Los Angeles, California

🎬 Day 1: Hollywood

Hollywood Walk of Fame: Start with a stroll down the boulevard lined with over 2,700 celebrity stars.
TCL Chinese Theatre: View the famous handprints and footprints in the forecourt of this legendary movie palace.
Dolby Theatre Tour: Step inside the home of the Academy Awards and learn about its design and stage secrets.
Hollywood Museum: Browse classic film memorabilia inside the historic Max Factor Building.
Hollywood & Highland Viewpoint: Catch your first glimpse of the Hollywood Sign from this elevated shopping center deck.
Book a Hollywood walking tour with behind-the-scenes stories and historic cinema stops.

Tram Ride to the Top: Begin with a scenic tram ride up the hillside to the hilltop museum campus.
Central Garden: Wander through this living sculpture designed by artist Robert Irwin with flowing water and floral geometry.
European Art Galleries: Explore works by Van Gogh, Monet, Rembrandt, and more.
Architecture Walk: Admire Richard Meier’s modernist design with white travertine and expansive terraces.
Panoramic Views: Look out across Los Angeles from one of the city’s highest public spots.
Book a docent-led tour covering museum highlights, garden design, and architecture.

Santa Monica Pier: Begin your day on this historic pier with a classic amusement park and fishing spots.
Pacific Park: Ride the solar-powered Ferris wheel for views over the ocean and coastline.
Third Street Promenade: Browse shops and street art along this lively pedestrian corridor.
Venice Beach Boardwalk: Walk or bike to Venice and explore local artists, skateparks, and murals.
Venice Canals Historic District: End your day with a walk through quiet residential canals inspired by Italy.
Book a beachfront walking tour with stops for history, murals, and ocean photography.

The Broad Museum: Start with contemporary art inside this architectural marvel featuring works by Kusama, Koons, and Basquiat.
Walt Disney Concert Hall: Take a self-guided tour of this Frank Gehry-designed structure with sweeping stainless steel curves.
Angels Flight Railway: Ride the short historic funicular from Bunker Hill to Grand Central Market.
Grand Central Market: Explore a variety of cuisines and local vendors in this 100-year-old food hall.
Bradbury Building: Visit this architectural gem with a glass roof and intricate ironwork staircases.
Book a DTLA architecture and culture tour covering landmarks and public art.

Griffith Observatory: Begin with exhibits on space and science inside this hilltop observatory.
Samuel Oschin Planetarium: Catch a narrated live show exploring the stars and planets.
Griffith Park Trails: Take a moderate hike for iconic views of the city and the Hollywood Sign.
Greek Theatre Grounds: Visit this outdoor music venue nestled in the canyon (check for shows).
Astronomers’ Lawn: Wrap up your visit with a telescope session (evenings, weather permitting).
Book a ranger-guided hike with Griffith Park history and telescope access.

Urban Light: Start your day at this iconic outdoor lamp post installation—one of LA’s most photographed spots.
LACMA Permanent Galleries: Explore ancient to contemporary art across multiple buildings.
La Brea Tar Pits & Museum: Walk through bubbling pits and see Ice Age fossils unearthed on-site.
Petersen Automotive Museum (optional): Visit this modern museum showcasing famous cars from film and history.
Wilshire Boulevard Walk: Stroll past architectural landmarks and public art installations.
Book a museum district tour with skip-the-line access and art historian commentary.

Rodeo Drive: Window shop world-famous luxury brands along this stylish retail corridor.
Beverly Gardens Park: Walk through this landscaped park with fountains and the iconic Beverly Hills sign.
Greystone Mansion Grounds: Visit the gardens and exterior of this historic estate tucked into the hills.
Souvenir Shopping: Pick up gifts from boutique shops or Beverly Hills-themed items from local markets.
Farewell Dinner: Enjoy outdoor dining at a quiet courtyard or rooftop with views of the hills.
Book a farewell afternoon tour with Rodeo Drive highlights, historic estate access, and a final meal stop.