Los Angeles is one of those rare cities where families can build a day around movie magic, ocean views, hands-on museums, wildlife encounters, and unforgettable food—all without running out of options. Whether you are traveling with toddlers, teens, grandparents, or a mix of ages, LA offers a wide range of activities that can be as relaxed, adventurous, educational, or high-energy as your group wants. Start with Classic Theme Park Fun For families who love big attractions, Los Angeles and the surrounding area deliver plenty of excitement. Universal Studios Hollywood is a top choice for movie fans, combining rides, live entertainment, and behind-the-scenes studio experiences. Families can step into immersive worlds, enjoy character moments, and mix thrilling attractions with slower-paced shows.
Route for the 2026 Los Angeles Marathon
The Ultimate Way to See Los Angeles: Run the LA Marathon or Tour in Style! Discover Iconic Landmarks and Diverse Neighborhoods Along the Incredible Route Los Angeles is a city bursting with energy, rich history, and unforgettable sights. If you’re looking for the best way to experience all that LA has to offer, there’s no better way than participating in the Los Angeles Marathon! Mark your calendars for March 8th, 2026—when runners from all over the world will hit the streets and embark on a journey through the city’s most celebrated landmarks and vibrant neighborhoods. Start Line: Dodger Stadium to Downtown LA The adventure kicks off at the iconic Dodger Stadium, where anticipation will fill the air. From there, the
Private Los Angeles Tour Versus Group Tour
Private Los Angeles Tour Versus Group Tour: Which is Right for You? Discover the Best Way to Explore LA Most visitors are left in awe when they first fly into Los Angeles. From the air, the city seems endless—a sprawling metropolis that stretches on for miles. Los Angeles itself spans over 500 square miles, while Los Angeles County covers an impressive 4,700 square miles. Within this vast area reside 88 individual cities, each with its own unique charm. For first-time visitors and even long-time locals, navigating this immense urban landscape can be overwhelming. What should you see, and how do you go about seeing it? That’s where Glitterati Tours comes in. With over 25 years of experience, we’ve been helping
The Many Cities Within Los Angeles County
Exploring the Unique Geography and Neighborhoods of Los Angeles Los Angeles, often referred to as the “City of Angels,” is not only vast in its cultural diversity but also in its geographical expanse. Covering over 500 square miles, the city stretches from the glistening coastline to the rugged canyons and even crosses a mountain range. This unique layout divides Los Angeles into distinct areas, such as the LA basin on one side of the Santa Monica Mountains and the San Fernando Valley on the other. There are currently 88 fully incorporated cities within Los Angeles County. Cities Within A Much Larger City But what truly sets Los Angeles apart is its patchwork of cities within the city. Iconic neighborhoods like
The Golden Age of Hollywood Tour
The Golden Age of Hollywood tour is more than just a sightseeing excursion; it’s a deep dive into the rich history and culture that shaped modern cinema. Your knowledgeable guide will share fascinating stories and facts about the stars and studios that made Hollywood the entertainment capital of the world. Names like Chaplin, Pickford, Fairbanks, Crawford and Davis will take center stage. Many of the legendary studios are still around, but have changed names over the years. See the location of Harry Cohn’s Columbia Pictures. With the help of Frank Capra, Rita Hayworth and The Three Stooges, Columbia became a major player. Columbia was neighbors with Warner Bros. that produced the first talking feature film in 1927 with The Jazz
Christmas at The Beverly Hills Hotel and Polo Lounge
Built in 1912, The Beverly Hills Hotel is just as luxurious, glamorous, and desired as it was 107 years ago. It was known as “the hotel between the city and the sea,” because it was almost perfectly centered between Downtown Los Angeles and Santa Monica. Plus, it gave those looking for real estate in the old lima bean fields, a place to spend the night as they looked for the perfect property to build a home. A few years later, the hotel would have famous neighbors like Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd. The legendary Polo Lounge is a must for anyone staying at, or visiting the property. A few of us just made our annual
Heritage Square Museum Halloween
Los Angeles may be the hub of the entertainment world and one of the newest cities in America, but we still have plenty of history to share! Just north of Dodger Stadium and Downtown Los Angeles sits the Heritage Square Museum — a living history museum highlighting life in Southern California in its first 100 years as a state. The property has plenty to see with actual structures from the Victorian era that have been saved, preserved, and moved to the location. The structures offer up a picturesque 1800’s town just 2 miles away from the skyscrapers of Downtown Los Angeles. Living museum, you ask? Yes! The museum staff are working, acting, and living as if they were back at
Celebrity Homes Tours and Sightings in Beverly Hills
CELEBRITY HOMES TOURS AND SIGHTINGS IN BEVERLY HILLS AND HOLLYWOOD _______________________________________ When traveling to different cities and countries, everyone has their own personal bucket list to check off. In Italy, it may be the canals of Venice, that leaning tower in Pisa, the statue of David, the Coliseum, or dining on great pizza and wine…among 1000’s of other amazing experiences and venues throughout the country. We’re in Los Angeles, and so much of what we do focuses around the celebrity history that helped build our city. It could be the legendary studios where they worked, the homes where they lived, the places they frequent for partying and dining, the locations they died, and ultimately—the places where they are laid to rest.
Live Music Venues in Los Angeles
Live music venues in Los Angeles are everywhere! After all, many of the world’s top musicians live in or around our city. We’ve got everything from small rock ‘n roll stages to outdoor venues to massive stadiums. Here’s just a few: Travel down the Sunset Strip and enjoy a bit of rock history. It’s where bands like Motley Crue, Jim Morrison and The Doors, Van Halen, Guns n Roses, and Frank Zappa played to excited fans. Spots like Gazzarri’s, Pandora’s Box, Billboard Live, and Starwood are long gone, but The Whisky A Go-Go, The Viper Room, The Roxy, and The Rainbow Bar and Grill are still going strong. One of the venues on this stretch that’s been reincarnated from past clubs is the
NSYNC Live on The Walk of Fame
Since the information was released about NSYNC live on the walk of fame, fans from around the world have been buying airline tickets for the opportunity to see the band live and in person. Lance Bass, JC Chasez, Justin Timberlake, Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick will receive their collective star for NSYNC on Monday, April 30th at 1130AM. The ceremony will be the 2636th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and will take place at 7080 Hollywood Blvd, near the corner of La Brea. Other boy bands at this same location include New Edition, New Kids on the Block, Boys II Men, and The Backstreet Boys. (Just yards away, next to the four silver ladies of Hollywood statue, look down to
