Beverly Hills Happy Trails: 07. An Artist's Dream

While Beverly Hills is well-known for shopping, dining and spas, those who take this trail will be delighted to find artistic and cultural experiences at every turn, with nearly 100 pieces of sculptural public art, architectural gems and galleries.

Happy Trail stops include:

• Beverly Gardens Park - Take a morning stroll through Beverly Gardens Park to discover a vast collection of public art, from Roxy Paine’s Erratic stainless-steel sculpture to Barry Flannagan’s Drummer.
• Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts - Check out live performances at the historic Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts.
• The Witch's House - For a change of scenery, head to The Witch’s House, a Hansel and Gretel-inspired 1920’s home that appears to be plucked straight out of a fairytale.
• Anderton Court - Witness an architectural masterpiece, Anderton Court, by Frank Lloyd Wright, constructed in 1952, making it the iconic architect’s final structure in Los Angeles County.
• The Rodeo Drive Walk of Style - Peruse Rodeo Drive’s art pieces, from a bronze pedestal entitled “Torso” by world-renowned artist Robert Graham to The Rodeo Drive Walk of Style®, honoring style legends for their contributions to the fashion and entertainment worlds.

Download and print the full itinerary and map here. Since Happy Trails are self-guided, tours can easily be modified to your taste and timeframe.

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