Let yourselves be captivated by one of the most touristic areas of Los Angeles on this guided tour of Hollywood. We’ll uncover all the secrets of the movie capital!
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
6815 Hollywood Blvd
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Let yourselves be captivated by one of the most touristic areas of Los Angeles on this guided tour of Hollywood. We’ll uncover all the secrets of the movie capital!
At the indicated time, we’ll meet at 6815 Hollywood Boulevard and begin this guided tour of Hollywood. Are you ready to discover one of the most famous neighborhoods in the world? We’ll follow a route from its origins to its contemporary brilliance.
This walking tour will take us to some of Hollywood’s most popular attractions, whether for their historical interest, architecture, or their role as filming locations for hundreds of movies shot here.
We’ll walk toward Ovation Hollywood, where we’ll go up to the rooftop to enjoy one of the best views of the district. From here, we’ll recall the transformation of Prospect Avenue, the quiet 19th-century road that became vibrant Hollywood Boulevard, the theatrical heart of Los Angeles.
Back on the street, we’ll stop at one of the filming locations of Pretty Woman, where we’ll uncover fun facts about this spot that marked an entire generation. Next, we’ll walk to Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre, a neoclassical-Egyptian building inspired by the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb. After that, we’ll visit the legendary El Capitan Theatre, where Citizen Kane premiered and where Disney debuted countless classics.
Shall we continue? We’ll also see the Hollywood Masonic Temple, now home to Jimmy Kimmel Live!, while we look back on the surprising list of famous masons who once walked here.
Lastly, we’ll head toward the famous Dolby Theatre and explore the immortal handprints of its neighbor, the TCL Chinese Theatre. Then, we’ll stop in front of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, the oldest in Hollywood and the venue of the first Academy Awards.
After 2.5 hours exploring the movie capital, we’ll return to the meeting point and end the guided tour.
