
Hollywood, Beverly Hills & Celebrity Homes Tour by Open Air Bus
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Skip the crowded bus and explore Los Angeles your way with this immersive, self-guided driving tour through Hollywood, Sunset Strip, Beverly Hills, and beyond. This isn’t just another celebrity homes tour. You’ll cover dozens of iconic landmarks, filming locations, historic sites, and hidden gems—from world-famous spots you’ve seen on screen to places most visitors never even know exist. Drive at your own pace as GPS-triggered audio that shares the stories behind Hollywood’s biggest names, legendary locations, and unforgettable moments in film and pop culture. Also includes two additional self-guided walking tours—one along Hollywood Boulevard and another along Rodeo Drive, featuring even more stops and details best experienced on foot. Each stop includes additional content you can explore later, including: - expanded stories and behind-the-scenes details - curated photos to help you spot key locations - exclusive video clips featuring a longtime Hollywood tour guide
Erected in 1923 as a temporary real estate advertisement, this hillside monument survived decades of neglect to become the universal symbol of the film industry. It stands today thanks to preservation efforts backed by private donors like Alice Cooper and Hugh Hefner, who rescued the iconic letters from nearby development.
Perched high in the hills, this 1935 public science facility offers unparalleled views of the Los Angeles basin, the Pacific Ocean, and the Hollywood Sign. Admission is free, allowing visitors to explore its 12-inch Zeiss refracting telescope, a 1910 Tesla coil, and exhibits that place Earth within the larger cosmos.
As one of the last major studios still operating in the traditional Hollywood district, this lot provides a glimpse into the industry's early days of year-round, controlled production. The surrounding area also bears traces of RKO Pictures, a pioneering studio that played a crucial role in Hollywood's historic transition from silent films to synchronized sound.
Opened in 2021 by the organization behind the Oscars, this museum offers an in-depth look at the art, history, and global impact of filmmaking. Visitors can explore an extensive collection of costumes, props, and cameras that trace the journey of how movies are created and shared with the world.
Once the original Hollywood home of Warner Bros., this historic lot was instrumental during the industry's rapid transition into the era of talkies in the late 1920s. Today, operating as Sunset Gower Studios, its soundstages remain highly active and are rented out for a wide array of television series, independent films, and streaming projects.
In 1923, Walt and Roy Disney set up their very first California workspace in this modest storefront. It was here that Walt developed The Alice Comedies, pioneering the blend of live-action and animation that launched the global empire of The Walt Disney Company.
Winding from downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean, this legendary thoroughfare captures the diverse and evolving spirit of the city. It serves as the historic artery connecting the glamour of classic Hollywood studios with the vibrant, fast-paced neighborhoods of the Westside.
Once a loophole sitting just outside city limits, this famous stretch allowed Prohibition-era speakeasies and nightclubs to flourish out of local police reach. Decades later, it became the epicenter of rock and roll rebellion, cementing its global reputation as a dense corridor designed for visible, repeated spectacle.
Originally named after the Spanish phrase for "gathering of the waters," this legendary street evolved from a quiet residential neighborhood into the world's most famous luxury shopping destination. While it now hosts high-end boutiques, it was once home to classic Hollywood figures like Gene Kelly, who famously hosted weekend gatherings for his industry friends.
Opened in 1912, this luxurious property offered early film stars a private retreat close to the studios but insulated from daily public contact. Its iconic pink façade, palm-lined entrance, and secluded bungalows quickly became the ultimate backdrop for industry meetings and the symbol of Beverly Hills glamour.
Built in the 1920s to prioritize privacy over spectacle, this legendary hideaway lacks a grand public lobby, allowing guests to slip unseen into their rooms. It has served as a temporary home and refuge for generations of writers, actors, and musicians seeking a discreet sanctuary between projects and reinventions.
Nestled in a natural canyon, this iconic open-air venue hosted its first Los Angeles Philharmonic season in 1922 with tickets costing just twenty-five cents. Since then, its famous stage has welcomed nearly every major musical act, creating a communal space designed for audiences to gather and listen under the stars.
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Sunshine, beaches, film studios and canyons fill sprawling Los Angeles, where Hollywood glamour meets diverse neighbourhoods and great food.
Hollywood is the starting point for many visitors, with the Walk of Fame, the historic Chinese Theatre and its handprints in cement, and views of the Hollywood Sign from Griffith Observatory. Studio lots in Burbank and Universal City offer a behind-the-scenes look at film and television.
Top-ranked sights in Los Angeles: Hollywood Walk of Fame, Rodeo Drive, Hollywood Sign.
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