Discover the curiosities of one of L.A.'s most unusual attractions: La Brea Tar Pits and Museum with this admission ticket. Enjoy this unique experience which helps unlock the local mysteries of the Ice Age. Visit an active Ice Age dig site and watch paleontologists excavate millions of fossils before your eyes. From viewing saber-toothed cats, mammoths, dire wolves, giant sloths, and watching scientists work on excavated fossil bones — it's all done right inside the museum. 

Experience the best of LA on our Hollywood City Tour! Embark on a 3-hour journey through iconic landmarks and celebrity hotspots. Starting at the famous Dolby Theatre, you'll stroll along Hollywood Boulevard, glimpse the Walk of Fame, and see legendary theaters like the Chinese and El Capitan. Cruise down the Sunset Strip, where music history meets celebrity sightings, before venturing into Beverly Hills. Marvel at Rodeo Drive, snap a pic at the Beverly Gardens Sign during our 15-minute stop, and explore trendy Melrose Avenue. Pass by LACMA, the La Brea Tar Pits, and the historic Farmers Market before swinging by Paramount Pictures. Don't miss the breathtaking views from Griffith Park Observatory during our 20-30 minute stop, then return to the Dolby Theatre for a memorable conclusion. Join us for the LA Hollywood City Tour and discover the magic of Los Angeles in just a few unforgettable hours!

Explore the ancient remains at the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles with a modern form of transportation — the Segway! The convenient personal transport vehicle makes it easy to get around this popular and intriguing site and see the remains of prehistoric animals such as mastodons, mammoths and ground sloths. Learn all about the history and scientific significance of the tar pits from your informative guide during your morning or afternoon tour of this off-the-beaten-track attraction.

Cruise along the Miracle Mile in Los Angeles on this quick and fun Segway tour. Take note of major museums based in this affluent neighborhood, including the Petersen Automotive Museum and George C Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits. Admire ritzy mansions in Hancock Park and the offices of entertainment companies including Spelling Productions, 'Variety' and E! Entertainment Television. Keep your eyes open for celebrities, and prepare for curious looks as you whiz through the city streets on your Segway!

Get ready to time travel to an age where mammoths roamed and saber-toothed cats prowled! The La Brea Tar Pits, the world's only active urban fossil dig site, offers a journey that's as exhilarating as it is educational. Find yourself spellbound by the sight of tar still bubbling up from the ground, a testament to the constant churn of time. See where scientists are doing painstaking work to unearth ancient relics at the fossil excavation site. Each new discovery reveals an exciting piece of the Earth's fascinating history and a close encounter with the magnificent beasts that once ruled our planet.

Discover the iconic sights of Los Angeles on a private car tour tailored to your preferences. Begin with a drive through Venice Beach's vibrant boardwalk, where you can soak in the unique atmosphere. Next, head to Santa Monica Pier to enjoy the seaside scenery and snap photos at the historic Route 66 endpoint. Experience the magic of Urban Light at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, then explore the famous La Brea Tar Pits, a unique Ice Age fossil excavation site. After a lunch break at the Original Farmers Market, continue to the iconic Hollywood Sign and stroll along Hollywood Boulevard to see the Walk of Fame and the iconic Chinese Theater. Your private tour allows for a personalized experience with flexible stops and hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Go back in time and explore the real Los Angeles and its most important Historic Districts. These gems were built when LA had less than 200,000 inhabitants and today they are hidden inside this megalopolis of 15 millions. We will go from Angelino Heights, with its best example of pre-1900 Victorian houses; to Windsor Square, designed to be the most exclusive LA neighborhood with the largest lots, and Beaux Arts and Craftsman style homes; to Hancock Park, the dream of one of the most famous LA Mayors, known for its two-story, Palatian period revival homes—Tudor, Gothic Revival, Spanish Colonial, American Colonial, Mediterranean. We will visit also the world famous La Brea Tar Pits, with its incredible fossils collection of extinct mega-fauna of the late Pleistocene.The tour will end in South Carthay, a neighborhood developed in the 1930's by the Greek developer Spyros George Ponty with its Spanish Colonial Revival houses, stained glass windows, tiles, and shower glass etching.