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.
Hollywood Tours in Spanish or German
At Glitterati Tours of Hollywood and Beverly Hills, we proudly offer private luxury tours in both Spanish and German, so guests from across the globe can make the most of their visit. LA Spanish-Language Tours with Professional Translators If you’d like your tour conducted in Spanish, we are happy to meet your needs. All our private luxury excursions can be presented in Spanish through our collaboration with experienced translators. Each tour features a knowledgeable guide who also serves as your driver, joined by an interpreter onboard. This approach ensures every detail, story, and insight is accessible to you in Spanish throughout your journey. Please note that since our Spanish translator is provided by an external language service, there is a
Dine LA Restaurant Week 2026
A Culinary Adventure Awaits. Discover the Best Eats Across Los Angeles, From Beverly Hills to the Beach Dine LA Restaurant Week is making its much-anticipated return in 2026! Mark your calendars from January 23 to February 6 for an incredible opportunity to savor the city’s top culinary experiences. With Los Angeles renowned for its vibrant mix of ethnicities and cultures, the dining options are as diverse as the city itself—if you can’t find what you’re craving, it probably doesn’t exist! The Dine LA map stretches across the county, from the sun-soaked shores of Long Beach to the lively neighborhoods of the San Fernando Valley. But if you’re looking for hotspots a bit closer to Hollywood, you’ll find an array of
What To Do For St. Patrick’s Day in L.A.
Green alcohol, salty meat, and boiled vegetables! St. Patrick’s Day events in Los Angeles are just around the corner. Because this celebrated day actually falls on a Monday, you’ll find many venues celebrating the festivities over the weekend on March 14th-16th. Here’s a few things happening in the L.A. area: DTLA March 15-16, 2025 from 1pm-2am The largest pub crawl in Los Angeles will be in DTLA. It will start at Grand Central Market and involve over 10 different venues. It includes the Golden Gopher, Beelman’s Pub, First Draft Taproom, 33 Taps and Crane’s Bar. Your ticket will provide drink specials, some free shots, and St. Paddy’s accessories. Pre-sale tickets can be found at Los Angeles Club Crawl. LOS FELIZ
Los Angeles Tours with Portuguese Translator
Glitterati Tours can provide a Portuguese speaking translator for our private tours of Los Angeles, Hollywood and Beverly Hills, as well as Santa Monica, Venice Beach and Malibu. In addition to our hourly tour rate (2-hour tour time minimum), there would be a separate charge of $50 per hour with a 4-hour minimum for the professional translator. “O Tour du Jour oferece a opção de um tradutor fluente em português para nossos passeios particulares em Los Angeles, Hollywood e Beverly Hills, além de Santa Monica, Venice Beach e Malibu. Além da tarifa padrão de 2 horas para o passeio (com duração mínima de duas horas), haverá um custo adicional de $ 50 por hora, com um tempo mínimo exigido de
Los Angeles for Valentine’s Day
Are you planning to celebrate in Los Angeles for Valentine’s Day? If so, there are plenty of amazing opportunities to explore. Make sure to book your reservations now before it’s too late. Some romantic hotspots include The Little Door, Geoffrey’s Malibu, Gwen on Sunset Blvd., JAR on Beverly Blvd., Republique on La Brea, Wolfgang Puck’s Cut, The Polo Lounge, Saddle Peak Lodge in Calabasas, Spago in Beverly Hills, and Tam O’Shanter in Atwater Village. There are also endless packages at some of Beverly Hills’ most popular hotels. These can include prix-fixe meals, spa treatments, and special romantic perks. Can’t get into some of the most popular locations on February 14th? Avoid the rush and plan an alternative Valentine’s date. It’s
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.
Los Angeles Area Beaches
Summer is officially here and in full swing. While Los Angeles may have beaches and palm trees, the cooler temps earlier in the year keep the shoreline a little less busy, but once summer hits locals and visitors alike flock to the waters. With so many people it can be a bit overwhelming trying to map out the best way to do a beach day – but we’ve got you covered. Here are the Glitterati Tours approved tips for your best summer beach day: If you find yourself truly wanting the surf and doing some swimming, your best bet is to skip hanging out at Santa Monica or Venice and head to one of the quieter beaches like Manhattan Beach,
Santa Monica Restaurant Week
Hey foodies! We have two questions for you…What exactly is a persimmon, and how could it make for a great weekend in Santa Monica? If you don’t know the answer to either of these questions, that’s okay. I myself had to look up exactly what a persimmon was (it’s an edible fruit that resembles a large, yellow tomato and has a sweet flesh. You’re welcome). If you are interested in this cheeky tomato doppelganger, this weekend is the time to try it out. The Santa Monica Restaurant Week has made the persimmon the central ingredient, and this weekend marks the final few days for great deals. Today through Sunday, you can experience some of the best food Santa Monica has
L.A. Summer Sunsets at Dockweiler Beach
Warmer days are here to stay for the next few months (okay, maybe it never is truly cold in L.A., but that ocean breeze can be chilly!), and there are few better ways to spend an evening than with a perfect view of a West Coast sunset. The best place to see it? The beach obviously. For those of you wanting to avoid the craziness of the Santa Monica Pier and Venice Beach but still want a relaxing evening enjoying the view, we have the L.A. insider tip to help you enjoy it best. Just a few steps away from Santa Monica is Dockweiler Beach. With convenient parking next to the beach for only $10, and much less foot traffic,
