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Visit TCL Chinese Theatre to take a tour, see an IMAX, watch a live show or peruse the famous footsteps imprinted in the sidewalk.

When in LA, wandering down the Hollywood Walk of Fame is practically a rite of passage. Since 1960, these permanent sidewalk adornments have celebrated luminaries in motion pictures, television, radio, live theatre and recording.

Located at Hollywood and Vine, in Hollywood. Designed by architect B. Marcus Priteca and the last theatre built by the vaudeville impresario Alexander Pantages.

Since 1922, this Los Angeles cultural landmark—the largest outdoor amphitheater in the country—has brought some of the world's greatest musicians to the stage. The home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, this outdoor venue spotlights artists of all genres in a spectacular setting.

Catch a show at Sunset Boulevard’s Hollywood Palladium, an Art Deco-style venue that brings big-name acts to its famous stage.

Attend an event at (or take a daytime tour) of Dolby Theatre, the 180,000-square-foot, 3,400-seat home of the Academy Awards. The cutting-edge hub has also hosted the American Idol finals, AFI Lifetime Achievement Awards to Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep and George Lucas, Daytime Emmy Awards, ESPY Awards and BET Awards.

Since 1931, the 5,900-seat Greek Theatre has given audience members the chance “to play, be and see among the stars.” This beloved Griffith Park entertainment venue has played host to some of the biggest legends from Sir Elton John and Frank Sinatra to Bruce Springsteen and Carlos Santana.

Feel the pull of movie-making magic at The Kimpton Everly Hotel, your Hollywood home base that's just a 5-minute drive from Universal Studios. As one of the world's oldest continuously operating movie studios, this entertainment hub features live-action shows, thrill rides and a tram tour that makes the entire family feel like showbiz royalty for the day.