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Hollywood Boulevard is a world-famous landmark in Los Angeles, California, known for its deep connection to the movie industry. It features the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame, historic movie theaters, and production studios, all celebrating Hollywood's cinematic heritage. Beyond its historical significance, the boulevard offers a lively entertainment scene with theaters hosting live performances, diverse restaurants, and a bustling nightlife. Attracting visitors from around the world, Hollywood Boulevard is a vibrant tourist destination, filled with street performers and a lively atmosphere.
Ennis House
Many consider Ennis-Brown House to be the most impressive of the Frank Lloyd Wright area residences. Built in 1924, Wright used Mayan art and architecture as his dominant influence for this home. It was given its current name in 1980 when then-owner, Augustus O. Brown donated the house to the Trust for Preservation of Cultural Heritage. The house has been featured dozens of times in film and television, most famously in the Ridley Scott sci-fi classic Blade Runner. Situated near Griffith Park, the house is highly visible from several area neighborhoods.
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Nestled within the grandiose space of Universal Studios Hollywood, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter is here to thrill with magical rides, attractions and entertainment. The themed interpretation of this famed book takes visitors on an exhilarating journey, with the fabled castle of Hogwarts looming in the backdrop. Jump on to the 3D ride of Harry Potter and The Forbidden Journey to tour the castle, its grounds, and soak up all the magic you possibly can. Then, climb aboard the majestic Hippogriff's back and let it swoop you around as you hold on with bated breath. At the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, visitors can also drop by the real-life versions of several attractions from the book, including the Three Broomsticks pub, Zonko's Joke Shop, Honeydukes and the Owl Post. Don't forget to pick up your wand at Ollivander's!
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