ON LOCATION · 2-HOUR EXPERIENCES
The good two-hour location tours fill up weeks ahead and the ticketed ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of the 2-hour Hollywood bus tour, with Hollywood sights, Beverly Hills, guide quality, value, timing, and practical booking advice.
“First of all the lady (the driver) was just chatting about her personal life, which don’t take me wrong, but we don’t care, my sister came from Mexico and we literally couldn’t hear anything that she was saying and she was just basically giving the Read more”
See Hollywood, Beverly Hills, celebrity homes, Rodeo Drive, and Laurel Canyon on a lively two-hour open bus tour of Los Angeles.
“From Detroit and learned a lot about LA …houses were Fabulous and the flowers displayed were lovely… we enjoyed the conversational comedic flare of our guide… very good tour 🙌”
Ride through Griffith Park beneath the Hollywood sign for two hours of calm horses, city views, sunset light, and a classic Los Angeles outing.
“Brilliant at sunset, perfect lighting for panoramic pictures! Horses and guides first class, I would thoroughly recommend this trip if the weather conditions are clear - it is pricey but there is no other city where I can see the mix of nature and urban/ocean views being possible on horseback!”
See Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Rodeo Drive, and celebrity homes on a private, flexible Los Angeles tour with hotel pickup.
“Thank you, David, for an awesome tour! Of course, getting to do the iconic tourist things, like the Hollywood and Beverly Hills sign pics, was terrific but also getting to see and learn about different areas such as West Hollywood, Bel-Air, Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive as we visited these places are what really added to the trip. I’m a huge history person so learning about how the areas came to be what they are today was fantastic. You were super engaging, personable and I enjoyed your sense of humor. Thanks again.”
Explore Bath’s Bridgerton filming locations, Georgian society, Royal Crescent, and Lady Danbury’s home on this guided two-hour walk.
“Jim was an excellent tour guide and took great pride in the knowledge that he shared about the history of Bath and the filming locations of Bridgerton. I’m pleased we detoured and saw the fashion museum it was a beautiful site and the ball room was exquisite. I’ve been on a few tours and this has got to be my favourite. Thank you Jim for an interesting 2 hours.”
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