Location: Beverly Hills
Top Things to do in Beverly Hills
What to do and see in Beverly Hills, California (CA): The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
Playground to the rich, the famous and the glamorous, Beverly Hills is the home of some of California's most opulent homes, hotels and personalities. Visitors flock to the Hills to experience the allure of Hollywood, world-class shopping, fine dining and of course star-gazing. Give your credit card a real workout at top end boutiques and department stores on Rodeo Drive and Wilshire Boulevard, or dine in famous celebrity hangouts and watch for your favorite stars.
Restaurants in Beverly Hills
1. Takeaway Sculpture
2. Unconscious Sculpture
3. Center For Motion Picture Study
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
4. Ace Gallery Beverly Hills
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
Founded in 1961, ACE GALLERY has a history of installing museum quality exhibitions. One Ace Gallery, Two Locations -- Ace Gallery Beverly Hills is located at 9430 Wilshire Blvd in Beverly Hills, just east of Beverly Drive. Ace Gallery Los Angeles is located at 5514 Wilshire Blvd along LA's historic Miracle Mile. The gallery occupies the 2nd floor of the Wilshire Tower - built in 1929. Ace Gallery's exhibition program balances a selection of emerging and mid-career artists with artists who have become fully established over the last fifty years. - Exhibited Artists (updated March 2014) - Artists Currently on View at Ace Gallery Beverly Hills: Gisela Colon Mary Corse Robert Irwin Gary Lang Roy Lichtenstein Laurie Lipton Helen Pashgian DeWain Valentine Robert Wilson Artists Currently on View at Ace Gallery Los Angeles: Peter Alexander Gisela Colon Mary Corse The Date Farmers Charles Fine Phil Frost Ben Jones Helen Pashgian DeWain Valentine Bernar Venet More information on Current Exhibitions can be found on our website. Come tour Ace Gallery during visitor hours - Free Admission. HOURS: Tuesday-Saturday 10am-6pm
5. Golden Triangle
6. Historic Lily pond
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4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By GeorgeVreelandHill - Beverly Hills, United States
One of the most famous spots in the world and a photo-op dream. Everyone wants to visit Beverly Hills, and one of the first stops is the Beverly Hills Sign and Lily Pond. The sign and pond date back to the early 1900s, but the pond was dismantled for a mini park many years ago, but was restored for the BH centennial in 2014. A must-see attraction if there ever was one. George Vreeland Hill
7. Moreton Bay Fig tree
8. Rodeo Drive Walk of Style
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By 84trudig - Los Angeles, United States
Beautiful by day and night...lots of fun to walk these few short blocks to window shop or go in and look around/purchase...
9. The Horseman - John Wayne Sculpture
10. Rodeo Drive
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4.0 based on 5,508 reviews
Probably the most famous star-studded shopping street in the world.
Reviewed By journeywithuss - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rodeo Drive is definitely the place to be in Beverly Hills (or even California). You get a sense of stardom as you walk up and down the world famous Rodeo Drive. It has all your designer needs from Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Rolex, Guess - you name it, Rodeo Drive has it. We even stumbled across a $2million Rolex! Walking from one end to the other doesn't take very long if you aren’t stopping in the shops (perhaps 5-10 mins) so if you're not planning on shopping you probably wouldn't spend more than half a day here but there is definitely a lot to do and see. There are some cute, elegant restaurants spotted around where you can people-watch as you sip on a glass of champagne or plan which window-shopping activities you're going to complete next. Some of the cars you see down this road are incredible, like you've never seen before. It's definitely a place where the rich & famous come to show off their new toys. At the end (or start) of Rodeo Drive, depending which way you look at it, is the Beverly Hills Hotel – famous for its debut in the hit film "Pretty Woman". At the other end is the Beverly Hills sign, which guides you to the huge mansions you see on TV. Visiting Rodeo Drive is a must if you are in LA – you won't be disappointed. Instagram: @journeywithuss
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