Visit Beverly Hills says three roads shape the Golden Triangle — South Santa Monica Boulevard to the northwest, Wilshire Boulevard to the south and Canon Drive to the east — with Rodeo Drive as its focal point, plus local boutiques, gourmet restaurants and open-air cafes on North Beverly Drive and Canon Drive, and Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus along the southern border. It is the busiest visitor area in the city (our assessment).
| Topic | Detail |
|---|---|
| Best for | Shopping, dining and first-time visits |
| Trade-offs | Crowds and high prices (our assessment) |
| Getting around | Free weekend trolley (Civic Center to Rodeo Drive); Metro buses $1.75; D Line at Wilshire/La Cienega |
| Key places | Rodeo Drive, North Beverly Drive, Canon Drive |
| Nearby | The Flats, Beverly Gardens Park |
What to see and do
Visit Beverly Hills names the flagship stores of Tom Ford, Fendi, Valentino and Cartier on Rodeo Drive and the Winn Slavin Fine Art gallery. We publish no store hours or prices.
Practical notes
See transportation for fares and the hotels guide for lodging taxes. Hours, prices and access rules change; confirm with each venue. Many Beverly Hills neighborhoods are private residential streets, so respect residents.
Our assessment
Stay here if shopping and walking matter most; see Rodeo Drive for event dates.