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Hollywood
Home of the Walk of Fame and Hollywood Sign, Hollywood is–beyond a shadow of a doubt–one of the most famous neighborhoods in Los Angeles. Incorporated in 1903, Hollywood exploded in popularity in the 1910s and 1920s, with the advent of the film industry, and ultimately, Hollywood’s Gilded Age. Today, Hollywood is an icon in and of itself. With its numerous film studios, trendy shops and restaurants, and the TCL Chinese Theater, Hollywood is a star-studded neighborhood with jaw-dropping real estate.
Along with its stunning homes and iconic landmarks, some of Hollywood’s most iconic sites include:
- Walk of Fame - As one of California’s most famous tourist destinations, the Hollywood Walk of Fame runs along Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street. The famous sidewalks have brass stars and handprints of some of the film industry’s most illustrious stars.
- Sunset Strip - Located in West Hollywood, the Sunset Strip is one of Los Angeles’ most iconic streets. Nestled between Hollywood and Beverly Hills, the Sunset Strip is an eclectic blend of trendy restaurants, upscale shops, and stunning homes.
- Musso and Frank Grille - Open since 1919, Musso and Frank Grille is practically a Hollywood icon in and of itself. This upscale restaurant serves one of the city’s best martinis and has unparalleled ambiance.
- Yamashiro - Nestled in the heart of the Hollywood Hills, Yamashiro is a classic Japanese restaurant that’s been open for over 100 years. With a high-end design, Yamashiro is one of the area’s most beautiful restaurants and serves some of the city’s best sushi.
- The Hollywood Bowl - Open since 1922, the Hollywood Bowl is one of Southern California’s premier outdoor venues, holding numerous live shows and concerts throughout the year.
- Griffith Observatory - Situated on the southern slope of Mount Hollywood, the Griffith Observatory is part of Griffith Park, the largest urban-wilderness park in the United States. Griffith Observatory is also one of the area’s most popular attractions, giving visitors the chance to observe some of the most awe-inspiring sites in Los Angeles, as well as the night sky.