Rodeo Drive is a two-mile street in Beverly Hills, a city located in Los Angeles County, California, United States.
Rodeo Drive runs for a total length of approximately 2 miles (3.2 km) between Sunset Boulevard in the north and S. Beverwil Drive near W. Pico Boulevard in the south. The street is best known for the dense concentration of international luxury brand shops with high-priced goods in one of its sections. Two Rodeo Drive, a short street, also called Via Rodeo, parallel to the beginning of Rodeo Drive between Dayton Way and Wilshire Boulevard, with fountains, a piazza, a ‘Spanish Steps’ and balconies, creates the impression of a European cobblestone shopping street. Right next to it, on Wilshire Boulevard, is the famous Hotel Beverly Wilshire.
Today N. Rodeo Drive is a four-lane road divided by a green belt and partly lined with palm trees. Property prices and rents are now among the highest in the world, from which surrounding streets such as Beverly Drive and Cañon Drive in the so-called Golden Triangle also benefit. This ‘Golden Triangle’ of numerous shops and restaurants is bordered by the intersecting streets of Wilshire Boulevard (to the south), Santa Monica Boulevard (to the northwest) and Cañon Drive (to the east). S. Rodeo Drive is a two-lane office and residential street.
The street is also home to the world’s most expensive shopping malls. The nearby Hollywood studios occasionally use the street for filming. Every year on American Father’s Day (third Sunday in June), a Concours d’Elegance takes place on Rodeo Drive, at which numerous classic cars are shown to the public.
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