The world’s most famous sidewalk is in front of our offices and, of course, it’s adorned with tributes to luminaries who date from the dawn of the 20th century to the latest Hollywood hit-makers. The walk includes such landmarks as the Chinese Theater and the Hollywood & Highland complex, aka the home of the Oscars.

It’s more than just nine white letters spelling the name of America’s most famous neighborhood; it’s an evocative symbol of the world’s dream factory. Joins us for the closest possible view of the sign while our tour guides explain the fascinating and sometimes tragic history of the landmark.

It just might be the world’s best known residential street; on a clear day, it provides truly spectacular views. On any day, it offers a close-up view of the glamorous Hollywood Hills neighborhood named for one of LA’s most legendary founding fathers

Sunset Boulevard actually runs almost 22 miles from the seaside Pacific Coast Highway all the way through Downtown Los Angeles, but the one and half mile stretch we call the Strip is home to some of the city’s most glamorous hangouts and hotels. The Strip features such historic hang-outs as the Roxy, the Viper Room, and the Whiskey a Go Go, as well as the legendary Chateau Marmont – where many of the world’s most fascinating people have lived and occasionally died.