Hollywood Walk of Fame Tours and Activities

Hollywood Walk of Fame featuring a city and street scenes as well as a large group of people
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The Hollywood Walk of Fame is a world-renowned acknowledgement of the contribution of Tinseltown to the image and reputation of Los Angeles.

The Walk of Fame comprises a star-studded walkway of tributes to those who have made the biggest contributions to stage and screen in the history of Hollywood.To really consider yourself to have made it in this hardest of towns to remain in the spotlight, it’s not enough just to have your name in lights, you also need to it to be set permanently in concrete. Those that have achieved great things in the business have their names embedded in brass and set inside a coral-pink, terrazzo five-pointed star, to mark their contribution to the business that makes LA tick.The Hollywood Walk of Fame attracts vast numbers of visitors, who crowd by the sidewalk to see this most loved and well-known part of Los Angeles. This historic stretch of paving runs for 15 blocks of the Hollywood Boulevard, and also encompasses a few neighbouring streets.This tribute to those that have lit up cinema screens all over the world began in 1960, when the city first began acknowledging its big screen achievers with a permanent reminder. The Hollywood Walk of Fame began with just eight stars back in 1960, among which were Burt Lancaster and Joanne Woodward. It has since expanded to become a vast record of the Hollywood’s great and good, with nearly 2,500 names having been etched into the Hollywood pavement for posterity.In addition to the obvious superstar names, there are also a number of stars that acknowledge the less glamorous and notorious individuals who work behind the scenes in Tinseltown. For each individual whose name is etched into the Hollywood sidewalk, there is an appropriate symbol attached which represents within which part of the entertainment industry the individual excelled. Each star contains a motion-picture camera, a television set, a radio microphone, a theatrical mask or a musical record.The Hollywood Walk of Fame is a must-see for anyone who is in love with the big screen in particular, or show business in general. It attracts people from all over the world, and is a fun way to spend an afternoon within the glitzy world of Hollywood.

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Hollywood Inn Suites Hotel
1 Hotel West Hollywood
Hotel Dena, Pasadena Los Angeles, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
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Reviews of Hollywood Walk of Fame

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3/5 - Okay

Verified traveller
30 Nov 2019

cold and windy the two days we were visiting

2/5 - Disappointing

Verified traveller
4 Nov 2019

Over rated, dirty with touts trying to sell you something every 5 metres.

3/5 - Okay

Verified traveller
3 Sep 2019

Its not as good as you may think. I think everyone in LA has a star. Just a free piece of advise, ignore all the side shows & people trying to palm off cd's. They are a nightmare once you start dealing with them and won't leave you alone until you pay them!!!

4/5 - Good

Verified traveller
11 Mar 2019

Check out the Roosevelt Hotel - 1926 and still going strong. Beautiful old style Hotel.

3/5 - Okay

Verified traveller
1 Mar 2019

When we went the Oscars were getting set up so we missed out on seeing half the stars.. we weren't aware of this so was bit disappointed but it will mean we can come back

2/5 - Disappointing

Verified traveller
16 Feb 2019

The walk of fame was a little underwhelming, good to see but honestly not an awful lot to do in the area. There were a lot of people trying to sell you something - very touristy. And what wasn't touristy seemed to be run down and dirty. Did go to the El Capitan theatre while we were there to see Disney's 1991 Beauty and the Beast - this was fun! $10 a ticket and the theatre was beautiful with good seating, and they had Princess Belle there before the show began for photo opportunities with the kids (of all ages). She also did a small dance performance as the movie began, which the kids in the audience loved. It was a bit of an unexpected and special treat for our rewatch of a classic.

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