Rodeo Drive has no entry line, which changes how tours work here: nobody queues, so a guide earns their fee by saying whose house hides behind that hedge and which storefront turned up in which film. Most tours below are bus or van rides blending Beverly Hills with Hollywood and the coast.

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Top-Rated Beverly Hills California Tours & Experiences

Private Tour Bus from Hollywood to Beverly Hills

A private bus ride between the two districts, with the group size set by you, which helps families and events. Ask which stops are included and whether the route can bend to your interests.

Private Tour Bus from Hollywood to Beverly Hills - Beverly Hills California

Beverly Hills Segway Tour

A Segway glides along the wide, flat streets, covering shopping blocks and residential streets with little walking. Expect a short training session, and check age and weight limits.

Beverly Hills Segway Tour - Beverly Hills California

Tour of Los Angeles Hollywood Beverly Hills Santa Monica Beach Grand Tour LA

A grand loop through several districts, with Beverly Hills as one stop among many. It suits a first visit to Los Angeles. Check how long each stop lasts, because day-long routes can feel rushed.

Tour of Los Angeles Hollywood Beverly Hills Santa Monica Beach Grand Tour LA - Beverly Hills California

Deluxe Grand Tour of LA Hollywood to Beverly Hills and Beach Tour

This one runs from Hollywood through Beverly Hills to the beach, and the deluxe label suggests extras. Compare inclusions and group size with the other grand tours before choosing.

Deluxe Grand Tour of LA Hollywood to Beverly Hills and Beach Tour - Beverly Hills California

Hollywood and Beverly Hills Celebrity Homes and Landmark Locations in Open Air Buses

An open-air bus ride past celebrity homes and landmarks, with good photo angles from the top deck. Bring a hat, sunscreen and a light jacket, because wind builds when the bus moves.

Hollywood and Beverly Hills Celebrity Homes and Landmark Locations in Open Air Buses - Beverly Hills California

LA Hollywood Beverly Hills and Beach Tour W Hotel Pickup

The title mentions hotel pickup linked to a W Hotel, so check which pickup points are offered and what time you need to be ready in the lobby.

LA Hollywood Beverly Hills and Beach Tour W Hotel Pickup - Beverly Hills California

Hollywood and Beverly Hills Tours

A broad title, so read the listing for format, vehicle and duration. It is the kind of short, general outing that fits a brief stay and a tight schedule.

Hollywood and Beverly Hills Tours - Beverly Hills California

Santa Monica Hollywood and Beverly Hills Open Bus Tour 3 5 Hour

An open-bus half-day that, going by the title, runs three to five hours and adds Santa Monica to Hollywood and Beverly Hills. Check the departure point and whether a beach stop is included.

Santa Monica Hollywood and Beverly Hills Open Bus Tour 3 5 Hour - Beverly Hills California

Hollywood and Beverly Hills Celebrity Homes Tours

Star homes are viewed from the street, and gates and hedges hide most of them. Sightings are never promised. Choose it if you enjoy Hollywood lore more than architecture.

Hollywood and Beverly Hills Celebrity Homes Tours - Beverly Hills California

5 Hours Hollywood Beverly Hills Tour the Grove and Farmers Market 4 Stops

A five-hour outing with four stops, including The Grove and the Farmers Market, which sit side by side. It is useful if you want lunch worked in. Check the stop list and timing.

Hours Hollywood Beverly Hills Tour the Grove and Farmers Market 4 Stops - Beverly Hills California

Beverly Hills Food Film and Fashion Tour

Themed around food, film and fashion, which suggests more time on foot and fewer drive-bys. Read the listing for how much is on foot and which sites are included.

Beverly Hills Food Film and Fashion Tour - Beverly Hills California

Hollywood to Beverly Hills Insiders Self Guided Driving Tour

You drive and a guide’s commentary plays through your phone or device, so you set the pace. Parking is easiest in the city’s public garages, so check posted rates and time limits.

Hollywood to Beverly Hills Insiders Self Guided Driving Tour - Beverly Hills California

These experiences in Beverly Hills California are popular with travelers and tend to sell out, especially during peak season, so we recommend booking in advance to secure your spot.

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Why We Picked These Tours

Beverly Hills is compact but loaded with film and fashion lore, which makes a guide worthwhile. The 6 priced tours here have 5,119 reviews averaging 4.8 stars, and Full-Day LA Tour leads on both rating and volume with 4.9 stars from 2,891 reviews.

Where to Sleep in Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills hotels are expensive, so many visitors stay in West Hollywood, Santa Monica or Hollywood and book tours with pickup. LAX is a drive away, usually 30 to 60 minutes depending on traffic.

Timing Your Beverly Hills Trip

Tours run year-round. Spring mornings can be gray, while fall and winter often bring the clearest air and sharpest views. Rain is uncommon but turns open-top buses unpleasant. Weekday mornings give the lightest traffic.

How Much Beverly Hills Tours Cost

The cheapest tour costs only 20, and the full-day option tops out at $95. Many listings let you cancel without charge until a day before departure, and the ones that do say so on the page, so read the policy before paying.

Quick Questions About Visiting Beverly Hills

How much does a Beverly Hills tour cost?

Priced listings run from $20 to $95, with a typical price near $66. Short bus tours cost less, while full-day tours including the beach cost more.

Full-Day LA Tour leads on both rating and volume, with 4.9 stars from 2,891 reviews, and it also reaches Hollywood and the coast.

Will I see celebrities on a homes tour?

Sightings are never promised. Most homes sit behind gates and hedges, so you see exteriors from the street. Treat it as a look at the area’s scale and film history.

Can I visit Rodeo Drive on a tour?

Rodeo Drive is a public street and free to walk. Bus tours often pass it or stop nearby, while walking and Segway tours give more time for window-shopping.