Hollywood

Hollywood

Guide

Sunset Strip is a commercial street located in West Hollywood, about an hour’s drive from downtown. It sits near the Sunset exit and Fairfax Avenue. In addition to trendy clothing stores, restaurants, and cafes, there are also numerous nightclubs, and the discos draw many young people at night. You can see many Hollywood stars here. Sunset Plaza is a bustling shopping street with many restaurants, cafes, ice cream shops, and fashion boutiques.

The most famous Frederick's of Hollywood is a striking yellow building. Its staff includes both young, attractive women and middle-aged ladies. Although some cultured individuals may avoid the store due to its eye-catching lingerie displays, it remains popular for its unique designs and sizes available only in the U.S.

The Hollywood Bowl is located at the northern end of Hollywood. Built in 1922, it is a dedicated concert venue where the Beatles once performed. This circular amphitheater is often seen on television. From early July to early September each year, an outdoor music festival is held here. On Fridays and Saturdays, you can enjoy a variety of performances including film music, pop, and jazz. The giant "Hollywood" sign is a famous Los Angeles landmark, with each letter standing 13.7 meters tall. In 1932, a young actress, unable to cope with the disappointment of failure, committed suicide by jumping off the "D" in the sign. Access to the sign is now prohibited, but you can take photos of it through telescopes at the observatory. Paramount Pictures offers a general tour route. The two-hour tour begins upon ticket purchase at the Gower Street entrance at a designated time. With a guide’s introduction, you’ll see many movie sets you’ve recognized on screen. If you’re lucky, you might even witness stars filming scenes. Lastly, you can visit the Paramount gift shop, which sells various items such as hats, T-shirts, and business card holders bearing the Paramount logo. Introduction: Located in the northwestern suburbs of the city, this is a must-visit destination for tourists in Los Angeles. Hollywood is a world-renowned film city. In the early 20th century, some producers began filming here, and by 1928, a powerful lineup led by major studios like Paramount had been formed. Since the 1930s and 40s, Hollywood has become a cultural hub in the United States, with many writers, musicians, and movie stars residing on nearby Beverly Hills.

Los Angeles, USA