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.
Hospital of Emotions in Los Angeles
One of Los Angeles’ most unusual new art experiences is taking shape in the heart of Westlake, near Historic Filipinotown and Lafayette Park. May 27th through at least July 31, 2026, a former wing of St. Vincent Behavioral Health Campus has been transformed into Hospital of Emotions, a large-scale immersive pop-up that turns a real hospital setting into a living museum of feeling, memory, and imagination. With the tagline “A place to heal your heART,” the exhibition blends architecture, storytelling, and contemporary art into an experience that feels both visually striking and emotionally reflective. Rather than simply displaying artwork on walls, the project invites visitors to move room by room through an environment designed to spark curiosity, connection, and conversation.
What to do in Los Angeles During a Visit?
Glitterati Tours Insider Guide to the City of Angels Los Angeles is a city where dreams come to life and your bucket list turns into reality. At Glitterati Tours of Hollywood, we’re here to help you make the most of your time in this vast metropolis. Whether you’re drawn to Hollywood’s glitz or the laid-back luxury of Beverly Hills, there’s a world of adventure waiting for you in LA. Why Los Angeles Is the Ultimate Destination Renowned as the entertainment capital of the world, Los Angeles offers endless possibilities for exploration. At its heart, Hollywood and Beverly Hills serve as perfect starting points for your citywide adventure. Let’s dive into the must-see attractions and experiences that should be at the
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
Our LA Story Tour Takes in the Best of Los Angeles
Experience Hollywood, West Hollywood, and Beverly Hills Like a Local If you’re planning a trip to Los Angeles and want to see the city’s most iconic neighborhoods and sights, Glitterati Tours’ LA Story Tour is the perfect way to experience it all. As our most popular tour, it brings together the glitz, history, and culture that make LA unforgettable. Hollywood vs. West Hollywood: What’s the difference? Hollywood is a legendary district forming part of the sprawling city of Los Angeles. It’s the birthplace of California’s movie industry, home to classic studios like Paramount and the original Warner Bros. Wander along the Walk of Fame, snap photos at Grauman’s Chinese Theater, and take in the view of the world-famous Hollywood sign—no
Your Los Angeles Guide to Halloween
Where to Find the Best Haunts, Events, and Spooky Fun in LA When it comes to Halloween, nowhere does it quite like Los Angeles. The City of Angels transforms into a playground of fright, fun, and festivities, offering an amazing array of experiences for thrill-seekers and Halloween enthusiasts. Wondering how to make the most of the spooky season in LA? Here’s our go-to shortlist for the haunted and unforgettable! Los Angeles Haunted Hayride at Griffith Park One of LA’s most iconic Halloween attractions, the Los Angeles Haunted Hayride in Griffith Park is back and bigger than ever through November 2nd. This year introduces exciting new features like the Elvira Pop-Up Shop and Elvira’s Trick or Treat Mayhem. Don’t miss the
The Beverly Hills Hotel
Nestled in the heart of Beverly Hills, the Beverly Hills Hotel stands as an enduring symbol of luxury and glamour. Fondly known as the “Pink Palace,” this historic establishment has been a haven for celebrities, millionaires, and discerning travelers since its inception in 1912. As you leave the vibrant Sunset Strip of West Hollywood and venture into the lush, tree-lined streets of Beverly Hills, you are greeted by the iconic sight of the Beverly Hills Hotel. This grand dame of hospitality predates the incorporation of Beverly Hills and was originally conceived as a retreat between the bustling city of Los Angeles and the serene coastline of Santa Monica. CELEBRITIES During Hollywood’s golden age, the hotel attracted some of the era’s
Hollywood Walk of Fame
On this day 65 years ago, a star for director Stanley Kramer was the first laid into the sidewalk for the Walk of Fame. Some contribute this honor to Joanne Woodward, but she was the first celebrity actually photographed with the terrazzo and brass monument. Since then, thousands have followed. The Hollywood Walk of Fame stretches 15 blocks along Hollywood Boulevard, and 3 blocks along Vine Street. Walk of Fame Categories Categories along the walk include individual and group contributions to radio, motion pictures, TV, music, and theater. A sports entertainment category was added in 2023. Gene Autry is the only individual to achieve all 5 stars from the original categories. Some have been honored in both individual and group
Weekend Events in Los Angeles
2025 LA MARATHON, MARCH 16TH Weekend events in Los Angeles will make for an especially busy Sunday. This includes our Los Angeles Marathon which is expected to have 26,000 runners. The ‘Stadium to the Stars’ run will begin at 7AM at Dodger Stadium and will end on Avenue of the Stars in Century City. Along the route, runners will enjoy some of LA’s most iconic landmarks and neighborhoods. Communities include Chinatown, and Little Tokyo near our Civic Center in Downtown Los Angeles. From there the route goes through Angelino Heights, Echo Park, and Silver Lake before heading into Hollywood. Runners will sprint in front of The Dolby Theatre and Grauman’s Chinese Theater along the walk of fame and then south
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
