Экскурсии по Лос-Анджелесу

1. Los Angeles - Private City Tour

Los Angeles is a city that embodies the American dream. The city is located on the shores of the Pacific Ocean, which is filled with commercial, industrial, financial and cultural centers of the American West. Los Angeles is considered one of the world's largest entertainment centers.

During the tour you will visit Downtown, the Convention Center (one of the largest exhibition complexes in the USA), Hollywood Boulevard with the Walk of Fame, where the names of more than 2,500 famous actors of cinema and show business are immortalized, the historic Mann Chinese Cinema and the famous Kodak Cinema, where even more famous Oscar award ceremonies take place, Beverly Hills with its magnificent mansions, the Beverly Hilton Hotel - the "Los Angeles White House", Rodeo Drive - the Shopping Mecca of Hollywood stars,

The Crystal Cathedral, the ultra-modern home of symphonic music - Disney Hall, the Sunset Strip, the famous Los Angeles embankments on the Atlantic Ocean and much, much more

2. Los Angeles - private city tour

We invite you to a private tour of Los Angeles. You will visit the most famous sights of Los Angeles:

Downtown.

Chinatown. Olvera Street – the birthplace of the city (stop). The oldest Spanish church. Cathedral of Our Lady – a masterpiece of modern architecture (stop). Music Center: four theaters, including Frank Gehry’s silver fantasy. Biltmore Millennium Hotel – the cradle of the American Film Academy, an Italian-Spanish renaissance of the country’s classical interiors (stop). Pershing Square – the first park in the city.

Broadway is a ghost of pre-war America. A street of abandoned movie theaters and a jewelry district. The Convention Center is one of the largest exhibition complexes in the United States. Los Angeles Life is a concert and sports complex where the Lakers and Kings are based, and where Emmy awards are presented to television people and Grammy awards to musicians.

Hollywood.

Masonic Lodge. Hancock Park – “Old Beverly Hills” – the “old money” district that the first oil magnates and successful filmmakers invested in real estate. Oil swamp in the museum district. The sign “HOLLYWOOD”.

"Little Paris", where the American dream factory was born (stop).

Oscar locations (stop): Roosevelt Hotel, Dolby Theatre (Kodak), celebrity prints and autographs in the concrete of the Chinese Theatre courtyard, Avenue of Stars. Yamashiro – a Japanese restaurant in a 14th-century palace (stop). Sunset Strip – a street of “folk festivities” and a club under the night sky.

Beverly Hills. Gray Rocks Park - the castle of oil magnate Doheny. Magnificent mansions. Rodeo Drive: a shopping street - a collection of the world's finest brands and an exhibition of window art. Regency Wilshire Hotel, where the movie "Pretty Woman" was filmed. Beverly Hilton Hotel - "The Los Angeles White House".

Century City and Westwood.

FOX and MGM buildings. The Mormon Church is the second largest after the main temple in Utah. Marilyn Monroe's burial place (stop). Wilshire Corridor - a construction site for expensive condos, a golf course where the Aviator fell.

3. Los Angeles – 2-day city tour

We invite you to a private tour of Los Angeles.

Hollywood.

Masonic lodge.
Hankook Park – “Old Beverly Hills” – is the “old money” area that was invested in real estate by the first oil tycoons and successful filmmakers.
Oil swamp in the museum district.
The "HOLLYWOOD" sign .
"Little Paris", where the American dream factory was born (stop).
Oscar Locations (Stop): Roosevelt Hotel, Dolby Theatre (Kodak), celebrity prints and autographs in concrete of Chinese Theatre courtyard, Walk of Fame
Yamashiro is a Japanese restaurant in a 14th century palace (stop).
Sunset Strip is a street of "folk festivities" and a club under the night sky.

2nd day: Continuation of the sightseeing tour (6 hours). Beverly Hills, Century City, Santa Monica, Venice Beach. Pacific Palisades and Five Religions Park. Getty Center – the pearl of the Getty Trust – the most generous philanthropist in the world.

4. Private tour along the Los Angeles coast

During the excursion you will visit Malibu Canyon, Malibu City, Five Religions Park, Santa Monica City, Santa Monica Promenade, Venice Beach, Venetian Canals, Marina Del Rey.

5. Private tour of Pasadena

Pasadena is a California city in Los Angeles County, a suburb of Los Angeles, located 19 km to the southwest. The main center of the San Gabriel Valley, located at the foot of the mountain range of the same name near the Angeles National Forest.

Your personal guide will pick you up from your hotel. During the tour you will visit the Automobile Museum, Suicide Bridge, Norton Simon Museum, Huntington Library Garden. You will enjoy the magnificent architecture of the city and its incredible nature.

6. Private tour of the Paul Getty Center

On this tour we invite you to visit one of the most famous American art museums, owned by the most generous patron of the arts on the American continent – the Paul Getty Trust.

During the tour you will visit a charming botanical garden. The plants are selected in such a way that the garden is in bloom at any time of the year. It is a real symphony of colors and smells. The stream flowing from the jug of time into the lake of azaleas sounds completely different under each of the dozen bridges. A breathtaking view of the city. A cactus garden. Several original sites surrounded by buildings of ultra-modern architecture by the Pritzker Prize winner Meyer.

Four pavilions with a permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. Masters of antiquity, Rembrandt and artists of his era, classics of impressionism, applied art and much more in the museum's collection.

7. Private tour to Universal Studios

During the tour, you will be told about the history of cinema and how Hollywood became the film capital of the USA. The main focus is on the history of Universal. Tourists do not need to look for rides, calculate the time, guess where to go: all this has already been calculated. First of all, a 45-minute tour in a trailer around the operating studio: the directors' bungalow, the city of scenery, the film sets of Psycho, War of the Worlds, Jaws, an earthquake in a subway, etc. Then - the rides Backdraft, Jurassic Park, The Mummy, the Terminator and Shrek stereo cinemas with additional special effects. You will also visit the inside of the cartoon about the Simpsons family and the House of Horrors.

You will see a colorful stunt show from the movie "Water World" and much more. All this is accompanied by stories about the films, interesting facts about the filming or the film crew.

8. Private tour to Universal Studios

During the tour, you will learn about the history of cinema and how Hollywood became the film capital of the USA. The main focus is on the history of Universal. Tourists do not need to look for rides, calculate the time, guess where to go: all this has already been calculated. First of all, a 45-minute tour in a trailer around the operating studio: the directors' bungalow, the city of scenery, the film sets of Psycho, War of the Worlds, Jaws, an earthquake in the subway, etc. Then - the rides Backdraft, Jurassic Park, The Mummy, the Terminator and Shrek stereo cinemas with additional special effects. You will also visit the inside of the cartoon about the Simpsons family and the house of horrors. You will see a colorful stunt show from the movie Water World and much more. All this is accompanied by stories about the films, interesting facts about the filming or the film crew.

You will also attend a concert by the Blues Brothers from the film of the same name, see a performance by animal actors, and learn how some special effects are made. After the park, there is Universal City Walk, a town full of entertainment, interesting shops, and good restaurants.

9. Yacht and car tour along the Los Angeles coast

In the morning you will go to Las Virginis Canyon, where you will visit the Indian Temple of God Venkateswara. Then the city of Malibu. Then you will drive along the Pacific coast. In Pacific Palisades you will walk through the Park of Five Religions. The next city - Santa Monica - will please you with its Promenade, the famous pier with an amusement park, beautiful architecture.

By midday you will find yourself in Marina Del Rey, a small town where there are more yachts and boats than residents. From there, an exciting 4-hour sailing trip on an eight-seater yacht will begin.

Once you disembark, you will be taken to the Venice of Los Angeles – Venice Beach, where you will stroll along the canals and mansions of the Californian bohemia.

10. Individual tour to Santa Barbara

On the way to Santa Barbara, you will learn about the Spanish period of California, the development of agriculture in this region, the San Fernando and Pleasant valleys, the cities of Oxnard and Ventura, the history of Santa Barbara. During the excursion, you will see the most famous sights of Santa Barbara:

Orchid plantation.
Miniature Horse Ranch.
Stop at Santa Barbara Pier for breakfast. Santa Barbara Station.
The largest tree canopy in California is the Santa Barbara fig tree.
The first fortress, the commandant's house - the historical center.
Spanish Mission. (Those who wish can enter the mission grounds for an additional fee.)
Ostrich farm.
Firestone Wine Company tasting room.
Danish village of Solvang. Lake Kochuma.
The official center of the city: the city hall and the courthouse.

11. Individual tour Grape Paradise - Santa Barbara

This tour includes a winery tour of the Santa Ynez Valley, a stop at the Santa Barbara Pier, the scenic San Marcus Pass, and Lake Cachuma.

Wineries Fess Parker, Sunstone, Cagliara, Redo, Black Jack Ranch, Firestone, Gainey, Casa Cassara.

Stop for lunch in the Danish village of Solvang.

12. Individual tour to San Diego from Los Angeles

This tour will give you a short introduction to the cities you will pass through: Long Beach, Garden Grove, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Irvine, Dinah Point, San Juan Capistrano, Carlsbad, St. Catalina Island. You will also learn about the main milestones in the history of the region. You will visit the most famous sights of the city:

Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove (stop) – world-famous complex of the Reformed Church, which began with sermons for those who preferred to listen without leaving their cars. Transparent palace of prayer and joy. Bell tower of polished steel prisms. Marble chapel. Park with many unique sculptures.
La Joya. (Stop) Resort town. Picturesque embankment. Flocks of pelicans. Seal rookery. Famous Valencia Hotel.
Old Town. The first fortress, the first school, the first city hall, the first hotel. An exotic mix of Spanish and Mexican cultures with the traditions of America during the Californian gold rush. Cozy tobacco shops, candy stores, old-style tableware and household goods, restaurants of national Mexican cuisine.
New San Diego. The embankment, "overgrown" with three dozen "urban trees" by modern sculptors. Soviet submarine. Old sailing ships. (stop). Aircraft carrier "Midway", for which "Desert Storm" became the last combat mission. (stop).
Lunch - 1 hour at the "Sea Village" on the embankment.
Downtown. You'll see the new convention center and ultra-modern skyscrapers. Just beyond them is the Gaslamp District, built at the turn of the 20th century, as well as the austere, classic US Grand Hotel and Sprinklers Theater.
Balboa Park. (Stop). This is an exhibition complex from the beginning of the 20th century. An orangery with many exotic plants, and next to it is a pond with various varieties of lilies. An open-air organ. A rose garden and a cactus garden. The Museum of Fine Arts.
Coronado Peninsula. Crooked Bridge. Hotel Coronado – the filming location of Some Like It Hot. The most expensive area of the city.

13. Private tour to San Diego from Los Angeles, with a visit to Sea World park

Sea World Park is a huge marine zoo. It has stunningly beautiful aquariums with hundreds of exotic fish, sea predators, mammals and jellyfish. There are regular shows of trained dolphins and whales. A walk around the park takes 3 hours. Lunch is 30 minutes.
Old Town. (Stop) City Commandant's House. Diaguenos' courtyards. Wells Fargo and stagecoach museums. Cosmopolitan Hotel.
New San Diego. Modern architecture and streets of the early 20th century. Schooners, barges, ferries, liners. (Stop)
Downtown. The austere skyscrapers and cozy toy buildings of the Gaslamp District
Balboa Park (Stop) An amazingly beautiful place in the Spanish Renaissance style.
Coronado Peninsula (Stop) The Coronado Hotel is an American classic. Here you will feel the living breath of the history of this country.