Abbot Kinney Blvd

Make the most of your Los Angeles sightseeing with the LA in a Day bike tour. This leisurely paced LA tour includes all the best Los Angeles sightseeing attractions, on an outdoor, fresh-air-filled, unforgettable bike tour. You’ll kick off your LA tour on legendary Route 66 in West Hollywood. From there, you head into one of the richest cities in the world and take a Beverly Hills tour, where you’ll explore some of LA’s most iconic architectural landmarks and celebrity homes and gardens. Then, ride to the scenic West LA neighborhoods of Westwood and Brentwood, leading to the beautiful coastal suburb of Santa Monica, known for its laid-back vibe and welcoming atmosphere. Pause in your LA tour for lunch in eclectic Venice Beach, home of Muscle Beach and LA’s most popular skateboarding park. You'll also take a Venice Canals walking tour before visiting the world’s largest man-made boat harbor in spectacular Marina del Rey. Your Los Angeles tour wraps up with a trip through Culver City, home to famous, historic movie studios and LA’s booming technology sector. Along the way, your expert LA tour guides share insights that bring the sights and sounds of the city to life. Part of what makes this Hollywood tour the best Los Angeles tour is the carefully selected bike routes that avoid major traffic corridors for your enhanced safety.

The Venice Beach boardwalk, the canals, Abbot Kinney, Venice Beach's trendiest street and the pedestrian streets of Venice Beach. In a few words, this is what you will discover accompanied by a French tour guide in small groups (10 people max.) There's never a dull moment in Venice Beach, with bodybuilders training at Muscle Beach, surfers on the lookout for waves and skaters spending hours at California's most famous skatepark. Atmosphere guaranteed! Abbot Kinney, who founded Venice Beach in 1905, had fallen in love with Venice and wanted to bring the romanticism of the Italian city to California, with the canals add a touch of authenticity. The architecture of the houses is very different from that of the Italian peninsula, but in a completely different genre: from Californian-style bungalows to contemporary glass houses and extravagant mini-castles. Venice Beach's trendiest street. A few years ago, Abbot Kinney was still an unfrequented street, but now it's been dubbed "America's coolest street". Lined with chic boutiques and concept stores, Google and Snapchat have set up offices nearby, driving up the price per square meter. The pedestrian streets of Venice Beach, just a few blocks from the famous Abbot Kinney, pedestrian-only streets reveal some of Venice Beach's prettiest homes and cottages. A haven of peace!