LA & Hollywood Tour from Anaheim: Walk of Fame, Griffith Observatory & Venice Beach

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Duration8h–9h

GroupUp to 24

LanguagesEN

PickupAt your hotel

A Day Across LA's Movie Landmarks, Starting from Your Anaheim Hotel

You're picked up from your Anaheim hotel and driven through LA's most recognizable landmarks: the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Griffith Observatory with views of the Hollywood Sign, Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive, the Sunset Strip's legendary clubs, and Venice Beach with the Santa Monica Pier. Lunch is at the Farmers Market, and the driver handles all navigation and timing so you can focus on the sights.

8h–9h

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore LA landmarks and beaches

Pass by Walt Disney Concert Hall
Visit Griffith Observatory views
Walk Hollywood Walk of Fame
Stop at Beverly Hills sign and Rodeo Drive
Pass Sunset Strip landmarks
Lunch at Los Angeles Original Farmers Market
Visit Santa Monica Pier and Route 66 end
Explore Venice Beach boardwalk and canals
Stop at Marina del Rey for restroom break

The Experience

The driver pulls up to your hotel near Disneyland in the morning, and from there the day spreads across Los Angeles in a way that would take hours to plan on your own. You're heading straight into the Historic Core first—past the Walt Disney Concert Hall and the Staples Center where the Lakers play—then climbing up to Griffith Observatory, where the city opens below you and the Hollywood Sign sits on the ridge across the canyon. The Observatory itself has been the backdrop for so many films (Terminator, La La Land) that standing there feels like you've already seen it on screen.

After Griffith, the tour moves into the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the Chinese Theatre, where you can spot the hand and footprints of movie stars pressed into the forecourt. The Dolby Theatre—home of the Oscars—is right there too. Then it's down to Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, where the shops are so expensive the window displays look like art installations, and you stop for the photo at the Beverly Hills sign. The Sunset Strip comes next, a street that's been in so many films it almost doesn't feel real: the Whisky a Go Go, the Viper Room, the Roxy—places with actual history, not just names. Your guide points out which clubs have hosted which bands, which corners have been in which movies.

Lunch happens at the Los Angeles Original Farmers Market, where you can grab whatever you want—there's everything from sit-down restaurants to quick counters, and the market itself is worth wandering through even if you're just buying a coffee. After that, you head west to Venice Beach and the Santa Monica Pier, the oldest wooden pier on the coast, built in the early 1900s. Route 66 ends here, and the beach has that particular California mix of street performers, skate parks, Muscle Beach, and the Venice Boardwalk's funky shops and murals. There's a quick stop at Marina del Rey on the way back—a final restroom break before the drive returns you to Anaheim.

The whole thing runs about ten hours, and the air-conditioned vehicle means you're not fighting LA traffic yourself. Hotel pickup is included if you're staying near Disneyland Park in Anaheim, and cold water is provided throughout the day. It's the kind of tour that works because you don't have to navigate, don't have to decide which way to drive, don't have to figure out parking at six different places.

What’s included

Your day includes hotel pickup from Anaheim, transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle with cold water provided, and stops at the Historic Core, Griffith Observatory, Hollywood Walk of Fame, Beverly Hills, Sunset Strip, the Los Angeles Original Farmers Market for a lunch break, Venice Beach, Santa Monica Pier, and Marina del Rey before returning to your hotel.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by TNT Tours

Is this one for you?Book this if you're staying near Disneyland and want to see LA's main Hollywood landmarks without renting a car or navigating traffic yourself—the fixed route and included pickup mean you skip the planning and just show up at your hotel in the morning.