Below you'll find insider tips on getting the best from Los Angeles, from hints on finding a home to reviews of the hottest restaurants in town.
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Beverly Hills & Bel-Air
Once dubbed the ‘Golden Triangle’, the super swank Beverly Hills, Bel-Air and Holmby Hills have since been promoted to the ‘Platinum Triangle’. This is where you will find the homes of... read more
Brentwood & Westwood
Brentwood and Westwood may not share the international recognition of Beverly Hills, Bel-Air or Malibu, but these areas are no less exclusive. Brentwood is largely residential and... read more
Culver City
Culver City, aka ‘The Heart of Screenland’, is still home to several movie and television lots and studios, including the massive Sony Pictures. It is also home to several new business... read more
Downtown
One of the few LA areas with the skyscrapers, exhaust and human bustle to feel like a real city, Downtown has revitalised in recent years. It is home to LA’s Financial District, Bunker... read more
Hollywood & Los Feliz
LA’s trademark entertainment centre is in the midst of a renaissance, with hundreds of millions of dollars going into shining its world famous tinsel. Downtown Hollywood, the Walk of Fame... read more
Malibu
Tucked between 21 miles of breathtaking Pacific Ocean coastline and mountainous canyons, Malibu is an oasis from city life and home to the most expensive, exclusive property in LA. Celebs... read more
Marina Del Rey
Marina del Rey is all about pleasure boating, fresh air and ocean views. It boasts one of the largest ma-made small-craft harbours in the world, with six local yacht clubs and 19... read more
Miracle Mile, Carthay Circle & Pico-Robertson
The areas south of Wilshire and north of the 10 offer less expensive and potentially less-maintained residential neighbourhoods with a strong Spanish colonial and art deco flair. Carthay... read more
Palms & Mar Vista
Palms and Mar Vista offer relatively affordable living with proximity to the beaches and the rest of LA, attracting a mixed bag of families, young singles and retirees. The lines between... read more
Pasadena
It’s tempting to describe Pasadena as an LA suburb, but the massive city actually offers as much variety as the rest of Los Angeles put together. Tucked into the San Gabriel Mountains... read more
