Top 5 Things to Do In Los Angeles As a Solo Traveler

Many people think that there is a stigma attached to traveling solo, but that could not be further from the truth.

Traveling solo is becoming increasingly popular. It is empowering and one of the best ways to get to know yourself on a deeper level, as peculiar as that may sound.

Touching down in a city as bustling and vibrant as the City of Angels on your own is indescribable.

The thought of exploring Los Angeles solo might evoke both nervousness and excitement, which is perfectly normal. There are endless things to do on your own in and around the city and this article will highlight five of the top options.

• Warner Bros. Studio Tour

If you’re into pop culture and movies or television shows, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour is the perfect place for you.

See where your favorite television and movie moments were made during one of the most immersive behind-the-scenes tours of the busiest studio in Los Angeles.

From the iconic fountain from Friends to a world of comic book DC heroes and villains; this backlot will give you the inside scoop into iconic moments and memorable 

Located in Burbank, California, the base tour package is around three hours long and available in both Spanish and English. Visit the Studio Tour Website for more information and pricing.

• Dodgers Baseball Game

Whether you are a first-timer or a seasoned fan, catching a baseball game at a ballpark is a must!

Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles is the ideal setting to watch a Major League Baseball game. Located east of downtown LA and Chinatown, this stadium opened in 1962 and has been the home stadium of Hall of Famers and MVPs, and the iconic shade structure has become one of Southern California’s signature design styles.

To make the most of the scenery, go to an evening game. There is something incredible about watching the first couple of innings with the late afternoon sun against the backdrop of the mountains, followed by an unforgettable sunset.

• Santa Monica Pier

Santa Monica is a city within the wider urban area of Los Angeles.

It is right on the beach, offers great shopping, and is just, depending on traffic, a 30-minute ride from the Los Angeles airport with Executive Car Service LAX.

Take a solo stroll along Santa Monica’s most famous landmark – the pier.

There is a mix of tourist stalls, shops, food stalls, and buskers, all topped off by the Ferris wheel and views over the rippling blue waters of the Pacific Ocean.

• Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive is a three-block stretch in Beverly Hills, renowned for its high-end fashion, restaurants, and hotels. 

It is one of the most popular spots for tourists and has been featured in movies and television shows. How could anyone forget the iconic scenes in movies like Clueless and Pretty Woman?

This iconic luxury shopping destination is home to over 100 leading international brands, including Gucci, Versace, and Alexander McQueen.

Even if you cannot afford to buy anything from the shops on Rodeo Drive, there are charming cobblestone-lined areas and an outdoor mall that oozes European charm.

• Brunch

Lastly, end your trip with brunch at SUR in Los Angeles.

Famously owned by Lisa Vanderpump and the restaurant at the center of the hit television show Vanderpump Rules, brunching here is a must!

The food is highly recommended and if you ask the staff to seat you by a window, you can people-watch as long as you like.

To End

Traveling solo in Los Angeles can be invigorating, there is so much to do in this city that you will rarely feel completely alone.

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