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Discover the Best Sports Bars in LA for Football Fever

Are you ready for some football? Los Angeles is, and the city is buzzing with excitement as fans gear up to cheer for their favorite teams. But watching the game at home doesn’t compare to the electric atmosphere of the best sports bars in LA. Be sure to catch the action at these best sports bars in LA. Tom’s Watch Bar Tom’s Watch Bar is a favorite among locals for its laid-back vibe and impressive array of screens. The bar boasts a diverse crowd of football enthusiasts. This creates an energetic atmosphere that will have you high-fiving strangers when your team scores that winning touchdown. The Greyhound Bar and Grill Either location of The Greyhound Bar and Grill emerges as 

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Unforgettable Summer LA Music Festivals

Los Angeles, known as the entertainment capital of the world, is a magnet for music enthusiasts, particularly during the summer months. This bustling city has a diverse and vibrant music scene, offering many LA music festivals catering to a wide range of genres. If you’re a music lover searching for unforgettable live performances and an electrifying atmosphere, here are some must-attend music festivals in Los Angeles during July and August. HARD Summer LA Music Festival Calling all electronic music enthusiasts! The HARD Summer Music Festival, taking place on August 5-6, is an event you will want to attend. Held at the iconic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Exposition Park, and BMO Stadium, this two-day extravaganza has become a staple in the 

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Best Hiking in LA: Hollywood Hiking Havens

Hollywood is more than the glitz and glamour of the entertainment industry that we often associate it with. In fact, you can find some of the best hiking in LA around Hollywood. There are three hidden gems nestled in the heart of Los Angeles that offer an escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. The Hollywood Sign, Griffith Park, and Runyon Canyon are prime areas around Hollywood where you can lace up your boots and enjoy natural wonders just beyond the bright lights. Griffith Park Griffith Park, one of the largest urban parks in the U.S., spans more than 4,200 acres. It provides some of the best hiking in LA, with a range of easy strolls to challenging treks for 

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Top 5 Things to Do During Spring in Los Angeles

During spring in Los Angeles, the weather becomes warmer and sunnier, with lower chances of rain. It’s the perfect time to indulge in fun activities that take advantage of the pleasant weather. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, there are plenty of exciting things to do!  1. Take a Walk in Beverly Hills Beverly Hills is a captivating neighborhood, and one of the best ways to appreciate the beauty of this affluent area is by taking a leisurely walk around its streets. From the manicured gardens and extravagant mansions to high-end boutiques and top-rated restaurants, there is always something fascinating to see. If you’re not up for a lengthy walk, try Glitterati’s Celebrity Tour. You’ll love this in-depth tour 

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The Most Romantic Places to Visit in LA

                  This month, love is in the air as the country celebrates the most romantic holiday of the year. Make your Valentine’s Day extra special by enjoying one or more of the most romantic places to visit in LA. These are the perfect hot spots for you and your special someone to spend quality time together.  Griffith Observatory: The Quintessential Romantic Place to Visit What could be more romantic than looking into the cosmos with your loved one? An icon of Los Angeles, the Griffith Observatory is located on the southern slope of Mount Hollywood in Griffith Park. It’s the best vantage point for seeing the world-famous Hollywood sign and has telescope viewing 

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Los Angeles in the Fall

Glitterati is very excited to welcome you to Los Angeles this Fall! Our custom private tours of Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Malibu, and Santa Monica are a great way for the entire family to experience all the amazing sites this city has to offer both in style but also safely. As we near the cooler months, now is a great time to visit LA.  There are a number of exciting events you can experience outside in Los Angeles this Fall.  And as always,  we are adhering to all Covid-19 protocols such as mask enforcement and vaccine checks to assure that your family is comfortable and safe during your time with us.       Book a tour with us today at 

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What Are The Most Popular Tours in Hollywood?

What are the most popular tours in Hollywood?  It really depends on what you’re looking to get out of the city.  Remember, L.A. is a gigantic spread out city and popular destinations can be separated by quite a distance.  Just in the radius around Hollywood, you’ve got Downtown L.A. to the east about ½ hour away, and Santa Monica to the west about 40 minutes away.  In between, you’ve got popular communities or cities like West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Century City and Westwood.  Once down at the beach in Santa Monica, you can travel south to Venice Beach, or north up the coast to Malibu. Before deciding on where you want to stay, truly pull up a map and look 

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Now Offering Private Tours of Hollywood and Beverly Hills

Like most businesses temporarily shuttered due to Covid-19, Glitterati Tours is excited to resume operations.  For us, the changes won’t be that dramatic, for we’ve always detailed each and every vehicle for our private sightseeing excursions of Hollywood, Los Angeles and Beverly Hills. However, we will follow additional guidelines in making sure our SUV’s are completely sanitized to protect you and your family or friends. This will include everything from the seats, door handles, and arm rests…to controls and lap belts.  Furthermore, your guide will be required to wear a mask at all times. We will provide each guest with a personal cellophane bag containing a mask, a mini hand sanitizer, snacks and water. Remember, this is not a bus 

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Tours of Hollywood and Beverly Hills

Gosh.  We really hoped to have more to say at this point, but Al Pacino said it best in The Godfather with, “Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.” We keep (wishfully) thinking that we will be past COVID-19 by a specific date, but the calendar keeps rolling by with more cases and more closures. Just today, California reached a milestone in cases.  Some may say we’re shooting ourselves (and local businesses) in the foot, by repeating information.  Better that than having our beloved tourism market suffer further by promoting anything other than the numbers presented by local and state authorities.  There are no conspiracy theories here.  Instead, tens of thousands of amazing hard-working individuals 

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The Safest Tours in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills

Here we go again. All dressed up and nowhere to go!?  That’s our current position as a small business here in Los Angeles.  We’ve pushed our start date back a half dozen times due to the uncertainty of Covid-19…April 1st, May 1st, June 1st, July 1st, July 12th, to the absolute unknown date down the line. Just today, the California governor re-ordered the closure of many businesses.  Some of these had lifted restrictions for a short period of time.  The following will be closed in 30 counties around California, which covers about 80% of the population: -Bars, Movie Theaters, Gyms, Barbershops, Nail Salons, Zoos, Museums, Cardrooms, Family Entertainment Centers, Malls, and Indoor Dining at Restaurants (restaurants with outdoor patios will 

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