Hollywood Walk of Fame

The Hollywood Walk of Fame is a boulevard where the stars of Hollywood are recognized with bronze star-plaques, that are embedded in pink and charcoal squares.

Mann's Chinese Theatre

At the Mann's Chinese Theatre you can visit the theater's famous forecourt and gaze down at the stars' footprints, handprints and autographs engraved in cement.

Capitol Records Building

The Capitol Record Building is not open to the public, but it is worth a visit to look at its unique circular design, which resembles a stack of old 45s.

Frederick's of Hollywood Lingerie Museum

Frederick's of Hollywood Lingerie Museum features "Hall of Fame" items worn by Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Phyllis Diller and Madonna.

Hollywood Entertainment Museum

The Hollywood Entertainment Museum takes visitors on a tour of film and TV productions as well as shows visitors the sets of old TV series like "Cheers" and "Star Trek."

Frolic Room

The Frolic Room is a legendary bar that among its regular guests attracts many celebrities.

Hollywood Boulevard

Hollywood Boulevard is a famous street in Hollywood known for its trendy shops and the names of stars imprinted on the streets.

Egyptian Theatre

The Egyptian Theatre dates back to 1922 and was recently reopened after a 15 million restoration.

Vista Theater

The Vista Theater is one of the city's oldest theaters, built in 1923 as a film and vaudeville house. Its Egyptian revival-style interior was popular in movie houses in the '20s and remains intact today.

Hollywood Sign

The Hollywood Sign is placed on top of Mount Lee, this symbol of Hollywood glamour measures 450 feet in length white letters, each standing 45 feet high, spelling out the name of the city.

Collector's Bookstore

This popular bookstore, features movie books, posters, scripts and related paraphernalia, from all the big Hollywood blockbusters.

El Chavo

During the day El Chavo is a hopping Mexican restaurant, but after the dinner hour the place serves great drinks, with chips and guacamole.

Guinness World of Records Exhibition

The Guinness World of Record Exhibition is home to a collection of exhibits on various world records, from the important to the less important.

Hollywood Museum

The Hollywood Museum is a museum that celebrate and recognizes the movies.

Kodak Theatre at Hollywood and Highland

The Kodak Theatre at Hollywood and Highland, opened in 2001, it is the Main attraction of the Hollywood and Highland entertainment complex. It is home to the Academy Awards and ESPY Awards presentations and many concerts and theatrical performances.

Circus Disco and Arena

The Circus Disco and Arena is a gay and bisexual bar, this famous Hollywood club has three dance floors, special guest DJ's and state-of-the-art lighting and sound.

Hollywood Studio Museum

The Hollywood Studio Museum is a small museum that highlights the early days of filmmaking.

Museum of Death

the Hollywood death museum is a great place to go to if you are interested in death, the history of death, serial killers, or anything involving the afterlife. It is a great place for people who want to see the darker side of southern California.

Sunset Boulevard

Sunset Boulevard is one of the world's most famous streets, it links the urban streets of downtown Hollywood to the up-scale avenues of Beverly Hills.

Runyon Canyon

Located off Mulholland Drive in the Hollywood Hills, this park is a great place for dog-lovers since they can hike with their dogs without a leash.

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