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Hollywood History Museum - 1660 N. Highland Avenue. The museum is housed in the historic Max Factor Building that dates back to 1935. The museum exhibits a range of collections from the entertainment industry, including famous and rare props; costumes; scripts; awards; and a number of photos and posters. This is a good place to start off sightseeing in Hollywood..
Hollywood Entertainment Museum - 7021 Hollywood Blvd. This is another museum not to be missed by everyone interested in the entertainment industry. On display are highlights from a vast collection of original sets and props from 100 years of film; radio; and TV. Here you can pull up a chair and sit down at the complete Cheers bar..
Hollywood Walk of Fame - Hollywood Blvd. Next to the Hollywood sign, this is one of the most famous symbols of Hollywood. Currently there are 2,212 celebrities honoured along the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Each of the bronze medallions that is set in the centre of a terrazzo star pays homage to a famous television; film; radio; theater; or recording personality. |
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Authentic Cafe - 7605 Beverly Blvd. This is one of the best restaurants in Hollywood, and is popular with locals and tourists alike. They serve a wide range of authentic Southwestern food, one of the most popular is the chicken casserole with a corn-bread crust, fresh corn and red peppers in chili-cream sauce. This is a great place for lunch or dinner.
El Cholo - 1121 S. Western Avenue. This is one of the best places to go for some excellent traditional Mexican food. The restaurant is very popular with locals and tourists alike. They serve a wide range of traditional Mexican cuisine, at very reasonable prices.
Paladar - 1651 Wilcox Avenue. This is another excellent restaurant in Hollywood, and it is very popular with both locals and tourists. They serve a wide range of the best Cuban food in town, including the house special grilled pork chop with mango/quince chutney and boniato sweet potato mash. This is a great place to go for lunch or dinner. |
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Whisky A Go Go - 8901 Sunset Blvd. This is one of the most famous clubs in Hollywood, and is not to be missed when in town. All of the famous musicians have played here over the clubs history, from Jim Morrison to X to Guns N' Roses to Beck. The club is popular with locals and tourists alike.
The Room - 1626 N. Cahuenga Blvd. This is one of the top bars in Hollywood, and it is popular with a mixed crowd of locals and tourists alike. This is the place to go if you're looking to have a fun night out on the town, while meeting some new people. DJs play a wide range of music from raggae to hip hop.
The Improv - 8162 Melrose Avenue. This comedy club has been a showcase for stand-up comedians since 1975. This is a great place to go for a fun night out, with different shows everynight. Here you can sit back, have a laugh, down a few drinks and meet some new people. |
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Los Angeles Zoo - 5333 Zoo Drive. This is a great place to take the children on a fun day out. The zoo houses a wide range of animals from around the world, some of the highlights include the Chimpanzees of the Mahale Mountains habitat; the Red Ape Rain Forest; World of Birds show; the Pachyderm Forest; and the silverback gorilla exhibit. The zoo also has a restaurant and a snack bar, which provides a number of refreshments.
Six Flags California (Magic Mountain and Hurricane Harbor) - Magic Mountain Parkway. This is another great place to take the children for a fun day out. This amusement park has a wide range of rides on offer, including Goliath; Deja Vu; Ninja; Viper; Colossus; and Psyclone. There are also a number of theme rides, such as Spiderman The Escape and The Riddlers Revenge. In addition there is also a video games arcade; restaurant and snack bar on the premises. |
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