Classic Cars Los Angeles

The classic 380-mile route from the Pacific Ocean coastline along scenic Highway 101 between Los Angeles and San Francisco takes you through Caramel and Santa Barbara and along a dramatic Big Sur coastline. You can stop along the way to see many attractions - Highlights include the Monterey Bay Aquarium and the castle perched William Randolph Hearst.

Start your journey with a tour around the promenade rich Rodeo Los Angeles to see how the movie stars live, then after a dose of glamor and glitter head of the hip Venice Beach for a spot of people watching. Continue to Santa Barbara where you can visit spectacular beauty of the Wine Country town, go for a hike or bike tour, visit the many beautiful gardens or relax on the beach. Towards the north, you pass through the town of Solvang Danish majority, where the horses take a tram through the authentic Danish town.

You can get ready for a call when you arrive in St. Luis Obispo, which has a charming downtown area known as Mission Plaza, set alongside a stream, whose mission is beautifully restored nearby. If you want to experience kitsch over-the-top, stay at the hostel of 109 rooms with Madonna rooms decorated by theme. The next day, you could drive to Prismo Beach, bordered by sand dunes Oceano, where you can actually drive your vehicle on the beach. Just the road to Simeon, Hearst Castle you find with its 165 rooms. Do not miss the billiard room or inside Celestial Suite, or the beautiful landscape gardens, modeled on the gardens in Spain and Italy.

The road to Big Sur and Monterey
From here the route winds along the coast, with views of the surf at the bottom left, and mountains of Big Sur rising to 5,000 feet on the right. Take your time, because the road has many blind corners. Around Caramel, you can visit some of the old Spanish missions of California. In Monterey, spend some time at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, the largest aquarium in the United States, and one of the best in the world. It is packed with marine exhibitions, displaying over 550 different species. External exposure of the bay features of marine species in eastern Pacific waters.

The last step in your default player takes you through Santa Cruz, where the long-established surf culture inspired the film (as Gidget) and the music of artists like The Beach Boys. Surf fans would like to stop and visit the Museum surfing beach to see if the Surf's Up.

Arriving in San Francisco, one of the most visited cities in the United States, with its famous bridge and the steep slopes, is always buzzing. You must do all the tourist things like riding a cable car, visited Chinatown, and walk along Fisherman's Wharf, where a number of restaurants could try. Try to take the ferry trip to Alcatraz for a glimpse of the old penal system, and you will understand why no prisoner escaped this hard of a single institution. A walk in the huge Golden Gate Park is a delight tree and flower and the perfect ending to your player classic.