GETTING TO RODEO DRIVE
From LAX:
Take Century Blvd or Sepulveda Blvd (both intersect with the 405) to the 405 (San Diego Freeway) north. Travel about 10 miles north, past the 10 (Santa Monica Freeway) interchange to the Santa Monica Blvd exit. Make a right onto Santa Monica Blvd from the 405 off ramp.. Follow Santa Monica Blvd the next 2 miles to Rodeo Drive.
From Hollywood (Hollywood and Highlands area).
Take Hollywood Blvd west to La Brea Blvd. Make a left on La Brea to Sunset. Make a right on Sunset. Follow Sunset about 5 miles to the west. Make a left on to Rodeo Drive.
From Santa Monica/Beaches.
Start at Santa Monica Blvd and stay on Santa Monica Blvd East all the way to Beverly Hills. Travel distance is 9 miles. Rodeo Drive crosses Santa Monica Blvd. On the right is the shopping area on the left are the multi million dollar estates.
From Universal Studios
Take Ventura Blvd out of the studio to the west/North. At Laurel Canyon Blvd make a left. Follow Laurel Canyon over the hill and into West Hollywood. At Sunset Blvd make a right. Follow Sunset all the way to Rodeo Drive. Make a left on to Rodeo.
From the San Fernando Valley
Take the 405 (San Diego Freeway) north. Exit Santa Monica Blvd to the east (by making a left turn when leaving the freeway). Follow Santa Monica Blvd for next 2 miles to Rodeo.
By Tour Bus
Visitors to LA not renting a car and doing the tour bus circuit will find two forms of access on tour buses. Both forms depart from the Hollywood and Highlands center and are operated by Starline Tours. One of the buses, the red double deckers take visitors on a guided tour of LA with a stop on Camden Drive (Camden runs one block west of Rodeo and is less than 3 minute walk to Rodeo). The other tour is a celebrity tour in an open air van that takes riders up into the Hollywood Hills on small lanes to see celebrity mansions. One extension of this tour is down Rodeo from Sunset where the van stops at the intersection of Rodeo and Santa Monica Blvd for a quick 10 minute hop off.
By City Bus
The city of Los Angeles offers frequent service from the beaches and Hollywood and West Hollywood to Rodeo Drive via stops on Santa Monica Blvd or Wilshire.
