LA Walk of Fame 100 Years of Hollywood Tour By Junket

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About this activity

Hollywood Boulevard is one of LA's most well-known streets, and for good reason. This one boulevard has it all, from the Walk of Fame in front of the former Grauman's Chinese Theatre to a famous restaurant popular with celebrities for decades. Your experienced tour guide will take you to some of these iconic locations, where you'll learn some lesser known history while enjoying the sights, culminating in a spectacular view of the famous Hollywood Sign.

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At a glance

Duration: 2 hours
Confirmation: Confirmed within 48 hours
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Up to 25 people
People per booking: 1–25
Guide: English
Operated by: Junket: Los Angeles Tours and Premium Experiences

Ages: Children (0–5 years) · Youth (6–17 years) · Adults (18–100 years)

What is included

Included

Included: Thoroughly researched and accurate history and facts
Included: Professional and courteous guide

Not included

Not included: Food and drink

Itinerary

Stop 1

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This 100-year-old landmark has hosted thousands of celebrities beginning with Charlie Chaplin racing down a dirt road for a plate of Roast Lamb Kidneys.
Egyptian Theatre

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Named during "King Tut Fever," the Egyptian has a storied history that began with the first ever movie premiere.
Stop 3

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See this renowned academy that counts Mark Ruffalo and Marlon Brando among its former students.
The Hollywood Museum

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Learn how this former makeup store launched Max Factor's career and changed American beauty standards forever.
El Capitan Theatre

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This building started out holding live plays, but its first movie screening was of a controversial movie, Citizen Kane.
TCL Chinese Theatres

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See where the tradition of leaving handprints in the sidewalk began, along with some non-human hoof and paw prints.
Stop 7

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This iconic hotel has been a playground for the stars since it hosted the first Academy Awards in 1929.
The Magic Castle

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This location is a members only club for magicians, but a stay can be arranged, for a price, of course.
Freeman House

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This house, designed by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright, is sadly uninhabitable due to its design.
Hollywood Sign

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Take in the view of the iconic Hollywood Sign from Hollywood Boulevard.