Looking at Hollywood Entertainment Museum on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles. Unfortunately, the museum closed its doors in 2007. It was dedicated to preserving precious Hollywood memorabilia and movie sets. Included sets ranged from The X-Files, Star Trek, and Cheers. It also included older memorabilia from Ben-Hur and the original Planet of the Apes.
Homes below Mulholland Drive. The drive is a winding, scenic road that runs through the Santa Monica Mountains in...
View of the Los Angeles city skyline as seen from Pershing Square, a small park in the downtown area....
Hollywood Bowl is an iconic amphitheater located in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles. Built in the 1920s, many...
Looking at the LA skyline from Pershing Square Station. Pershing Square Station is a subway station located in the...
Hope Street looking at a sculpture called “Ulysses” by Alexander Liberman. The two buildings either side house the Chase...
The Hollywood Freeway is a major north-south freeway in Los Angeles, California. It is officially known as State Route...
View from the top of Bunker Hill steps. Bunker Hill Steps are a set of public stairways located in...
Westin Bonaventure Hotel is a Los Angeles landmark. It opened in 1976 but its unique modern design defies its...
