In which country is Rodeo Drive located?

Rodeo Drive is a two-mile-long (3.2 km) street in Beverly Hills, California, USA with its southern segment in the City of Los Angeles.

The street is known for its collection of ultra high-end designer and boutique shops and has been featured in more than a few films — from “Beverly Hills Cop” to “Clueless.”

The reputation of Rodeo Drive as an upper-upscale shopping destination started when a luxury boutique named Giorgio Beverly Hills opened in 1961. The guy who opened it, Fred Hayman, was later known as “the godfather of Rodeo Drive” — for good reason. Gucci and other luxury stores followed after, and all of that helped give Rodeo Drive the classy reputation it has today.

Beyond shopping for fashion, Rodeo Drive and Beverly Hills also offer great opportunities for art. Travelers and locals on a budget can still appreciate the art at the galleries.

Galerie Michael is a small fine arts gallery that’s been showcasing world-class art collection for more than four decades. For some contemporary art, check out Mouche Gallery on Beverly Drive. Meanwhile, for a famous touch, swing by Gagosian Gallery on North Camden Drive. It’s held exhibits of renowned artists such as Jeff Koons, Takashi Murakami, and more.