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Visiting Pasadena and Los Angeles for the Rose Bowl

Indiana Hoosiers vs. Alabama Crimson Tide – Plan Your Trip to the Big Game!   Are you ready for one of college football’s most iconic showdowns? The Indiana Hoosiers will be facing off against the Alabama Crimson Tide at the legendary Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California on January 1, 2026. Whether you’re coming for the game, the world-famous Rose Parade, or just looking to soak up the atmosphere, Pasadena and the surrounding areas have something for everyone. Things to Do in Pasadena If you’re short on time and just here for the big event, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy Pasadena. Stroll through Old Town Pasadena for unique shopping, delicious dining, and vibrant entertainment. For culture lovers, the 

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Is West Hollywood a Good Walking City?

Is West Hollywood Walkable? Exploring WeHo’s Famous Streets and Hotspots West Hollywood, affectionately known as WeHo, is a vibrant city tucked between Hollywood (Los Angeles) and Beverly Hills. Renowned for its nightlife, legendary attractions, and eclectic neighborhoods, West Hollywood is a must-visit destination for locals and travelers alike. But is West Hollywood walkable? Absolutely! With its compact layout and lively streets, exploring WeHo on foot is an adventure in itself. Sunset Boulevard The world-famous Sunset Strip runs right through West Hollywood, beginning at the iconic Chateau Marmont and stretching down to Doheny Drive at Beverly Hills. Along this legendary boulevard, you’ll find rock and roll history at venues like The Roxy, Rainbow Bar & Grill, The Viper Room, and Whisky 

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Sunset Plaza on The Sunset Strip

Recommended by Glitterati Tours of Hollywood, Sunset Plaza on The Sunset Strip is perfect for a leisurely day of shopping, dining, people-watching, and celebrity sightings. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, here’s a few of our favorites. Shopping and Services Sunset Plaza has an awesome mix of high-end boutiques and trendy shops. Some of the must-visit stores and services include: Badgley Mischka Oliver Peoples Lorenzo Ole Henriksen Spa (Our VIP’s from Denmark always include this on their bucket list of Los Angeles sightseeing locations). Boot Star INC. Hot Pilates Philip Press Jewelry Drybar Sunset Kids …and of course The Oppenheim Group from “Selling Sunset” on Netflix.  This and anything related to Bravo’s “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” are popular 

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Four Seasons Hotel LA at Beverly Hills

Special offers are available now at The Four Seasons Hotel LA at Beverly Hills. This includes LA Suite Retreat, Hollywood Family Getaway, Advance Purchase, Awaken Your Senses, Stay Longer, and Bed and Breakfast. There’s still time to book your romantic Valentine’s Day dinner at Culina Ristorante. Hotel amenities include a workouts with a view, pool and cabana packages, on-site UPS Store, full service spa and nail salon, and luxury car transportation. This kid-friendly hotel also has cribs and rollaway beds, complimentary baby bath products, child-size bathrobes, and children’s menus at their restaurants and in-room dining. 300 South Doheny Drive, Los Angeles, California, 90048. Phone +1 (310) 273-2222. The Four Seasons is incredibly well-centered and very walkable to popular destinations. The 

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Famous Streets to Visit in Los Angeles

Some of the famous streets to visit in Los Angeles can be more well-known than the actual attractions they host.  From Downtown L.A., to Santa Monica, there are names that everyone the world-over has heard of via movies, songs, TV shows and video games (think Grand Theft Auto). In DTLA, there’s no street more important than Olvera Street.  Afterall, it was the birthplace of L.A. in 1781. Honorable mentions go to Alameda, Broadway, Grand (home of The Music Center), Olive, and Hope. In Santa Monica, there’s Pacific Coast Highway, Ocean Avenue, Third Street with its shopping and dining promenade, Main Street, San Vicente lined with beautiful coral trees, and Montana Avenue. The most famous streets however are up in the Hollywood, 

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Los Angeles Area Hotels

Always one of the biggest questions for someone coming to our city is about lodging at Los Angeles area hotels and where to stay.  There’s no easy answer, but looking at maps prior to your visit can certainly help in the decision making process.  We remind visitors that Los Angeles is a gigantic city.  On top of that, there are many cities within the city.  They include places like Santa Monica, Malibu and West Hollywood. Downtown Los Angeles is growing in their many offerings with food and culture.  Here, you’ll be close to the convention center, Grand Park, Union Station, L.A. Live and The Staples Center. A few hotels in this area include The Intercontinental, Nomad Hotel, and The Ace Hotel. 

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September Things to Do in Los Angeles

September Things to Do in Los Angeles Summer is slowly on the way out the door — even though temperatures hit near record highs in Los Angeles today.  Some of the best months to come to the city are September and October.  Schools are back in session, there is less traffic, and the famous landmarks around Hollywood and Beverly Hills are less-crowded. Of course, there’s also the must-see spots during your stay.  For museum lovers, make your way to The Getty Center in Brentwood, The Getty Villa in Malibu, The Broad in Downtown Los Angeles, LACMA, MOCA, The Griffith Park Observatory, The Petersen Automotive Museum and The La Brea Tar Pits. For shoppers, hit The Grove LA, The Farmers Market, 

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Ice Cream in Los Angeles

School may be back in session, but the temperatures aren’t quite ready to dip down into the cooler degrees of fall just yet. For those summer lovers who are not quite ready to let go of the season and dive into everything fall and pumpkin spice, (really Starbucks? It’s not even September!) Los Angeles has some of the best places for a cold sweet treat. Here are our top three choices for a cool treat amidst all this heat —Ice Cream in Los Angeles! SALT AND STRAW: This may be the cities most popular and well known spot, and it’s for good reason. Salt and Straw’s many locations all over town have some of the most interesting and surprising flavors 

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Viceroy L’Ermitage Hotel Beverly Hills

The Viceroy L’Ermitage Hotel Beverly Hills is located between the famous shopping streets of Rodeo Drive on the west, and Robertson Blvd. on the east. There’s also a handful of other amazing streets in the general area, like Canon Drive.  Canon is known for famous restaurants like Spago by Wolfgang Puck, Mastro’s Steakhouse, Il Pastaio, and Via Alloro.  If you go the opposite direction and find yourself on Robertson, grab a lunch at The Ivy, Petrossian, or The Henry. The Viceroy is a modern luxury hotel and has been in existence since 1975.  It has always been a favorite of celebrities, including the late Liz Taylor and Richard Burton.  It’s located on the beautiful tree-lined street of Burton Way, which also 

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CicLAvia Meet The Hollywoods

Los Angeles is incredible with its hustle and bustle. While this is great for pumping out entertainment, often times the traffic it brings is not. Try driving around anytime between 7 to 9 in the morning and 5 to 7 in the evening. It gets crazy but you can’t beat the city so we all seem to put up with it. While Metro stations are popping up and being built to hopefully improve the traffic flow, they are doing some great events for the community in the meantime, and on August 18th you can enjoy one! CivLAvia is an event in partnership with Metro that gets the cars off the streets and people walking around exploring. CivLAvia Meet The Hollywoods 

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