Day 1 of 3 days in Los Angeles. Downtown Los Angeles

Walt Disney Concert Hall

6,500 stainless steel panels, each with a unique size and shape will make our morning bright and sparkling, If not surrealistic!

Grand Park

This green oasis has become a weekend destination for locals and tourists for its scenic views and all kinds of events that take place here from film shooting to yoga classes. 

Los Angeles City Hall

A 27-story icon built almost 90 years ago is even more impressive from up close. The City Hall is illuminated with 3D animation on New Year’s Eve and is the place to be for all Angelenos and travelers. 

Union Station and El Pueblo

High ceilings, Moorish details, marble floors and Art Deco of Union Station are awe-inspiring, to say the least. Come and see for yourself!

Bradbury Building

An architectural must-see in LA is the city’s oldest landmarked building and has been featured in many Hollywood movies. 

The Broad, or the Museum of Contemporary Art

2000 artworks or 5000? Free entrance or entrance fee? Big line or no line? There are some other differences between these two art museums, but both should be in your bucket list if you are an art lover. 

Los Angeles Central Library

90-year old Public Library looks fabulous! Say hello to a tiny dragon in the fountain in front of the library – he’s so cute!

Pershing Square

Ice rink? Picnic spot? Architecture tour? Photo-op? Pershing Square is All-in-One place for you. 

Grand Central Market

Los Angeles in 3 days is not commplete without a Farmer's Market! In-the-know Angelenos know that Grand Central Market is more than a landmark. It’s organic coffee, great vibes and food from all over the world. 

Angel’s Flight Railway

Though not operational, this beautiful railway is still a very instagrammable place. Enjoy the scene sipping your latte in G&B Coffee. 

Tallest skyscrapers of DTLA. Financial district

Downtown Los Angeles is undergoing massive transformations and we are being lucky witnesses as the skyscrapers are getting higher, and there’s more to come!

Broadway Theater District

Listen to some fun facts and stories while you are walking in the largest historic theater district listed on the National Register of Historic Places. 

Staples, Microsoft Theater, LA Live

Your dreams come true! Thanks to a sophisticated food scene and world-known music and sports venues this area is the place to be in LA day and night, all year round. Take in the views and enjoy the atmosphere. 

Drop-off at LA Live and Grammy Museum

Day 2 of 3 days in Los Angeles. Beverly Hills and Hollywood

The Grove

If you never heard about the Grove before is only because Angelenos try to keep this place in secret to have it all themselves. And for good reason! This place is a paradise for shopaholics and foodies. 

Rodeo Drive

The street looks like a movie set. Everything stands still here. Gleaming avenue, gorgeous balconies, charming facades, bubbling fountains… romance is in the air here! Mind-blowing prices in luxury boutiques remind you that ir’s an elite shopping area as well. 

Sunset Strip

Explore it in the morning or at night, on foot or by bike, in summer or winter (which feel almost the same here in LA, actually) – Sunset Strip offers both a sweeping panorama of Hollywood history and large scale entertainment – boutiques, restaurants, night clubs and whatever else you desire. 

Hollywood Boulevard & Hollywood Walk of Fame

You’ve been waiting for this, right? We admire your patience and here’s your reward – over 2500 starts, the historical, cultural and cinematographic heritage of the Hollywood. 

Hollywood Forever Cemetery

Founded almost 120 years ago, the 62-acre cemetery is fully devoted to legendary stars. Take your time and explore an impressive collection of old-fashioned statues, monuments and the crypts.

TCL Chinese and Dolby Theaters

We finish our tour here, but before saying good bye, here are a couple of tips for you: The largest IMAX auditorium in the world in TCL Chinese Theater is an indulgence fit for a sophisticated traveler like you. Take advantage! You'll remember this LA in 3 days adventure for the rest of your life!

And don’t forget – Dolby Theater is the place where Oscars take place every year, so don’t miss a tour that starts every half an hour. See the elegance of a European opera house, the celebrity hot spots and an Oscar statuette – it’s a lifetime experience!

Drop off at Hollywood.

Day 3 of 3 days in LA. Santa Monica

You may skip a couple of museums, or skip on sleep, but not going to Santa Monica when you’re in LA is a sin!

An hour ride from Los Angeles – and you’re here, in the happy place for happy people!

Morning Coffee in a Santa Monica bakery

Angelenos will travel to Santa Monica simply to pick up pastry from their favorite bakery. Wish such a big choice of really good places it’s a tough choice to pick one. You’ll have time and our guide’s expertise to choose the bakery you want to start your beautiful morning with.  Creams and Dreams, Call me Cookie, Cookie Good, The Butter End Cakery, La Monarca Bakery, Vanilla Bake Shop, Milo and Olive – are all fully at your disposal.

Fun things to do in Santa Monika

At just 8.3 square miles, Santa Monika is a pilgrimage for fun lovers and adventurers. The big advantage of Santa Monica is that it’s very walkable, unlike LA.

Our Day 3 can be as complex or as simple as you want, as fast-paced or laid-back as you want. Here are must-do attractions you can choose from. We can do them all, rushing form one to another, or choose 3-5 things to do for the day. You decide!

1. 26-Mile Bike Path
2. Santa Monica Beach
3. Third Street Promenade
4. Santa Monica Pier
5. Ocean Avenue
6. Pacific Park
7. Palisades Park
8. Santa Monica Pier Aquarium
9. Santa Monica Looff Hippodrome
10. Santa Monica Farmers Market

* The itinerary is subject to change