Beverly Hills
90210

An incorporated city surrounded on three sides by Los Angeles and on the fourth by West Hollywood, Beverly Hills is widely recognized for its lavish stores and palm-lined boulevards.

From the flats adjacent to the city's commercial hub, up into its lush winding hillsides, Beverly Hills offers palatial estates in a remarkable variety of architectural styles.

Fringed by immaculately maintained gardens, many of these homes sit behind gates and offer a unique degree of seclusion within minutes of every conceivable amenity.

This privacy and luxury has for decades, not surprisingly, attracted the high profile personalities of the entertainment industry, from Milton Berle, Lucille Ball, Walt Disney and Frank Sinatra, to Tom Arnold, Brian Wilson, and James Woods. Beverly Hills High School graduates include Nicholas Cage, Carrie Fisher, Lenny Kravitz and Richard Dreyfuss, among many others.

Beverly Hills has an outstanding school system, a large, handsome library, and lovely, sculpture- and tree-filled parks, and is home to the Museum of Television and Radio - www.mtr.org. The 12-acre Beverly Hills Hotel is as glamorous today as it was when it opened in 1912 and is just one of the city’s top-rated accommodations.

In the center of the “Golden Triangle,” Rodeo Drive is lined with glittering stores devoted to the latest creations from virtually every fine international clothing and jewelry designer. The city’s world-famous streets, hotels, restaurants and shops are frequently featured in films and on television, including the long-running “Beverly Hills 90210.”

Beverly Hills is a Sister City to Cannes, France and Acapulco, Mexico. For more information on Beverly Hills, visit the city's official website at www.beverlyhills.org.

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