Beverly Hills in Three Days - A City Experience

• Day 1 – Visit the Rodeo Drive, a street full of luxury shops like Gucci and Chanel. Stroll around the Beverly Gardens Park and take a photo with the Beverly Hills Sign. Take a walk along Sunset Boulevard to grab lunch at the The Ivy restaurant.
• Day 2 – Visit the Hollywood Walk of Fame and Musso And Frank Grill, a steakhouse from 1919 that has hosted stars from Charlie Chaplin to Johnny Depp. Spend an afternoon in the Palevsky Center at the Beverly Hills Library and end the day with a visit to the Beverly Hills City Hall.
• Day 3 – Take a morning hike up Franklin Canyon Park, where scenes from The Andy Griffith Show and Beverly Hillbillies were filmed. Grab lunch at the elegant Viceroy L’Ermitage Beverly Hills, then head to the Greystone Mansion for a tour of a Beverly Hills historic landmark. End your day with a bike ride around the Century City area.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Rodeo Drive (2 hours, Free)
• Beverly Gardens Park (1 hour, Free)
• The Ivy (1.5 hours, $45-$75/person)
• Hollywood Walk of Fame (2 hours, Free)
• Musso And Frank Grill (1.5 hours, $30-50/person)
• Palevsky Center (2 hours, Free)
• Beverly Hills City Hall (1 hour, Free)
• Franklin Canyon Park (2 hours, Free)
• Viceroy L’Ermitage Beverly Hills (1.5 hours, $70/person)
• Greystone Mansion Tour (1 hour, $35/person)
• Century City bike ride (2 hours, $40/bike rental)
Total Estimated Costs: $250-$330

Transportation

Consider using a ride-share service, renting a car or taking the bus if you plan to explore beyond the Beverly Hills area. Rodeo Drive and Beverly Gardens Park are within walking distance. Remember that Los Angeles is known for its heavy traffic, so travel times may vary greatly, and it's better to plan ahead of time to avoid delays. A bus ride costs about $1.75, while a one-day car rental costs around $60.

Useful Tips

If you have an extra day, take a side trip to Santa Monica Beach, which is only about a 20-minute drive away. Alternatively, if you have limited time, choose to visit either Rodeo Drive or Century City. Also, remember to wear comfortable shoes since many locations require some walking.

Airports

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is the nearest airport located approximately 15 miles southwest of Beverly Hills. It has a variety of international and domestic flights with many amenities like lounges, hotels, shopping, and restaurants. Another nearby option is the Bob Hope Airport (BUR), located approximately 20 miles northeast of Beverly Hills, which serves domestic travelers.