Los Angeles
Los Angeles

Beverly Hills Attractions

Woven into the lyrics of countless songs and portrayed on the silver screen hundreds of times, Beverly Hills is one of Los Angeles' most popular destinations for locals and tourists alike. The land of stars, dreams, great food and expensive shopping, this affluent nook of Southern California is the real-life version of the quintessential LA glitz and glam so often seen in movies. It was on Rodeo Drive where Julia Roberts had her famous Pretty Woman shopping spree, and it was at an upscale café called Kate Mantilini where Robert De Niro and Al Pacino made their legendary first on-screen appearance together in the movie Heat. Beyond some of the most famous Hollywood moments, Beverly Hills is also known for an abundance of lavish estates and beautiful architecture. Visitors to LA can see the largest mansion ever built in Los Angeles, Greytone Mansion. Greystone Mansion has been used in many popular films, such as Indecent Proposal. With all there is to see in this SoCal dreamland, guided tours often come in handy.
Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive, between Santa Monica Blvd. and Wilshire Blvd in Beverly Hills, is a world famous three block long stretch of Los Angeles' best shops and boutiques. It is one of the most expensive shopping districts in the world.

Greystone Mansion

Greystone manor, in Beverly Hills, is the largest mansion that has ever been built in the city. Oil-tycoon Edward Doheny built this beautiful property in 1928 as a gift for his son. The mansion boasts over 46,000 square feet of living space and cost more than $4 million to build.

The Museum of Television and Radio

Hollywood, California
The Museum of Television and Radio houses a library of more than 120,000 television and radio programs, which museum visitors can select and watch at individual consoles. The collection includes television shows that date back as far as 1948 and radio programs dating back to the 1920s.