Beverly Hills
Known for its iconic palm-lined streets and luxury living, Beverly Hills is synonymous with sophistication and glamour.
Contact UsWelcome to Beverly Hills
Home to Hollywood Stars, Lavish Mansions, and Renowned Services
Beverly Hills, a now-famous city, was originally divided into lots after a failed attempt to find oil on the land in the early 1900s. Before long, it established itself as one of the most prestigious zip codes in the world, attracting the wealthiest actors, actresses, and business professionals. While known for its high-profile residents and grandeur, most of Beverly Hills is situated on flat terrain, with Santa Monica Boulevard acting as an informal divider between North and South Beverly Hills.
Beverly Hills features some of the most luxurious estates and exclusive neighborhoods in the Los Angeles area. Many of the city’s classic homes exhibit a blend of local elegance and timeless grandeur, while maintaining a sense of modesty and simplicity in their design. Popular architectural styles here include American Colonial, Neoclassical, Georgian and Federal, Cape Cod, and Neo-Colonial.
“Beverly Hills offers a lifestyle of elegance and exclusivity, where world-class shopping, dining, and entertainment are right at your doorstep.” — Stewart & Randi
What to Love
Our Favorite Things
A Pristine, Upscale Community
Lavish and spacious mansions, world-class shopping and dining experiences, and a sophisticated atmosphere are all part of the city’s enduring appeal.
Rodeo Drive
World-famous luxury shopping destination known for its designer boutiques and glamorous atmosphere.
The Beverly Hills Hotel
Iconic “Pink Palace” that has welcomed Hollywood stars for decades.
Beverly Gardens Park
Picturesque green space featuring the historic Beverly Hills sign, gardens, and art installations.
Stunning Architecture
Home to sprawling estates, architectural landmarks, and immaculate landscaping that define classic Beverly Hills style.
Celebrity Sightings
A hotspot for Hollywood elites, where you can often spot famous faces in restaurants, hotels, and shops.
Golden Triangle
The bustling commercial district formed by Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica Boulevard, and Canon Drive.
Spago
One of Wolfgang Puck’s flagship restaurants, renowned for high-end California cuisine and a celebrity clientele.
Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market
A Sunday tradition offering fresh produce, artisanal goods, and family-friendly activities.
Paley Center for Media
Showcasing television and radio history with interactive exhibits and classic screenings.
Tree-Lined Streets
Iconic palm and fig trees framing the neighborhood’s wide boulevards, lending a serene, picturesque feel.
The city is also home to numerous Hollywood celebrities and notable figures, yet its parks, schools, and neighborhood institutions give daily life a close-knit dimension.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
A Celebrated Culinary Scene
This iconic city is also known for its selection of some of the best restaurants in the country. Many locals frequent Spago, a beloved restaurant known for its fresh, seasonal dishes that highlight local produce and, where possible, organic options. The restaurant also offers a boutique wine list and cocktails curated by Wolfgang’s beverage team.
Outdoor terrace seating is a favorite, and locals often enjoy a relaxing afternoon espresso at sidewalk cafes, taking in the sunny weather and people-watching.
Rodeo Drive and the Golden Triangle
Anchored by the legendary Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills is a hub for some of the world’s most luxurious high-fashion brands. It’s not uncommon to see impeccably dressed men and women strolling through the streets.
Places to Gather
The environment is welcoming, with popular spots like the Peninsula Hotel and Beverly Hills Hotel offering lounges and spaces for community gatherings.
Living in Beverly Hills
Local Lifestyle
Beverly Hills, with a population of around 35,000, is legally a suburb of Los Angeles. However, many outsiders wouldn’t guess that it is a close-knit community. Many children who grow up in the area attend Beverly Hills High School or private schools, where they form lasting friendships similar to those in any other small town. Despite its reputation for wealth, Beverly Hills is a community with deep roots and meaningful connections.
Civic and Cultural Life
City Hall and the Civic Center give public life an architectural focal point, while nearby parks, cultural institutions, and neighborhood programs make it easy to participate in the community.
Homes with Distinct Character
Historic landmarks, carefully maintained estates, and contemporary residences create a streetscape that changes from block to block without losing the city’s composed character.
Everyday Neighborhood Rhythm
Beyond the celebrated addresses, residential streets remain places of ordinary daily movement—neighbors coming and going, homes being cared for, and familiar routes unfolding beneath the palms.
The Golden Triangle on Foot
Wide sidewalks, distinctive corners, and a compact concentration of shops and gathering places give the commercial heart of Beverly Hills a pedestrian pace of its own.
Cafes and Conversation
Outdoor seating turns errands and shopping into time for coffee, conversation, and watching the district move through the day.
A Sunday Tradition
At the weekly farmers’ market, produce, prepared foods, and neighborhood conversations bring a casual counterpoint to the city’s polished avenues.
A City Framed by Gardens
The Beverly Gardens Park sign, formal landscaping, and mature canopy announce a city where public spaces are woven directly into its architectural identity.
The Pink Palace
The Beverly Hills Hotel remains one of the city’s most recognizable gathering places, surrounded by palms and lush planting.
Iconic Palm Corridors
Long rows of palms create an unmistakable sense of arrival and connect residential blocks with the city’s best-known commercial avenues.
Rodeo Drive Details
Street markers, intimate passages, fountains, and carefully composed facades reward a slower look at the Golden Triangle.
An Evolving Retail Landscape
Contemporary storefronts sit alongside long-established landmarks, keeping the district visually varied while preserving its polished street rhythm.
Evening in the Golden Triangle
As daylight softens, the district’s architecture, terraces, and storefronts take on a quieter, more cinematic character.
Community, Parks & Schools
Things to Do
The city’s scenic greenery and public spaces, such as Beverly Gardens Park, add to the appeal of Beverly Hills’ retail and residential streets. The park also hosts the annual artSHOW, held twice a year in May and October, featuring over 200 artists from around the world. Visitors can engage directly with sculptors, jewelers, and other artisans—a true highlight of the event. The atmosphere is relaxed, with food trucks, beer gardens, and wine gardens available on-site.
Beverly Hills Public Library
The Beverly Hills Public Library is another beloved community spot, offering an extensive collection of books, activities, and programs for all ages, from toddlers to teens and adults. There are frequent story times for young children, as well as book clubs and discussion groups for adults.
Schools
Beverly Hills offers several prestigious educational institutions, including:
Beverly Hills High School
Grades 9–12: A top-rated public high school.
Milken Community School
Grades 6–12: A school rooted in Jewish traditions, values, and practices.
Beverly Vista Elementary School
Grades K–8: A highly-rated elementary school.
El Rodeo Elementary School
Grades K–8: Another highly-rated elementary school.
Beverly Hills at a Glance
North and South Beverly Hills
Santa Monica Boulevard acts as an informal divider between North and South Beverly Hills, connecting distinct residential settings with the city’s central commercial district.
The Golden Triangle
Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica Boulevard, and Canon Drive frame the bustling commercial district at the center of the city’s shopping, dining, and street life.