• West Hollywood - Begin your amazing journey from the heart of West Hollywood and travel along the famous Route 66. This district is the cultural and geographical center of the Los Angeles area, brimming with remarkable landmarks and must-visit spots. While you could spend an entire vacation exploring LA’s neighborhoods, this bike tour offers a chance to see all the iconic sights.

• Beverly Hills - Discover the most fascinating sites of this renowned neighborhood as you cycle through Beverly Hills, home to the rich and famous. Admire the stunning celebrity mansions and capture breathtaking views with your local guide.

• Sierra Towers - Cycle past the prominent building in the neighborhood, the tallest apartment building in the greater Los Angeles Area, standing 15 stories higher than any other structure within a 2-mile radius. Hear intriguing stories about its residents and gain insider insights about interesting facts, including the building’s plural name.

• Melrose Avenue - Enhance your Instagram feed or stories with videos and photos from the fabulous Melrose Avenue. Ride through one of LA’s most famous streets, lined with numerous stores, cafes, and restaurants featuring unique styles and designs. It’s the perfect place to learn about modern trends and catch up on fashion, while enjoying the delightful views and cozy green corners.

• The Roxy - Venture onto the Sunset Strip and experience a nightlife and event hotspot. Visit the renowned Roxy Theatre, an iconic intimate music venue, and try to spot a celebrity on this tour. Discover why this place is legendary. Opened in 1973, it hosted a Neil Young concert in its first week, and within months, Genesis performed there. The venue has also welcomed John Lennon, Alice Cooper, and Frank Zappa, and served as a music video site for KoRn and Sum 41. Today, it remains one of the most popular locations for rock concerts.

• Pacific Design Center - Explore the premier design center represented by the Blue Whale, Green, and Red Buildings. The complex includes nearly 100 furniture, wallpaper, and flooring stores, along with social spaces, event halls, a conference center, and offices. The Center is a haven of exquisite cutting-edge design objects and solutions.

• University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) - Discover the renowned UCLA as you pass by its beautiful campus. Founded in 1919, the University has been the top American university by the number of applicants. The campus is located in Westwood, covering more than 162 hectares, just a few miles from the Pacific coast. In addition to its stunning Romanesque Revival architecture, you may encounter a sculpture garden, museums, and exhibitions, including digital arts.

• Rodeo Drive - Cycle to the street that symbolizes wealth and luxury. Rodeo Drive intersects with Santa Monica Boulevard and Wilshire Boulevard to form a Golden Triangle. This area is home to the most expensive boutiques, elite restaurants, and cafes. Ride along the beautiful alleys to admire the gorgeous showcases and wonderful architecture, and you might even spot some celebrities.

• Whisky a Go Go - Visit this legendary venue, established in 1964. This nightclub and music venue played a significant role in the music careers of Southern Californian bands. The Byrds, Alice Cooper, Springfield, and others regularly performed on the club’s stage, and The Doors called it their home. Follow the Status Quo’s advice and “if you’re ever in Los Angeles, and you’ve got time to spare, take a stroll up Sunset Boulevard, you’ll find the whiskey there…”

• Greystone Mansion and Park - Cycle through the beautiful green oasis amidst the bustling city and marvel at Greystone Mansion, which you may recognize from various movies. Built in 1928 by prominent Californian oil baron Edward Doheny, it was a wedding gift to his son. However, a few months after moving in, the son was tragically shot in the mansion in 1929. Later, it became municipal property, and in the early 1970s, a public park was opened there. The mansion’s interior is often inaccessible due to movie-making activities.

• The Viper Room - Don’t miss the chance to see this iconic venue. Ride past the Viper Room along the Sunset Strip and learn about the famous owners of this classic Hollywood establishment.

• South Fair Oaks Avenue - Set your wheels along a section of the historic Route 66, established in 1926, which has connected Western and Eastern States ever since. It embodies American freedom of movement and adventurous spirit. Discover more captivating facts about Route 66, explore its past and present, and uncover more than meets the eye.

• The Abbey - Ride past one of LA’s most famous classic bars near Santa Monica Boulevard. Experience the friendly ambiance of the place, whether inside or outside. Add this to your visit list and return after the tour for some drinks, delicious nachos, and food.

• Robertson Boulevard - If you’re seeking the hottest new trends, this part of Beverly Hills is perfect for you. About 75% of the boulevard is occupied by cutting-edge stores, boutiques, and fabulous restaurants. This is a prime location for celebrity sightings, as paparazzi often roam around to capture details of celebrities’ everyday lives.

• Hollywood Sign - While exploring the neighborhood, seize the opportunity to photograph the iconic Hollywood Sign from various angles, perspectives, and foregrounds. This serves as a reminder of your location, and if you’re in Los Angeles, consider yourself fortunate.

• Sunset Strip - Continue exploring and admiring the 2-mile stretch of Sunset Boulevard, home to legendary punk and rock scene clubs: Viper Room, Roxy, Rainbow Room, Whisky a Go-Go, known since the Prohibition era. The street runs through the hills with real estate owned by many Hollywood celebrities. The left side of the street is filled with open-air restaurants and luxury stores. Discover the Laugh Factory, where stand-up performances are regularly held.

• SUR Lounge - Immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of the SUR Lounge and transport yourself to another world by visiting this exotic place. Stop here if you’re hungry and take a break from your active bike tour by ordering delightful food at reasonable prices.

• Will Rogers Memorial Park - Follow your guide to the beautiful green Will Rogers Memorial Park to enjoy some fresh air and relax by a fountain. Founded in 1915 as the first municipal park in Beverly Hills, it was initially called Sunset Park but was renamed in 1952 to honor the first Honorary Mayor of the City.

• Paul Smith Los Angeles - Capture your best Instagram photos against the iconic Pink Wall and other hotspots by stopping at Paul Smith’s giant pink building. Although a relatively new spot, it has become one of the top attractions in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. It’s said that some people may pay $2,000 to take a photo with the pink wall during an Instagram vacation.

• Santa Monica Boulevard - Ride down Santa Monica Boulevard to see locations and places you may have already encountered in famous movies and TV shows. The street itself has inspired many artists to write songs and create films. A ride along Santa Monica Boulevard is a fantastic way to explore Los Angeles with its vibrant life and rich cultural diversity.

• Good Shepherd Catholic Church - Delight in the Revival Style architecture of the Good Shepherd Catholic Church as you continue your Beverly Hills exploration by bike. Learn new facts about famous parishioners who have lived or continue to live in the neighborhood. Numerous celebrity weddings and funerals have taken place in this church.

• Spadena House - As you travel through Beverly Hills, admiring celebrity homes, you’ll also have the chance to encounter the most exotic and fairytale-like house. Get closer to Spadena House, also known as the Witch’s House. Feel like you’re part of a fantasy movie as you take pictures with this extravagant, one-of-a-kind building, which was once part of the movie-making process and is now a residence. Discover more about the complex history of the house.

• Le Chateau at the Beverly Hilton - This electric bike tour offers a glimpse of many famous and illustrious Beverly Hills hotels, including the luxurious Beverly Hilton. This venue has hosted the renowned Golden Globe Awards for over 50 years and offers facilities for business meetings and other red carpet events.

• Free onsite storage for your bags
• Iconic photo ops
• Safety equipment (helmet & vest)
• Expert friendly local tour guide
• First Aid/CPR certified guide
• Free Wi-Fi available
• Electric Bike
• Expert advice for post-tour activities
• 3 hours of sightseeing
• Top Los Angeles landmarks and movie locations
• All taxes included

• Gratuities
• Bottled water

Seize the opportunity to explore Beverly Hills with this electric bike sightseeing tour. Benefit from the swift transition between iconic landmarks, uncovering numerous new and surprising sites from a local’s viewpoint. This tour offers an exhilarating open-air experience that surpasses any walking or bus tour. Visit Rodeo Drive, Melrose Avenue, cruise along the Sunset Strip, and view the Hollywood Sign from the best vantage points. Enjoy a unique experience while discovering the top attractions of Beverly Hills on our electric bike tour. Follow a local guide to learn more about the history, intriguing celebrity stories, and behind-the-scenes insights on this thrilling ride. See as many sights as possible to gain a comprehensive view of the city. Cycle 10 miles, taking in the stunning architecture, legendary spots, and scenic views all around.

• Closed-toe shoes are recommended
• Please arrive early to check in for the tour

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.