collection of boutiques and designer stores fuel the fire that is Beverly Hills. The Luxe Rodeo Drive Hotel in Beverly Hills is nestled amongst the vivacity that encompasses the world’s most renowned shopping district.
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2.Museum Row
Just minutes from the hotel lies the historically significant “Museum Row”. Situated on Wilshire Boulevard's Miracle Mile, you'll find the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Peterson Automotive Museum, The George C. Page Museum of La Brea discoveries and, the La Brea Tar Pits. Adjacent to Museum Row is the famed Third Street Farmers' Market featuring “The Grove”, its newest outdoor mall with specialty shops and entertainment.
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3.The GettyCenter 1200 Getty Center Drive
Los Angeles, CA
(310) 440-7305
The stunning Richard Meier-designed facility houses major collections from around the world and boasts a stunning view of the city and coastline. Park below and take their shuttle up to this expansive assortment of aesthetic goods.
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4.Santa Monica
Stroll along the famous Santa Monica Pier with its iconic Ferris Wheel and illustrious local fisherman. Walk along the boardwalk at the beach and check out beach bum surfers and breakneck rollerbladers. Then meander through the shopping extravagance at Third Street Promanade and Montana Avenue.
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5. Downtown
Catch a game at The Staples Center or Dodger Stadium. Visit historic Olvera Street decked with mariachis and authentic Mexican food and items, or shop for bargains in the nearby Garment District. Later see a show at The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion or the new Walt Disney Concert Hall. Downtown Los Angeles is truly the hallmark of LA’s incredible diversity.
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6. Hollywood
Visit the Walk of Fame or The Hollywood Wax Museum, Mann's Chinese Theater, the Ripley's Museum or just enjoy a stroll around the new shopping complex at Hollywood and Highland. Hollywood is the entertainment business’ capital, so don’t be surprised if you should pass by your favorite star, or at least their own designated star engraved permanently in the street. Exciting nightlife pulsates all night long while the buzz of dreamy starlets waiting for their big break keeps the energy of this fascinating place stirring in endless rotation.
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7.Avenues of Art and Design Stroll the streets of Melrose Ave, Robertson Blvd. and La Cienega Blvd where the latest in interior design meets the hippest art & fashion galleries. The PacificDesignCenter is open to the public and visitors are welcome to browse the international showrooms. The MOCA has a Westside location on the west corner of the PDC. It is open Tuesday through Sunday.
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8.The PaleyCenter for Media 465 N. Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills, CA90210
310.786.1000
See exhibits from your favorite performers, movies and television shows. www.paleycenter.org
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9.Disneyland 1313 S Harbor Boulevard
Anaheim, CA
(714) 781-4000
Visit the happiest place on earth! Mickey, Minnie and the gang are all waiting just a short drive from the hotel.
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10.Universal Studios 100 Universal City Plaza
Universal City, CA
(818) 622-3801
Tour the world-famous studio. Experience the amazing rides and stroll along the newly updated Universal Citywalk for a souvenir, movie, or a bite to eat.
Strange Kozmic Experience - the exhibit explores the innovations, legacies, and continual impact of the artists who defined a generation: The Doors, Janis Joplin, and Jimi Hendrix. Read more
