Hollywood Walk of Fame

The Walk of Fame in Hollywood lines more than 2,700 stars over 1.6 miles. History, symbols, access and visiting tips in this practical guide.

Venice Beach

Venice Beach

Beachside neighborhood on Los Angeles' west side, Venice Beach blends a lively boardwalk, historic 1905 canals, skate culture and street murals.

Universal Studios Hollywood

Universal Studios Hollywood

Theme park and working film studio founded in 1915 by Carl Laemmle, 15 km northwest of Los Angeles. Studio Tour, Harry Potter, Jurassic World.

Hollywood

Hollywood

Hollywood is Los Angeles' iconic neighborhood, home to the Walk of Fame, Dolby Theatre, the Hollywood Sign, and active film studios. Your complete visitor guide.

Disneyland (Californie)

Disneyland (California)

The world's first Disney park, opened in 1955 in Anaheim under Walt Disney's direct supervision: history, must-see attractions, and practical advice for planning your visit.

Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills

An independent city nestled within Los Angeles, Beverly Hills brings together Rodeo Drive, listed architectural heritage, public gardens, and century-old hotels.

Bel Air

Bel Air

Exclusive residential neighborhood in west Los Angeles, Bel Air is part of the Platinum Triangle alongside Beverly Hills and Holmby Hills.