Absorb the relaxed LA lifestyle
A visit to Los Angeles is made up of unforgettable Hollywood moments. From driving down the palm-lined Sunset Boulevard to spotting stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, there’s something magical in the air here. Experience it for yourself through our curated LA guide.
For those interested in architecture, Stahl House is the place to go. One of the most famous examples of mid-century modern architecture, this home is perched on the Hollywood Hills with breathtaking views across LA.
Experience LA’s natural beauty on horseback with Sunset Ranch Hollywood. Whether that’s exploring the Hollywood Hills, getting up close to the iconic Hollywood sign, or taking in the spectacular view from Griffith Observatory, you’ll see a different, scenic side to the city.
Dance under the stars at the iconic Hollywood Bowl. The outdoor amphitheatre has been the spot for live music for decades, hosting everyone from The Beatles to Billie Eilish.
If you find yourself in the South Bay, make sure Hermosa Beach is on your list. Its long beachfront makes it a popular spot for sunbathing, whilst its paved walkway is ideal for cycling, strolling or even rollerblading.
Just above Hermosa, this laid-back beach attracts both families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Its wide stretches of sand, lined with volleyball courts, make for the perfect afternoon activity. For little ones, the Roundhouse Aquarium situated at the end of Manhattan Beach Pier houses a variety of exciting marine life.
Housing a library, art museum and botanical gardens, you’ll need a full day to explore The Huntington. Made for the culturally curious, discover fascinating collections and famous artworks, alongside an exciting rotation of events.
Known for staging classical, contemporary and pioneering performances, Los Angeles Ballet has built a repertoire for their captivating full-length ballets. From their enchanting take on The Nutcracker – a beloved festive tradition in the city – to the romance of The Sleeping Beauty, imaginative spirit thrums through every performance.
Experience the magic of cinema at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. With its expansive collection of costumes, film reels, posters, props and screenplays there’s so much to explore. Discover the stories behind the most famous movies and watch classics in their two theatres.
Griffith Park may be best known for the Griffith Observatory and the Hollywood sign, but look a little closer and you’ll discover intimate spaces such as Amir’s Garden. Full of succulents, rose bushes and jacaranda trees, this ornamental garden is a peaceful spot that has great views over the valley.