Beverly Hills Walking Tour: Rodeo Drive & the Golden Triangle

Rodeo Drive on foot, noticing what the car windows miss.

A private walking tour of Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive with a live guide in English or Spanish, covering the Golden Triangle district, iconic landmarks and the historic Route 66 terminus on Santa Monica Boulevard. The tour runs 90 minutes at a relaxed pace, includes bottled water and small snacks, and suits all fitness levels. Gratuity for the guide is optional and arranged at checkout.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Beverly Hills landmarks and shopping

• Walk along Rodeo Drive
• Visit Beverly Hills shield signs
• Explore Two Rodeo Drive shops
• Stroll through Beverly Gardens Park
• See the Witch's House
• Visit Beverly Hills City Hall
• View the Lily Pond at Beverly Gardens
• Explore the Golden Triangle district
• Stop by Bijan on Rodeo Drive

The Experience

Rodeo Drive is a two-mile street in the heart of Beverly Hills, known as one of the most expensive shopping corridors in the world. The walk starts in the Golden Triangle—the commercial district bordered by Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica Boulevard and North Crescent Drive—and moves through the storefronts and landmarks that define the neighborhood. You'll pass the bright yellow storefront of Bijan, the ultra-exclusive appointment-only boutique known as "the most expensive store in the world," and walk Two Rodeo, the luxury shopping and dining destination housing Tiffany & Co., Versace, Jimmy Choo and other flagship designers. A guide leads the route at a pace that lets you absorb the details: the architecture, the history, the way the district was built.

The tour includes stops at the iconic Beverly Hills shield signs—photo landmarks steeped in the neighborhood's identity—and the Witch's House, a 1921 fairytale-like mansion originally built as offices and dressing rooms for a silent film studio. You'll walk through Beverly Gardens, a 1.9-mile linear park along Santa Monica Boulevard that features art sculptures, specialty gardens including a Cactus Garden and Rose Garden, and the Doheny Fountain. The route also passes Beverly Hills City Hall, a historic building that anchors the civic center, and ends at Santa Monica Boulevard, the historic western terminus of Route 66, where the nostalgia of a bygone era still lingers in the street itself.

Water and small snacks—chips or a granola bar—are provided throughout the walk. The guide speaks English or Spanish and moves at a relaxed pace; the tour is wheelchair accessible, suitable for all fitness levels, and stroller-friendly for infants and small children. Service animals are welcome. Public transportation stops are nearby if you're staying elsewhere in Los Angeles or arriving without a car.

What’s included

• A live guide in English or Spanish.
• bottled water and small snacks including chips or a granola bar.
• access to all stops including Rodeo Drive, the Beverly Hills shield signs, Two Rodeo luxury district, the Witch's House, Beverly Gardens with its art sculptures and specialty gardens, Beverly Hills City Hall, and the Route 66 terminus on Santa Monica Boulevard.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

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Is this one for you?Start from the Golden Triangle in Beverly Hills itself, so you don't need a car to reach the tour or navigate between stops—the guide handles the route and the pace lets you absorb the neighborhood on foot instead of passing it through a window.

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Top questions

What is Rodeo Drive and why is it famous?

Rodeo Drive is a two-mile-long street in Beverly Hills known as one of the most expensive streets in the world, lined with flagship boutiques of luxury designers like Tiffany & Co., Versace and Jimmy Choo. The walk covers the southern segment and the Golden Triangle shopping district where these storefronts converge.

How long does the Beverly Hills walking tour take?

The tour runs 90 minutes at a relaxed pace designed to let you notice details and absorb the neighborhood without rushing between stops.

What is the Witch's House and will we see it on the tour?

The Witch's House, also called the Spadena House, is an enchanting 1921 mansion in Beverly Hills that looks like it stepped out of a fairytale. It was originally built as offices and dressing rooms for a silent film studio and is one of the stops on the walking route.

Is this tour accessible if I don't have a car or I'm staying in another part of Los Angeles?

Yes. Public transportation options are available near the tour starting point, and the guide can advise on the best way to reach the Golden Triangle from your hotel or location. The entire route is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels.

What does the tour include?

The tour includes a live guide in English or Spanish, bottled water and small snacks such as chips or a granola bar. Gratuity for the guide is optional and can be arranged when you book.

Can I bring a stroller or service animal on the walking tour?

Yes. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, and service animals are allowed on the tour. All areas and surfaces along the route are wheelchair accessible.