Hollywood Vacations

The town is one of the main hubs of LA, and there's loads to do for all the family.

The Walk of Fame is perhaps Hollywood’s most famous attraction. More than 2,600 stars' names are embedded in the sidewalks. Spread over 15 blocks, walking among them is an activity in itself, spotting celebrity stars from Bryan Adams to Lassie.

There are many bus tours in the center of Hollywood that will take you on a fun-filled tour of the area, often encompassing Hollywood Hills and Beverly Hills. The guides tend to be well-informed, and enjoy pointing out all the homes belonging to the rich and famous.

Madame Tussauds and The Hollywood Museum are two of many museums that are well worth a visit.

For night owls, be sure to visit the world-famous Sunset Strip. World-renowned music venues such as The Roxy Theatre, Whiskey-a-Go-Go and Johnny Depp’s co-owned Viper Room sit alongside the Comedy Store, and a wealth of bars and clubs.

As Hollywood is in the center of Los Angeles, there is a massive range of activities and attractions within a short drive.

Whatever your tastebuds are hankering for, you'll be able to satisfy them in Hollywood. Local, traditional American dishes are on every street corner, as well as cuisine from all around the globe.

Diddy Riese Cookies is arguably the best dessert place in LA. Here you can choose from a vast array of cookies, brownies and ice cream. This restaurant is also surprisingly budget-friendly, and is bound to be a big hit with kids of all ages.

If you’re feeling especially hungry, head to California Pizza Kitchen, The Griddle Café, Bubba Gump, Pink’s Hot Dogs, Hard Rock Cafe Hollywood, or Mel’s Drive-In. Here you can choose from many hearty dishes with classic LA-style friendly customer service.

For some slightly more refined recommendations, try Verlaine, Bone Kettle, Pizzana, Officine Brera, The Flats, Salazar, Farida, The Mar Vista, Manuela or Fleishik’s.