
Brief Guide to Rodeo Drive Los Angeles - One of the Most Expensive Shopping Districts in the World
It is just three blocks long, but the Rodeo Drive shopping district in Los Angeles is world-famous for accommodating the luxury and A-list retailer shops and boutiques. The shopping district is located amidst the Wilshire Boulevard and the Santa Monica Boulevard. It is easily accessible by taking I-405 and also while coming from Hollywood.
One of the most expensive shopping areas of the world, the Rodeo Drive is good for window shopping if you have less money in the wallet. The items at various stores are extravagantly priced and you must have an exclusive budget to enjoy shopping at these stores. Remember that some of the stores require you to have shopping reservation without which you are disallowed to enter.
Armani, Hermes, Christian Dior, Tiffany, Cartier, Gucci, Hugo boss, Juicy Couture, Jimmy Choo, Valentino and many other high-profile retailer stores are present at Rodeo Drive. You can enjoy brunch at Barneys Greengrass located nearby, but you need to have a reservation for the same. The Museum of Television and Radio too is located in the area.
Many parking garages are located near the shopping district. Many of the shops in the district are closed on Sundays. Thanksgiving and Christmas are some of the occasions when you must visit Rodeo Drive to witness the shopping area at its full glory.
A vintage car show is held every Fathers Day on Rodeo Drive. You can be the part of the audience without paying any fee. Anderton Court Center and Beverly Hills Trolley tours are other nearby attractions you can have a look at.

