Where the stars dine: a legendary celebrity hangout where the walls are lined with over 250 black and white photos of stars who have dined there - a virtual "Who's Who" of Hollywood.

This museum was founded by Hollywood legend Gene Autry.

A two-year college, also home to the unusual Old Trapper's Lodge Statues.

Established in 1899, the oldest cemetery in Hollywood is the final resting place for more than 100 celebrities from the entertainment industry.

A major university that has developed into an international center of learning, enrolling more than 28,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students on its two campuses.

More than 1,200 animals make their home here.

Day spa.

This funky, eclectic, unique, trend-setting neighborhood includes shops, restaurants and galleries.

Located off Mulholland Drive in the Hollywood Hills, this park is especially loved by dog-lovers since they can hike with their dogs without a leash.

The LA Fashion District is a bargain hunter's paradise, with over 1,000 stores that sell to the general public at discounted prices. Shoppers can expect to find bargains of 30% to 70% off of retail...

This house turned museum was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

This motel was created by John Ehn to represent his vision of the wild west, warning, not politically correct.

Leimert Park, as filmmkaer and resident John Singleton noted, is "the Black Greenwich Village." The art deco buildings mixed with African themes have attracted an amalgam of artists and musicians to...

The only remaining "big name" studio located in Hollywood and the only continually operating studio in Tinseltown. Offers behind-the-scenes tours to visitors.

Get the pick of the crop at this huge flower market located along the 700 block of Wall Street in Los Angeles.

In the vein of traditional Hollywood, this store has a large collection of popular culture memorabilia and souvenirs.

By day a hopping Mexican restaurant, but after the dinner hour the place serves great drinks, with chips and guacamole as chasers.

Tennis buffs can play on any of 20 courts at this facility.