This is the most famous movie theater in the world. Millions of visitors flock here every year, drawn by its famous forecourt with its hands and footprints of the Hollywood Stars set in cement. The Chinese Theatre has been the site of more movie gala premieres than any other theater.

This place pretty much tops off a wonderful after dinner dessert fix. They keep the place clean, though it often smells like bleach so most people get their orders to go. They have great ice cream and frozen yogurt so if you like that stuff, you'll love this place.

From the past to the present the Roosevelt is a well known Hollywood landmark that has been completely restored to its original splendor. Has a free Hollywood history exhibition including the original camera used to film "Gone with the Wind" and photos of Hollywood past and present. The full length Mirror next to the elevator on the lower floor, is said to be haunted by Marilyn Monroe. The mirror used to hang in Marilyn's suite and her image now appears in it.

Here you'll find Hollywood's first restaurant. Established in 1919, this old-fashioned restaurant is a Hollywood landmark. You can sit in the same booths where stars of the silver screen once dined.

Shaped like a stack of records, this building was the world's first circular office building. The light at the top of the building emits the name Hollywood in Morse code at night. At the bottom of the building is a large painted mural featuring recording artists of Capital records. Inside the lobby you can view many gold records awarded to such artists as The Beatles etc. John Lennon's Walk of Fame Star is right outside and is often used for candlelight vigils on the anniversary of his death.

The Pantages has become one of the greatest landmarks of Hollywood, signifying both the glorious past and glorious future of the world's entertainment capital. For ten years the Pantages Theatre was the home of the glittering Academy Awards Presentations.