West Hollywood, CA

Download the self-guided tour map and stroll past landmarks like the Roxy Theatre, the Viper Room, and the Chateau Marmont. You're walking in the footsteps of everyone from The Doors to Guns N' Roses.

More than just a design hub, the PDC's Silver Screen Theater hosts film festivals, talks, and performances. The building itself, with its iconic cobalt blue facade, is a monumental piece of architecture to admire.

Browse the chic boutiques and flagship stores along this stylish strip. It's the place for celebrity sightings and finding that perfect statement piece, from high fashion to unique home decor.

Even if you're not dancing the night away, visit this world-famous gay bar and restaurant during the day for a legendary brunch or a cocktail in its expansive, always-buzzing garden patio.

This unique, linear park runs down the center of Sunset Boulevard. It's a surprisingly serene place for a walk, featuring drought-tolerant landscaping, public art installations, and great views of the passing scene.

A quintessential WeHo experience. Venues like Hamburger Mary's offer outrageous, hilarious, and delicious brunch shows that combine top-tier drag performances with hearty meals and bottomless mimosas.

Synonymous with rock history and nightlife glamour. By day, it's a major thoroughfare with luxury hotels and agencies; by night, it transforms with the glow of neon and the buzz of its iconic music and comedy venues.

The heart of the gay community, officially designated along Santa Monica Boulevard. It's a welcoming, energetic district of rainbow crosswalks, nightclubs, bars, cafes, and community centers, with an infectious spirit of celebration.

A beautiful, quiet residential area nestled between Santa Monica and Melrose. Known for its charming Spanish and Mid-Century homes, lush streets, and a serene, village-like atmosphere just blocks from the action.

Where Melrose Avenue gets more eclectic. This stretch is packed with unique vintage clothing stores, tattoo parlors, street art, and funky cafes, attracting a creative crowd looking for individuality over mainstream luxury.