Los Angeles solo

Iconic pier offering amusement park rides, aquarium, and stunning ocean views. It's a lively spot perfect for a morning stroll with sea breezes.

• Arrive early to avoid crowds.
• Consider a ride on the Ferris wheel for panoramic views.

A pedestrian-only street with a mix of popular retail stores, boutiques, and street performers. Great for window shopping and grabbing a casual lunch.

• Look out for free live music performances.
• Many restaurants offer outdoor seating.

Famous for its eclectic atmosphere, street performers, Muscle Beach, and vibrant skate park. It's a people-watching paradise with a unique, artistic vibe.

• Be aware of your surroundings; it can get crowded and a bit gritty.
• Try some of the unique food stalls.

A highly-rated Venice restaurant known for its delicious wood-fired pizzas, seasonal dishes, and charming atmosphere. Perfect for a mid-range solo dinner.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends.
• The brussels sprouts are a must-try appetizer.

Stroll along Hollywood Boulevard and find the stars of your favorite celebrities embedded in the sidewalks. It’s a quintessential LA experience.

• Be prepared for crowds and street vendors.
• Look for the TCL Chinese Theatre and Dolby Theatre nearby.

A large entertainment and shopping complex offering retail stores, restaurants, and iconic views of the Hollywood Sign from its upper levels. A good spot for lunch.

• The rooftop offers excellent photo opportunities.
• Plenty of dining options from casual to sit-down.

Perched in the Hollywood Hills, this iconic observatory offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Los Angeles basin and the Hollywood Sign. Explore the exhibits inside.

• Parking can be challenging; consider ride-sharing or the DASH Observatory bus.
• The views are spectacular at sunset.

A historic Hollywood institution serving classic American cuisine and cocktails since 1919. It offers a taste of old Hollywood glamour.

• Try their signature martinis.
• Dress code is smart casual.

A stunning architectural marvel housing a vast collection of pre-20th-century European paintings, drawings, sculpture, and decorative arts. The gardens and views are also spectacular.

• Admission is free, but parking has a fee.
• Take the tram up for great views.
• Don't miss the Central Garden.

A historic LA landmark offering a diverse array of food stalls and small businesses. It's the perfect place for a casual, delicious lunch with many options.

• Sample from multiple vendors.
• It's adjacent to The Grove, making it a convenient stop.

An upscale outdoor shopping and entertainment complex featuring a historic trolley, dancing fountain, and a wide selection of popular retailers and department stores.

• Catch a movie at the historic single-screen movie theater.
• Great for people-watching and enjoying the ambiance.

A beautifully designed restaurant and bakery in a historic building, offering French-inspired cuisine with a Californian twist. Excellent for dinner.

• Reservations are essential.
• The pastry counter is also fantastic for a treat.

A historic food hall featuring a vibrant mix of local vendors serving diverse cuisines, from pupusas to oysters. A perfect spot for breakfast or an early lunch.

• Try Eggslut for breakfast sandwiches.
• Explore the variety of international food stalls.

A contemporary art museum with an impressive collection of post-war and contemporary art, including works by Jeff Koons and Yayoi Kusama. Admission is free.

• Book free general admission tickets online in advance, as they often sell out.
• The Infinity Mirrored Room requires a separate, timed ticket.

An architectural masterpiece designed by Frank Gehry, known for its striking stainless steel exterior. You can admire the exterior and explore the grounds.

• Free guided tours are sometimes available; check their schedule.
• The acoustics inside are world-renowned.

A popular rooftop bar and lounge offering stunning city views, craft cocktails, and French-inspired small plates. Ideal for a solo evening drink.

• Dress code is smart casual.
• Can get very busy; arrive early for a good spot.

The world-famous luxury shopping street, home to designer boutiques and high-end retailers. Even if you're not shopping, it's a glamorous place to stroll.

• Window shopping is free and enjoyable.
• Visit the iconic 'Two Rodeo Drive' walkway.

A beautiful example of Spanish Renaissance architecture, this historic building offers a glimpse into the city's civic heart. The grounds are pleasant for a short visit.

• Admire the architecture and the surrounding manicured gardens.

A legendary stretch of Sunset Boulevard known for its vibrant nightlife, historic music venues, and iconic billboards. Drive or walk a portion to soak in the atmosphere.

• Visit the Viper Room or Whisky a Go Go for a feel of its musical history.
• Be aware of traffic, especially during peak hours.

A popular plant-based Mexican restaurant on Melrose Avenue (near the Sunset Strip area), offering delicious and creative vegan dishes in a stylish setting.

• Reservations are recommended.
• Their cocktails are a highlight.