This is where you will catch a spectacular view of the entire city as well as the Hollywood Sign. The Observatory offers a bit of Hollywood history with iconic scenes from movies like Rebel without a Cause. *Order of stops may vary depending on hotel pick-up location.

You will arrive at the best viewpoint for the perfect photo opportunity for this iconic sign. Did you know that the sign was originally a real estate billboard?

There are more than 2700 stars on the Walk of Fame. Here, you will also visit the TCL Chinese Theater, which has been the venue of the most prominent red carpet premieres where Hollywood’s biggest stars have come to watch their movies. The Kodak Theatre, where the Oscars are held, is also steps away!

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is the largest museum in the United States devoted to the arts, sciences, and artists of moviemaking. Its glass rooftop dome is an architectural beauty.

The Petersen Automotive Museum has one of the world's largest collections, and its architecture is a sight to see!

LACMA is the largest art museum in the western United States. You will have an opportunity to stop for a photo opportunity at its famous "Urban Light" installation.

Option to take a stroll through the La Brea Tar Pits, an active paleontological research site in Los Angeles. Natural asphalt has seeped up from the ground for tens of thousands of years, and over many centuries, the bones of trapped animals have been preserved.

With more than 100 old-world grocers, a variety of shops and restaurants serving cuisine from around the world in an al fresco setting. Fitting most budgets, you will find plenty of lunch options for every taste - American, Brazilian, Cajun, Chinese, French, Italian, Middle Eastern and more! Or choose to skip the meal and get in some shopping at The Grove, an outdoor shopping center that houses the market.

Home to the famous venues such as the Whiskey a go go (first ever rock & roll venue on the Strip), Viper Room (hangout spot for the young Hollywood elite and gained notoriety for the fatal drug overdose of River Phoenix), The Roxy (iconic music performances like Bob Marley), Chateau Marmont (famous residents like John Belushi and Basquiat), and The Comedy Store, (where some of the most famous comedians like Dave Chappelle have performed).

Beverly Hills is known to be one of the most glamorous places to live, eat, play and, especially, shop. A drive through Rodeo Drive and a glance at some of Beverly Hills most glamorous hotels such as the Beverly Hills Hotel and the Beverly Wilshire, where Pretty Woman Julia Roberts met Richard Gere. Option of a photo stop at the famous Beverly Hills sign.

The Venice Canals of America are man-made waterways founded by a tobacco millionaire named Abbot Kinney in 1905 as a beach resort town. We will drive over the bridges to take in the beautiful view of the canals and the unique homes alongside them. Option for a photo stop.

The Venice Boardwalk is the second most visited destination in Southern California with an average of over 10 million visitors per year. Muscle Beach on the Boardwalk drew fame when celebrities and bodybuilders like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Lou Ferrigno frequented the outdoor gym for their workouts.

Santa Monica is a beautiful and bustling beach town where you can stroll the famous pier where Forrest Gump jogged Route 66 to the Pacific or you can grab a bite or a drink at the dozens of trendy hotels, bars and restaurants.