Hollywood Walk of Fame
- Address: Hollywood Blvd at Vine Street, Hollywood
- Hours: Open 24 hrs daily
- Admission: Free
ATTRACTION Keywords:
Film & Cinema,
Pop Culture,
Monument - Modern,
Street / Avenue
Marilyn Monroe? 6774 Hollywood Blvd. James Dean? 1719 Vine St. Elvis Presley? 6777 Hollywood Blvd. No, not last known addresses, just the exact spot for the brass star honoring these celebrities on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
These stars and many others are sought out, worshiped, photographed, and stepped on day after day long this stretch of sidewalk along Hollywood Boulevard. Since 1960 more than 2,000 performers - from legends to long-forgotten bit-part players - have been honored with a pink-marble, five-pointed sidewalk star.
Follow this celestial sidewalk along Hollywood Boulevard between La Brea Avenue and Gower Street, and along Vine Street between Yucca Street and Sunset Boulevard.
Latest Reviews
Review by Meaghan K, March 2013
Doing what: Dearly Departed: The Tragic History Tour of Los Angeles
What a wonderfully funny and macabre tour! This is a great option for those of us who enjoy the sick and twisted and want to know all of Hollywood's dark (`sometimes hilarious) secrets. But this is definitely not the tour to take the kids or sweet grandma on - there are some truly disturbing images and stories! My tour guide had a lot of info and also shared funny celeb stories and more lighthearted fare along with all the gore. We got to see the house from Happy Days and heard about how Lucille Ball invited strangers in to her home while also hearing about the gruesome Black Dahlia murder and the Menendez brothers so it was a good balance. It was a really fun afternoon; I definitely recommend this tour.
Review by Shermann D, United Kingdom, June 2012
Doing what: Dearly Departed: The Tragic History Tour of Los Angeles
This covers a bit of everything in LA, from the Hollywood sign, history and film stars homes and their exploits! So if you only have a short window to do it all in LA this is a must. It's a 4D experience and uses all the senses within a smaller bus which is more private and you get a sense of everything, as you hear and see the stories. Highly organised, highly researched, brilliant way to see LA. Would do it again!!
Review by Mo Burns, USA, May 2012
Doing what: Dearly Departed: The Tragic History Tour of Los Angeles
Practical Info
The Hollywood Walk of Fame also includes Grauman's Chinese Theater and the Hollywood Museum. You're close to the triumphal arch of Hollywood & Highland and many of Hollywood’s famous grand theaters, including the Egyptian and El Capitan.
