Hollywood Holidays

The allure of Hollywood, California, lies in its glow of glitz, glamour, and the grand narrative of dreams turned into realities. This thematic season of film and fantasy has etched Hollywood's influence far beyond the confines of its geographical boundaries, transforming it into an icon of global popular culture.

From trodden paths of stardom that run under your feet along the Hollywood Walk of Fame to the colossal Hollywood sign gazing down from the rolling green heights, every aspect of Hollywood speaks to the hope of success and the magic of motion pictures. This is a unique holiday journey into the heart of cinematic legends, enticing culinary escapades, and sun-soaked Californian scenery.

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Things to See and Do

Immerse yourself in the reel world glamour and the raw reality of Tinseltown, where every corner is a story set and every path is a star-studded sidewalk. Your Hollywood journey will encompass the mesmerising draw of fame, an appealing array of movie-infused scenery, and a touch of the unexpected in this American dream city.

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Explore the glitzy Hollywood Walk of Fame under the radiant Californian sun, where the stars underfoot honour thousands of luminaries from the world of entertainment. Feel the pulse of movie magic as you walk from one symbolic star to another, each one signifying an indelible contribution to the cinematic universe.

The Hollywood Museum

Step into The Hollywood Museum for a guided tour through an extraordinary collection of Hollywood memorabilia. This treasure trove of tinsel-town's history is studded with relics from yesteryears, interactive exhibits and personal artefacts, each contributing its narration to the grand tale of Hollywood.

Runyon Canyon Park

Succumb to the rugged rustic charm of Runyon Canyon Park for a breath of fresh air in Hollywood. This green space in the heart of stardom provides verdant trails and panoramic city views. Remember, early mornings and sunsets make for the best Hollywood sign selfies!

TCL Chinese Theatre and Dolby Theatre

Immerse yourself in Hollywood history, with informative tours through iconic sites like the TCL Chinese Theatre and Dolby Theatre. These structures are not only integral to the business of showbiz but also encapsulate the ever-evolving spirit of the cinema industry.

Hollywood Bowl

Experience an evening at the Hollywood Bowl, the nation's largest natural amphitheatre, for an unforgettable night of music under the stars. This iconic venue plays host to some of the world's leading musicians, and a concert here is not to be missed.

Food and Drink

Delight your taste buds with Hollywood's culinary smorgasbord, where the food takes centre stage and the dining spaces are imbued with cinematic charm.

Mel's Drive-In

Begin your gastronomic tour with a classic American breakfast at Mel's Drive-In. This spot on Sunset Boulevard has been featured in several films and offers an authentic diner experience.

Frolic Room

Experience the famed Frolic Room, Hollywood's oldest bar, whose walls have been soaked in stories from the Golden Age of cinema. Step in for a cold one and feel the aura of Hollywood's luminous past.

Musso and Frank Grill

Savour a succulent steak or a Lobster Thermidor at Musso & Frank Grill, a Hollywood institution. Frequented by generations of stars, this dining establishment continues to charm patrons with its iconic dishes and revered cocktails.

The Roosevelt Hotel

Relish Hollywood's extravagant nightlife at The Roosevelt Hotel, home to the Tropicana bar. Be prepared for a night of glitz, glamour and perhaps even stargazing –witnessed from the bottom of a cocktail glass.

Pink's Hot Dogs

No culinary tour of Hollywood would be complete without grabbing a chilli dog from Pink's Hot Dogs stand, a Hollywood landmark since 1939. Relish this quick bite while imagining the countless celebrities who've stopped by after a night out.

Destination Essentials

The optimum time to visit Hollywood is during Spring (March - May), when the climate is mild, the skies are clear, and the city is alive with springtime festivals and events. Autumn (September - November) is also a good time, as the tourist crowds begin to thin out.

That said, there's always something going on in Hollywood. If you're a movie buff and the Oscars are the highlight of your cinematic year, Winter (January-February) might be your best bet. Meanwhile, summer (June-August) offers long, warm days and film premiers galore, providing ample opportunity to spot A-listers. But remember, hotel prices tend to peak with the temperature and early booking is advised.

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