Discover Los Angeles Highlights by Bus in a Small Group

We will go to Plaza Olvera, where we will take our bus, near Olvera street is the oldest in the city and the one that gives rise to it. It is made up of 19th-century buildings, from folk art shops to lively traditional restaurants awash in the aroma of fresh tortillas and spicy dishes.

You will continue with a visit by bus to Chinatown, It is a neighborhood with a festive atmosphere, full of restaurants and shops. Here you will see traditional pagoda-shaped buildings and red lanterns, as well as specialized food or gift shops. We will do a loop for 15 minutes

After a short ride through Grand Avenue, You will arrive to Walt Disney Concert, this architectural landmark, designed by architect Frank Gehry, is internationally recognized and one of the most acoustically sophisticated concert halls in the world. It is the headquarters of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, which presents classical music, contemporary music and jazz.

You can admire the contemporary art museum on Grand Avenue in downtown Los Angeles from outside. The museum is named after the philanthropists Eli and Edythe Broad.

You will see this flight railway has appeared in many movies, it was to opperated by one day to film Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone's characters riding it in the 2016 film La La Land.

Los Angeles City Hall was completed in 1928 and has 32 stories rising over 450 feet tall. Its imposing three-tiered shape represents all the energy and ambition of its time. City Hall was the tallest building in Los Angeles until 1964 and is the center of government for the city.

The tour continues across LA in our bus to the Griffith Park, owes its honor to the donation of the land in 1896 by Griffith J. Griffith. In his will, Griffith donated money to build an observatory, exhibit hall, and planetarium on the grounds.

We can visit the area of observatory, LA to the Griffith Observatory, best place in los angeles to see hollywood sign and panoramic views, is located in the South Zone of Hollywood Mountain. We will be at the Observatory during 30 minutes, after visiting the main parts of the city.

Hollywood Sign is the name by which the famous gigantic sign located on a hill known as Mount Lee is known. The sign is made up of the letters of the word "Hollywood" in capital letters and colored white. It was created as part of an advertising campaign in 1923 and has steadily increased in popularity ever since.

Next, you'll travel to Hollywood Boulevard, is one of the main arteries of the city and it is where many of Los Angeles' tourist attractions meet. You can visit the Hollywood Walk of Fame, where you stargaze your favorite celebrities, admire Grauman's Chinese Theater or the Kodak Theatre, you can't miss it!

Is a sidewalk along Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street, in Hollywood, California, United States, on the ground of which are placed more than 2,000 five-pointed stars with the names of celebrities honored by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce for their contribution to the film industry or series, theater, music and radio.

The Dolby Theatre, formerly known as the Kodak Theater and temporarily as the Hollywood and Highland Center Theatre, is a theater located in the Hollywood and Highland entertainment area. Since its opening on November 9, 2001, the theater has been the venue for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Awards Ceremony, the Oscars.

Since its inauguration in 1927, it has been considered one of the most iconic theaters in the world, as it hosts the premieres of the most important films. The Chinese Theater was the magnum opus of Sir Grauman, a dreamy businessman who fell in love with its culture after a trip to China.

From the Chinese Theatre to Santa Monica Pier we will take 30 minutes. It is a pier located at the end of the well-known Colorado Avenue, which leads to the Pacific Ocean. End point of the mythical Route 66, it is the perfect place to walk, get to know its amusement park, its beautiful beach or have a drink at one of its many food stalls.

This last attraction will be the ending point of this tour. From here you can enjoy this two-mile beach with white sands where the skate and surf culture was born in Los Angeles. At its pier, we find attractions such as the Pacific Park, with views of the Pacific Ocean, Santa Monica Bay, or Mile Bike Path. You can stay here during the time you want, as the return to Los Ángeles is not included in the tour. The clients have to return to Los Ángeles on their own.