Musso & Frank Grill is the oldest restaurant in Hollywood, established in 1919 and located at 6669 Hollywood Boulevard. This restaurant is reputed for its classic and unchanged menu, the
The Comedy Store is an iconic comedy club situated on Sunset Boulevard, West Hollywood, Los Angeles. The former nightclub of the famous Ciro was turned into The Comedy Store in
The Laugh Factory is a famous comedy club which was launched in 1979, on the famous Sunset Boulevard of Hollywood at 8001 Sunset Boulevard. The venue was opened in a
Madame Tussauds Hollywood is a well-known wax museum near the TCL Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard, California. It is full of art and entertainment. The museum contains wax figures of
The Hollywood Museum has a rich history of movies, television and pop culture, which is displayed in the historic Max Factor Building on Hollywood Boulevard. It contains a collection of
The Warner Bros. Studio Tour in Burbank is the guided tour of one of Hollywood’s most famous studios, which has produced films such as Harry Potter, Friends, and DC Universe.
Universal Studios Hollywood is a theme park and a working movie studio in Los Angeles, Southern California. It’s an exciting destination to have a fun day and stress-free moments, with
The Hollywood Walk of Fame is an outdoor public access way in Los Angeles, California, along Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street, which contains more than 2,800 brass stars. Its history
The TCL Chinese Theatre is located in the Hollywood neighbourhood, Los Angeles, California, and is considered to be one of the most renowned movie palaces in the world. It was
The Dolby Theatre is a performance hall located in the Ovation Hollywood complex, Boulevard, Los Angeles, California. This theatre was opened in 2001 and originally called the Kodak Theatre, having
The Hollywood Sign is a famous place located on the south side of Mount Lee in the Griffith Park area of Los Angeles. It’s an excellent viewpoint of the Beachwood
Ovation Hollywood (previously Hollywood and Highland Centre) covers the corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue, which was previously the location of the old Hollywood Hotel. The Centre was opened
