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Los Angeles Hollywood

The dream manufacturer- Hollywood, real dream of real people but yet seems to be out of reach. Watch the dreams merchants create some of the masterpieces. The star struck can hope to catch a glimpse of their favorite celebrity in restaurants, film locations, events, nightclubs, and even the churches. The visitors can also put up at the hotels near the boulevard and spend some time with the stars. LA shares a reputation of being one of the most glamorous city in the world and all due credit goes to none other than our very own Hollywood.

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• Museums
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Walk of Fame

One of the main highlights and the attractions of the Hollywood Boulevard, The Walk of Fame is where you meet world-renowned artists living or dead. Located between Gower Street and La Brea Avenue and a portion of Vine Street your favorite stars are immortalized here with their names engraved on Bronze stars that are embedded in the concrete walkway.
There were around 2,500 blank stars laid in 1960 about out of which only 2130 have been filled.
Some of the personalities that have been honored include the big screen stars as well as the TV personalities, disc jockeys, radio-jockeys. The two dogs Lassie and Rin Tin Tin also share the walkway with these stars.
You also have an option of adopting your favorite star where all you have to do is to polish the star on the first Saturday of each month. For more information call (213) 469-9880 and to be a signatory to the live ceremony of star immortalizing call up chamber of commerce.

Hollywood Wax Museum

Meet the stars here. Of course not in flesh and blood though! But you find the replicas of your favorite stars that almost look real. There are approximately more than 220 wax look-alikes of the living and deceased actors.
Some of the famous personalities include Clint Eastwood, Elizabeth Taylor, Sylvester Stallone and even set pieces of the famous M.A.S.H. TV show and the wizard of OZ.

Mann's Chinese Theatre

Renamed Manns Chienese theatre in 1973, it was earlier known as “Grauman theatre”. More than 70 years old, it has seen some of the legends in the making as well as screend some of the worlds classics. The first ever film that was premiered here was the original silent version of “Kings of Kings”. Since then there has been no looking back. It has been the hottest venue amongst the directors for the first screenings. In spite of not being the best-preserved theatre in Holly wood, one finds the latest and the best movie technology here. Every year thousands of visitors flock here just to view the interiors if not the film.
Current ticket prices to watch the film:
Adults-$9
Senior-$6
Clilderen(12-)-$6

El Capitan Theatre

Take a look at the historical era of Hollywood. The theatre reflects the magnificence of the Neoclassical period. This colonnaded El Captain entertainment center takes you on a nostalgic trip to the golden era of Hollywood. This Center is also listed on the state and national historic register.

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