Beverly Hills: Segway Tour of Celebrity Homes & Rodeo Drive

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Duration2h

GroupUp to 30

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

See famous homes, luxury shops, and historic hotels by Segway

You’ll roll through Beverly Hills on a Segway with a local guide—past celebrity homes, legendary hotels like the Beverly Hills Hotel, and right down Rodeo Drive’s glittering stretch. Expect small surprises: stories you won’t find online, friendly faces along the way, and maybe even your own wobbly start before you settle in.

Step-by-step itinerary

Beverly Hills Segway tour highlights

Safety briefing and Segway instruction
Listen to Beverly Hills history overview
See celebrity homes on Wilshire Blvd
Pass Beverly Hills Hotel and Beverly Hilton
Glide past Greystone Mansion
Cruise by City Hall and Beverly Hills sign
Window shop on Rodeo Drive
Visit Two Rodeo Drive shopping area
Pass Beverly Center mall
View Academy Museum of Motion Pictures site
Pause for photos and refreshments
Return to central Beverly Hills

The Experience

I’ll be honest—my first few minutes on the Segway in Beverly Hills were not exactly graceful. I nearly took out a palm tree during the orientation (our guide, Marcus, just grinned and said it happens). Once I got the hang of it though, rolling past those wide boulevards felt weirdly freeing. The air smelled faintly like jasmine and car exhaust—classic LA mix. Marcus pointed out a house that apparently belonged to an old movie star, but I was too busy trying not to run over my own feet to catch who.

We zipped down Wilshire Blvd and Benedict Canyon Drive, slowing for a second when someone’s tiny dog barked at us from behind an iron gate. The guide had stories about almost every mansion—some funny, some kind of wild. At one point he waved at a gardener who waved back without missing a beat. We stopped outside the Beverly Hills Hotel (it’s pinker than I expected), and Marcus told us about Elvis living there for months. I tried picturing him lounging by the pool in the 70s sun. Hard to imagine now with all the Teslas gliding by.

Rodeo Drive was next—honestly, I felt underdressed even on a Segway. The shop windows were sparkling so much it hurt my eyes for a second. We paused for photos at the famous Beverly Hills sign in Beverly Gardens Park; there was this sweet smell from the rose garden mixed with something sharp from the cactus patch nearby. A couple asked if we could take their picture and ended up telling us about their favorite bakery around the corner (I still regret not going after). It’s funny how quickly you start waving at people like you belong here.

The whole thing wrapped up back where we started, legs buzzing from balancing but also just… happy? Not what I expected from a “luxury” neighborhood tour—I thought it’d be stiffer somehow. Instead it was two hours of laughing at myself, learning odd bits of Hollywood history, and seeing Beverly Hills from this oddball perspective. Still think about that first wobbly turn sometimes.

What’s included

Your day includes use of a Segway with helmet and safety gear plus narration from a professional local guide.
There’s also a 30-minute orientation session before heading out together through Beverly Hills’ streets.
Bottled water and small snacks are provided along the way before returning to your starting point at the end of your ride.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelPets welcomePublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

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