A Day in Beverly Hills: Exploring the city's natural offerings

• 8:00am - Breakfast at Urth Caffé
  Start your day with a cup of organic coffee and freshly baked croissant at the popular Urth Caffé, where all dishes are made from local and sustainable ingredients.
• 9:00am - Runyon Canyon Park
  Get some exercise and enjoy panoramic views of the city on a hike through the Runyon Canyon Park. Don't forget to bring plenty of water and sunscreen!
• 11:00am - Beverly Hills Farmers Market
  Explore the bustling Beverly Hills Farmers Market, where you can find fresh fruits, artisanal bread, and unique gifts. Take a stroll and take in the vibrant atmosphere.
• 1:00pm - Visit the Greystone Mansion and Park
  Tour the stunning Greystone Mansion and Park, a historic landmark that boasts beautiful gardens and a grand mansion, once owned by oil tycoon Edward Doheny.
• 3:00pm - Relax at Beverly Canon Gardens
  Take a break and unwind at the Beverly Canon Gardens, a peaceful oasis in the heart of Beverly Hills. Admire the stunning outdoor art installations and beautiful fountains.
• 5:00pm - Sunset at Beverly Hills Sign
  Watch the sunset at the iconic Beverly Hills sign, located at the Beverly Hills Public Library. The perfect photo opportunity to end your day.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Urth Caffé (1 hour, $15)
• Runyon Canyon Park (2-3 hours, free)
• Beverly Hills Farmers Market (1 hour, $10+ for food and gifts)
• Greystone Mansion and Park (2 hours, $10 for parking)
• Beverly Canon Gardens (1 hour, free)
• Beverly Hills Sign (30 minutes, free)
• Total Estimated Costs: $35+

Transportation

Most attractions in Beverly Hills are within driving distance, but visitors can also take public transportation such as buses, taxis or car rentals. A taxi ride from LAX airport to Beverly Hills typically costs around $50, while a car rental for a day starts at $35. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and clothing during the trip.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, you can explore the Rodeo Drive, which is a popular shopping destination. On the other hand, if you have less time, you can skip the Beverly Hills Sign and spend more time at the farmers market or Greystone mansion. Remember to bring cash as some merchants may not accept credit cards.

Airports

Beverly Hills does not have its own airport. The nearest airports are Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Burbank Airport (BUR). LAX is the largest airport in the area and is located about 12 miles southwest of Beverly Hills. Burbank Airport is located about 11 miles north of Beverly Hills.