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Hollywood Boulevard

Walk along Hollywood Blvd in the heart of Hollywood. See the nearly 200 hand and footprints of celebrities in cement at the Chinese Theatre dating back nearly 100 years. There's the Hollywood Walk Of Fame with its many brass stars embedded into the sidewalk. The iconic Roosevelt Hotel which opened in 1927 and hosted the first ever Academy Awards ceremony in 1929. Get a picture on Beachwood Drive with the Hollywood Sign on the hills behind you.

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Sunset Boulevard

Cruise along Sunset Boulevard with its many historical locations. The Halloween and Nightmare on Elm Street houses. The Charlie Chaplin studio where the comic genius produced all his great films. See where Brad Pitt got 'discovered' in a chicken costume outside a restaurant.

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Sunset Strip

Cruise along the 1.6 mile stretch of the Sunset Strip with many stories from its bars, clubs and historic hotels of this famous stretch of roadway.

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Hollywood Hills

Let's go high up into the hills and see where the stars live, like Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift and Keanu Reeves. We'll get a picture of you on the street with the Beverly Hills sign behind you. See the Beverly Hills Hotel, the most iconic celebrity hotel in the world.

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Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive, in the heart of Beverly Hills is a must-see destination for any tourist. Three blocks offer some of the most expensive and prestigious brands in the world like Chanel, Prada, Armani and Louis Vuitton. It was where Julia Roberts went on a shopping spree in Pretty Woman and, in the same movie, where Richard Gere resided at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel at the foot of the street. The hotel was also home to Elvis Presley, Warren Beatty and John Lennon for several years while regular guests have included Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Michael Douglas and various presidents and royalty.

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Hollywood Boulevard

Walk along Hollywood Blvd in the heart of Hollywood. See the nearly 200 hand and footprints of celebrities in cement at the Chinese Theatre dating back nearly 100 years. There's the Hollywood Walk Of Fame with its many brass stars embedded into the sidewalk. The iconic Roosevelt Hotel which opened in 1927 and hosted the first ever Academy Awards ceremony in 1929. Get a picture on Beachwood Drive with the Hollywood Sign on the hills behind you.

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Sunset Boulevard

Cruise along Sunset Boulevard with its many historical locations. The Halloween and Nightmare on Elm Street houses. The Charlie Chaplin studio where the comic genius produced all his great films. See where Brad Pitt got 'discovered' in a chicken costume outside a restaurant.

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Sunset Strip

Cruise along the 1.6 mile stretch of the Sunset Strip with many stories from its bars, clubs and historic hotels of this famous stretch of roadway.

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Hollywood Hills

Let's go high up into the hills and see where the stars live, like Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift and Keanu Reeves. We'll get a picture of you on the street with the Beverly Hills sign behind you. See the Beverly Hills Hotel, the most iconic celebrity hotel in the world.

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Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive, in the heart of Beverly Hills is a must-see destination for any tourist. Three blocks offer some of the most expensive and prestigious brands in the world like Chanel, Prada, Armani and Louis Vuitton. It was where Julia Roberts went on a shopping spree in Pretty Woman and, in the same movie, where Richard Gere resided at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel at the foot of the street. The hotel was also home to Elvis Presley, Warren Beatty and John Lennon for several years while regular guests have included Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Michael Douglas and various presidents and royalty.

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Boulevard Hollywood

Promenez-vous le long de Hollywood Blvd au cœur d'Hollywood. Découvrez les près de 200 mains et empreintes de pieds de célébrités en ciment au théâtre chinois datant de près de 100 ans. Il y a le Hollywood Walk Of Fame avec ses nombreuses étoiles en laiton incrustées dans le trottoir. L'emblématique hôtel Roosevelt qui a ouvert ses portes en 1927 et a accueilli la toute première cérémonie des Oscars en 1929. Prenez une photo sur Beachwood Drive avec le panneau Hollywood sur les collines derrière vous.

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Boulevard du coucher du soleil

Naviguez le long de Sunset Boulevard avec ses nombreux sites historiques. Les maisons d'Halloween et de Nightmare on Elm Street. Le studio Charlie Chaplin où le génie de la bande dessinée a produit tous ses grands films. Voyez où Brad Pitt a été "découvert" dans un costume de poulet à l'extérieur d'un restaurant.

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Bande du coucher du soleil

Naviguez le long du tronçon de 1,6 mile du Sunset Strip avec de nombreuses histoires de ses bars, clubs et hôtels historiques de ce célèbre tronçon de route.

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Collines d'Hollywood

Montons haut dans les collines et voyons où vivent les stars, comme Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift et Keanu Reeves. Nous prendrons une photo de vous dans la rue avec le panneau Beverly Hills derrière vous. Découvrez le Beverly Hills Hotel, l'hôtel de célébrités le plus emblématique au monde.

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Rodéo Drive

Rodeo Drive, au cœur de Beverly Hills est une destination incontournable pour tout touriste. Trois blocs offrent certaines des marques les plus chères et les plus prestigieuses au monde comme Chanel, Prada, Armani et Louis Vuitton. C'est là que Julia Roberts a fait une virée shopping dans Pretty Woman et, dans le même film, où Richard Gere a résidé au Beverly Wilshire Hotel au pied de la rue. L'hôtel a également accueilli Elvis Presley, Warren Beatty et John Lennon pendant plusieurs années, tandis que les clients réguliers comprenaient Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Michael Douglas et divers présidents et membres de la royauté.

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Hollywood Boulevard

Take pictures on Hollywood Blvd, the Chinese Theatre with its nearly 200 handprints and footprints in cement dating back 100 years and the Dolby Theatre, home to today’s Academy Awards. There's the Hollywood Walk Of Fame with its many brass stars embedded into the sidewalk. The iconic Roosevelt Hotel which opened in 1927 and hosted the first ever Academy Awards ceremony in 1929. Get a picture with the Hollywood Sign behind you from Beachwood Drive.

17

Sunset Strip

Cruise along the 1.6 mile stretch of the Sunset Strip with stories from its many clubs and historic hotels on this famous stretch of roadway. Feel free to stop for some photographs.

18

Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive, in the heart of Beverly Hills is a must-see destination for any tourist. Its three blocks offer some of the most expensive and prestigious brands in the world like Chanel, Prada, Armani and Louis Vuitton. It was where Julia Roberts went on a shopping spree in Pretty Woman and, in the same movie, where Richard Gere resided at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel at the foot of the street. The hotel was also home to Elvis Presley, Warren Beatty and John Lennon for several years while regular guests have included Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Michael Douglas and various presidents and royalty.

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Beverly Hills

Let's go high up into the hills and see where the stars live, like Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift and Keanu Reeves. We'll get a picture of you with the Beverly Hills sign. Drive up Hillcrest Road, known as Billionaires Row, and get a look at some of the mega mansion with their majestic views, like Elvis Presley’s home when married to Priscilla. See the Beverly Hills Hotel, the most iconic celebrity hotel in the world. Go back in time on Roxbury Drive where stars like Lucille Ball and Jimmy Stewart lived. See the mansion where Michael Jackson died in 2009. Mapleton Drive, hosting rapper P Diddy in his big, white mansion and former home to Walt Disney, Humphrey Bogart and King of producers Aaron Spelling with his 123 room mansion. Talk to The Rock outside the Playboy Mansion.

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Hollywood Boulevard

Take pictures on Hollywood Blvd, the Chinese Theatre with its nearly 200 handprints and footprints in cement dating back 100 years and the Dolby Theatre, home to today’s Academy Awards. There's the Hollywood Walk Of Fame with its many brass stars embedded into the sidewalk. The iconic Roosevelt Hotel which opened in 1927 and hosted the first ever Academy Awards ceremony in 1929. Get a picture with the Hollywood Sign behind you from Beachwood Drive.

21

Sunset Strip

Cruise along the 1.6 mile stretch of the Sunset Strip with stories from its many clubs and historic hotels on this famous stretch of roadway. Feel free to stop for some photographs.

22

Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive, in the heart of Beverly Hills is a must-see destination for any tourist. Its three blocks offer some of the most expensive and prestigious brands in the world like Chanel, Prada, Armani and Louis Vuitton. It was where Julia Roberts went on a shopping spree in Pretty Woman and, in the same movie, where Richard Gere resided at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel at the foot of the street. The hotel was also home to Elvis Presley, Warren Beatty and John Lennon for several years while regular guests have included Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Michael Douglas and various presidents and royalty.

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Beverly Hills

Let's go high up into the hills and see where the stars live, like Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift and Keanu Reeves. We'll get a picture of you with the Beverly Hills sign. Drive up Hillcrest Road, known as Billionaires Row, and get a look at some of the mega mansion with their majestic views, like Elvis Presley’s home when married to Priscilla. See the Beverly Hills Hotel, the most iconic celebrity hotel in the world. Go back in time on Roxbury Drive where stars like Lucille Ball and Jimmy Stewart lived. See the mansion where Michael Jackson died in 2009. Mapleton Drive, hosting rapper P Diddy in his big, white mansion and former home to Walt Disney, Humphrey Bogart and King of producers Aaron Spelling with his 123 room mansion. Talk to The Rock outside the Playboy Mansion.

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Hollywood Boulevard

Take pictures on Hollywood Blvd, the Chinese Theatre with its nearly 200 handprints and footprints in cement dating back 100 years and the Dolby Theatre, home to today’s Academy Awards. There's the Hollywood Walk Of Fame with its many brass stars embedded into the sidewalk. The iconic Roosevelt Hotel which opened in 1927 and hosted the first ever Academy Awards ceremony in 1929. Get a picture with the Hollywood Sign behind you from Beachwood Drive.

25

Sunset Strip

Cruise along the 1.6 mile stretch of the Sunset Strip with stories from its many clubs and historic hotels on this famous stretch of roadway. Feel free to stop for some photographs.

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Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive, in the heart of Beverly Hills is a must-see destination for any tourist. Its three blocks offer some of the most expensive and prestigious brands in the world like Chanel, Prada, Armani and Louis Vuitton. It was where Julia Roberts went on a shopping spree in Pretty Woman and, in the same movie, where Richard Gere resided at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel at the foot of the street. The hotel was also home to Elvis Presley, Warren Beatty and John Lennon for several years while regular guests have included Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Michael Douglas and various presidents and royalty.

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Beverly Hills

Let's go high up into the hills and see where the stars live, like Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift and Keanu Reeves. We'll get a picture of you with the Beverly Hills sign. Drive up Hillcrest Road, known as Billionaires Row, and get a look at some of the mega mansion with their majestic views, like Elvis Presley’s home when married to Priscilla. See the Beverly Hills Hotel, the most iconic celebrity hotel in the world. Go back in time on Roxbury Drive where stars like Lucille Ball and Jimmy Stewart lived. See the mansion where Michael Jackson died in 2009. Mapleton Drive, hosting rapper P Diddy in his big, white mansion and former home to Walt Disney, Humphrey Bogart and King of producers Aaron Spelling with his 123 room mansion. Talk to The Rock outside the Playboy Mansion.

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Hollywood Boulevard

Take pictures on Hollywood Blvd, the Chinese Theatre with its nearly 200 handprints and footprints in cement dating back 100 years and the Dolby Theatre, home to today’s Academy Awards. There's the Hollywood Walk Of Fame with its many brass stars embedded into the sidewalk. The iconic Roosevelt Hotel which opened in 1927 and hosted the first ever Academy Awards ceremony in 1929. Get a picture with the Hollywood Sign behind you from Beachwood Drive.

29

Sunset Strip

Cruise along the 1.6 mile stretch of the Sunset Strip with stories from its many clubs and historic hotels on this famous stretch of roadway. Feel free to stop for some photographs.

30

Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive, in the heart of Beverly Hills is a must-see destination for any tourist. Its three blocks offer some of the most expensive and prestigious brands in the world like Chanel, Prada, Armani and Louis Vuitton. It was where Julia Roberts went on a shopping spree in Pretty Woman and, in the same movie, where Richard Gere resided at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel at the foot of the street. The hotel was also home to Elvis Presley, Warren Beatty and John Lennon for several years while regular guests have included Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Michael Douglas and various presidents and royalty.

31

Beverly Hills

Let's go high up into the hills and see where the stars live, like Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift and Keanu Reeves. We'll get a picture of you with the Beverly Hills sign. Drive up Hillcrest Road, known as Billionaires Row, and get a look at some of the mega mansion with their majestic views, like Elvis Presley’s home when married to Priscilla. See the Beverly Hills Hotel, the most iconic celebrity hotel in the world. Go back in time on Roxbury Drive where stars like Lucille Ball and Jimmy Stewart lived. See the mansion where Michael Jackson died in 2009. Mapleton Drive, hosting rapper P Diddy in his big, white mansion and former home to Walt Disney, Humphrey Bogart and King of producers Aaron Spelling with his 123 room mansion. Talk to The Rock outside the Playboy Mansion.

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Hollywood Boulevard

Take pictures on Hollywood Blvd, the Chinese Theatre with its nearly 200 handprints and footprints in cement dating back 100 years and the Dolby Theatre, home to today’s Academy Awards. There's the Hollywood Walk Of Fame with its many brass stars embedded into the sidewalk. The iconic Roosevelt Hotel which opened in 1927 and hosted the first ever Academy Awards ceremony in 1929. Get a picture with the Hollywood Sign behind you from Beachwood Drive.

33

Sunset Strip

Cruise along the 1.6 mile stretch of the Sunset Strip with stories from its many clubs and historic hotels on this famous stretch of roadway. Feel free to stop for some photographs.

34

Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive, in the heart of Beverly Hills is a must-see destination for any tourist. Its three blocks offer some of the most expensive and prestigious brands in the world like Chanel, Prada, Armani and Louis Vuitton. It was where Julia Roberts went on a shopping spree in Pretty Woman and, in the same movie, where Richard Gere resided at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel at the foot of the street. The hotel was also home to Elvis Presley, Warren Beatty and John Lennon for several years while regular guests have included Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Michael Douglas and various presidents and royalty.

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Beverly Hills

Let's go high up into the hills and see where the stars live, like Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift and Keanu Reeves. We'll get a picture of you with the Beverly Hills sign. Drive up Hillcrest Road, known as Billionaires Row, and get a look at some of the mega mansion with their majestic views, like Elvis Presley’s home when married to Priscilla. See the Beverly Hills Hotel, the most iconic celebrity hotel in the world. Go back in time on Roxbury Drive where stars like Lucille Ball and Jimmy Stewart lived. See the mansion where Michael Jackson died in 2009. Mapleton Drive, hosting rapper P Diddy in his big, white mansion and former home to Walt Disney, Humphrey Bogart and King of producers Aaron Spelling with his 123 room mansion. Talk to The Rock outside the Playboy Mansion.

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Hollywood Boulevard

Take pictures on Hollywood Blvd, the Chinese Theatre with its nearly 200 handprints and footprints in cement dating back 100 years and the Dolby Theatre, home to today’s Academy Awards. There's the Hollywood Walk Of Fame with its many brass stars embedded into the sidewalk. The iconic Roosevelt Hotel which opened in 1927 and hosted the first ever Academy Awards ceremony in 1929. Get a picture with the Hollywood Sign behind you from Beachwood Drive.

37

Sunset Strip

Cruise along the 1.6 mile stretch of the Sunset Strip with stories from its many clubs and historic hotels on this famous stretch of roadway. Feel free to stop for some photographs.

38

Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive, in the heart of Beverly Hills is a must-see destination for any tourist. Its three blocks offer some of the most expensive and prestigious brands in the world like Chanel, Prada, Armani and Louis Vuitton. It was where Julia Roberts went on a shopping spree in Pretty Woman and, in the same movie, where Richard Gere resided at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel at the foot of the street. The hotel was also home to Elvis Presley, Warren Beatty and John Lennon for several years while regular guests have included Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Michael Douglas and various presidents and royalty.

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Beverly Hills

Let's go high up into the hills and see where the stars live, like Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift and Keanu Reeves. We'll get a picture of you with the Beverly Hills sign. Drive up Hillcrest Road, known as Billionaires Row, and get a look at some of the mega mansion with their majestic views, like Elvis Presley’s home when married to Priscilla. See the Beverly Hills Hotel, the most iconic celebrity hotel in the world. Go back in time on Roxbury Drive where stars like Lucille Ball and Jimmy Stewart lived. See the mansion where Michael Jackson died in 2009. Mapleton Drive, hosting rapper P Diddy in his big, white mansion and former home to Walt Disney, Humphrey Bogart and King of producers Aaron Spelling with his 123 room mansion. Talk to The Rock outside the Playboy Mansion.

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Hollywood Boulevard

Take pictures on Hollywood Blvd, the Chinese Theatre with its nearly 200 handprints and footprints in cement dating back 100 years and the Dolby Theatre, home to today’s Academy Awards. There's the Hollywood Walk Of Fame with its many brass stars embedded into the sidewalk. The iconic Roosevelt Hotel which opened in 1927 and hosted the first ever Academy Awards ceremony in 1929. Get a picture with the Hollywood Sign behind you from Beachwood Drive.

41

Sunset Strip

Cruise along the 1.6 mile stretch of the Sunset Strip with stories from its many clubs and historic hotels on this famous stretch of roadway. Feel free to stop for some photographs.

42

Rodeo Drive

Rodeo Drive, in the heart of Beverly Hills is a must-see destination for any tourist. Its three blocks offer some of the most expensive and prestigious brands in the world like Chanel, Prada, Armani and Louis Vuitton. It was where Julia Roberts went on a shopping spree in Pretty Woman and, in the same movie, where Richard Gere resided at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel at the foot of the street. The hotel was also home to Elvis Presley, Warren Beatty and John Lennon for several years while regular guests have included Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Michael Douglas and various presidents and royalty.

43

Beverly Hills

Let's go high up into the hills and see where the stars live, like Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift and Keanu Reeves. We'll get a picture of you with the Beverly Hills sign. Drive up Hillcrest Road, known as Billionaires Row, and get a look at some of the mega mansion with their majestic views, like Elvis Presley’s home when married to Priscilla. See the Beverly Hills Hotel, the most iconic celebrity hotel in the world. Go back in time on Roxbury Drive where stars like Lucille Ball and Jimmy Stewart lived. See the mansion where Michael Jackson died in 2009. Mapleton Drive, hosting rapper P Diddy in his big, white mansion and former home to Walt Disney, Humphrey Bogart and King of producers Aaron Spelling with his 123 room mansion. Talk to The Rock outside the Playboy Mansion.