Paramount Studios is the Los Angeles base of the fifth oldest film studios in the world, the Paramount Pictures Corporation.
The final resting place of many Hollywood stars and celebrities. Famous people like George Harrison, Jean Howard, Pauline Hemingway, Dee Dee…
This museum of Hollywood memorabilia is a must-see for all fans of the silver screen.
One of the best-known monuments of the entertainment industry and its most important icons.
A large entertainment complex with shops, restaurants and much more. You can also take a look at the Hollywood Sign or the Walk of Fame here.
This hotel is 1 block from the Hollywood-Western Metro Station and 1.5 mi from the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
This hotel is 1 block from the Hollywood-Western Metro Station and 1.5 mi from the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
The most famous shopping district in Beverly Hills, home to all luxury fashion brands you can imagine (Armani, Tiffany, Jimmy Choo etc.).
This 12 miles long boulevard connects Downtown Los Angeles to Santa Monica.
A unique sight amongst Californian suburbs, this house counts amongst the gems of modern architecture.
The bay is lined up with many spectacular beaches. It is a wonderful place for swimming, sunbathing and simply resting by the water.
A popular spot for both the locals and the tourists. There are many attractions (e.g. the aquarium, a video game arcade or an iconic…
The most visited beach in Los Angeles. It is a great place not only for sunbathing and swimming in the sea but also for taking a stroll down…
The beautiful Venice-like area of Los Angeles used to occupy much bigger space.
This hotel is 1 block from the Hollywood-Western Metro Station and 1.5 mi from the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
One of the most interesting places to visit in downtown Los Angeles, this library, built in Art-Deco style, stores a collection of more…
The majestic stainless steel building was finished in 2003. The initial impulse for building it came in 1987 when the widow of Walt Disney –…
This 27-storey skyscraper is one of the landmarks of Los Angeles, its clear white façade standing out against the deep blue sky.
Los Angeles Union Station, built in 1939 by the Parkinson father-and-son team of architects, is a lively transportation hub, as well as the…
Stepping into Olvera Street, you may think you have gone back in time.
This post-modern Roman Catholic cathedral (finished in 2002) is a must-see when in Los Angeles.
This hotel is 1 block from the Hollywood-Western Metro Station and 1.5 mi from the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
The sensational view from the hill is just the beginning. The observatory itself is the real treat and a must-see while in LA.
Griffith Park, sometimes nicknamed "The LA Central Park", is the largest urban wilderness park in the US, and one of the largest city parks…
A must-see for every film fan visiting Hollywood. It is both an active filming studios complex and a theme park with attractions for the…
One of the icons of Los Angeles - a 13-storey tower housing Capitol Records offices - which was built in 1955.
Formerly a high-class hotel that accommodated famous movie stars, the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre International is nowadays a…
