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West Hollywood's most famous thoroughfares include the glittering Sunset Strip, trendy Melrose Avenue and the always-happening Santa Monica Boulevard. The Boulevard is one of the liveliest parts of historic Route 66 with a personality all on its own. Particularly suited to visitors who wish to sample the local flavor on foot, this main drag just south of the Sunset Strip is best known for its abundance of coffee shops, bookstores and restaurants. |
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Hollywood Sign, perched atop Mount Lee, this global symbol of Hollywood glamour measures 450 feet in length with mammoth white letters, each standing 45 feet high, spelling out the name of the city. Kodak Theatre, opened in 2001 and is the main attraction and cornerstone of the Hollywood and Highland entertainment complex. It is the home to the Academy and ESPY Awards presentations and many concerts and theatrical performances. The House of Blues, 8430 Sunset, a restaurant/bar/concert-house whose owners include actor Dan Aykroyd and the rock group Aerosmith. The Viper Room, one of the best known clubs on the Strip at 8852 Sunset. Circus Disco and Arena, a famous Hollywood club with three dance floors, special guest DJ's and state of the art lighting and sound. |
| MUSEUMS Hollywood Entertainment Museum, Celebrates Hollywood - the place and the entertainment arts - with interactive exhibits, video presentations, studio back-lot tour. Hollywood Wax Museum This unique and exciting attraction takes visitors of all ages on a personal stroll down memory lane, recapturing special moments with old friends from movies, television, music, sports and history. West Hollywood 's Galleries |
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