How can I see Beverly Hills without a car?

Bus Tours. Another transportation option is to take a Starline Tours “Hop On Hop Off” bus. The company runs six different routes, which serve the most notable parts of the Los Angeles area, including West Hollywood, Hollywood, North Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, downtown Los Angeles, Venice and Marina Del Rey ...



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Walk from Beverly Cañon Gardens to Will Rogers Memorial Park When you're ready to explore farther afield, walk north to the “Flats.” Aptly named, the wide, flat, tree-lined streets of this residential neighborhood are perfect for walkers.

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Top Attractions in Beverly Hills
  1. Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation. Art Museums. ...
  2. Mulholland Drive. 882. Scenic Drives. ...
  3. Rodeo Drive. 5,578. ...
  4. Greystone Mansion and Park. 319. ...
  5. Spadena House. Architectural Buildings. ...
  6. Beverly Hills Public Library. 103. ...
  7. Two Rodeo Drive. 368. ...
  8. Beverly Gardens Park. 292.


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Beverly Hills, with its central location, warm climate, beautiful parks, acclaimed hotels, fine dining, health and wellness offerings and storied past, is the destination of choice in Southern California. Beverly Hills is located in Los Angeles County, one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the country.

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Metro Rail The railway system consists of two subway lines, four light-rail lines, and two express bus lines that connect to Downtown Los Angeles. Red Line is the most useful for tourists and visitors. This line links Downtown Union Station to North Hollywood via Hollywood and Universal City.

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The neighborhood's focal point is nearly synonymous with Beverly Hills - Rodeo Drive. First-time visitors are rightly drawn to the world-famous shopping street.

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The Hop-On Hop-Off Tour Bus will take you to almost anything you might want to see in L.A., and you can start hopping on from a stop near wherever you're staying in Hollywood, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Universal Studios, Santa Monica or Downtown L.A. It doesn't go to the Getty Center, Getty Villa, or Disneyland, ...

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The Los Angeles Metro offers a cheap and relatively easy way to get around the city, with the railway system made up of two subway lines and four light-rail lines. The base rate for the Metro starts at around $1.75, while a Metro Day Pass will set you back around $7, and a seven-day pass around $25.

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