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Getting Around Los Angeles
From the Hollywood Walk of Fame and Griffith Observatory to SoFi Stadium, Santa Monica, and downtown Los Angeles, there’s no shortage of places to explore. GO Airport Shuttle makes it easy to get around without renting a car by offering private point-to-point transportation and hourly charters in sedans, SUVs, and vans.
Whether you’re traveling across the city or connecting to or from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), we offer a flat-rate service that’s a smart alternative to taxis and rideshares throughout Southern California.
How to Get Around Los Angeles With Ease
Explore LA on Your Schedule
Visit Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Venice Beach, Griffith Observatory, or The Getty without worrying about traffic, parking, or navigating unfamiliar freeways. GO Airport Shuttle offers private point-to-point transportation and hourly charters so you can experience more of Southern California on your schedule.
Beyond Hollywood
There’s more to LA than the Walk of Fame. Spend the day in Malibu, shop in Rodeo Drive, catch a sunset at the Santa Monica Pier, explore Pasadena, or visit Orange County attractions with the convenience of an hourly charter. Travel at your own pace while keeping the same professional driver throughout your trip.
Sports & Entertainment
Whether you’re attending a concert at the Hollywood Bowl, cheering on your favorite team at SoFi Stadium or Crypto.com Arena, or heading to a meeting in Downtown Los Angeles or Century City, GO Airport Shuttle offers private transportation for individuals, families, and groups throughout the region.
Popular Things to do In Los Angeles
From iconic beaches and world-famous film landmarks to museums, shopping districts, live entertainment, and professional sporting events, Los Angeles offers something new around every corner. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or an extended Southern California vacation, GO Airport Shuttle makes it easy to explore the city’s most popular attractions without the need for a rental car.
The sky is literally the limit at the Griffith Observatory, a national leader in public astronomy. Situated on Mount Hollywood overlooking the Los Angeles basin, visitors can take in fascinating exhibits, live shows, and the world-class Samuel Oschin Planetarium for viewing the heavens. The observatory’s Zeiss telescope is, according to the site, one of the most “looked-through” telescopes on the planet.
(Entrance is free, though there’s a small fee for planetarium shows.)
For outdoor fun, spend some time at Griffith Park, which covers more than 4,210 acres and features more than 50 miles of hiking and biking trails, horseback riding trails, and family-friendly campgrounds.
Also on the grounds are the Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens, the Hollywood Sign, and the Autry Museum of the American West.
Located in the Brentwood neighborhood, The Getty Center is a campus of the Getty Museum and other programs of the Getty Trust. The 24-acre site is known for its architecture, gardens, and views, and also houses the Getty Research Institute, the Getty Conservation Institute, and the Getty Foundation.
The Center is one of two locations of the J. Paul Getty Museum; the other is the Getty Villa in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Art lovers will appreciate an abundance of pre-20th-century European paintings, including Vincent van Gogh’s Irises and Paul Gauguin’s Arii Matamoe (The Royal End), plus drawings, historic manuscripts, decorative arts, 20th-century photography, and outdoor sculptures displayed on terraces and gardens. Visitors can explore on their own or take guided tours.
The Getty Center, designed by renowned architect Richard Meier, is considered one of the most impressive architectural achievements in Los Angeles.
Rodeo Drive
You don’t have to be a wealthy fashionista to appreciate Rodeo Drive, one of the world’s most exclusive luxury shopping destinations.
Stroll along the sidewalks and window shop at designer stores including Dolce & Gabbana, Prada, Tom Ford, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, and a number of small private boutiques. Despite what was portrayed in the movie Pretty Woman, most shop owners won’t mind if you browse with no intention of buying, though some boutiques require appointments for entry.
Check out the Walk of Style, featuring plaques set into the sidewalks honoring fashion icons for their work in style and design. At the intersection of Rodeo Drive and Dayton Way is the sculpture Torso, created by world-renowned sculptor Robert Graham, which has become a symbol of the Rodeo Drive Walk of Style.
Not into clothes? Rodeo Drive is also fun for people-watching and admiring the expensive cars parked along its swanky streets.
Other Los Angeles Attractions and Activities:
- Trolley and Bus Tours
- Walking Tours
- Bike and Segway Tours
- Water Tours
- Helicopter and Plane Tours
- Museums
- Sports
- Beaches, Nature, Parks and Gardens
- Arts and Culture
- History
- Landmarks, Monuments and Sites
- Amusement Parks
- Disneyland
- Day Trips