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Today, Hollywood is a popular U.S. destination with it's main attraction of the entertainment industry, drawing millions of visitors to it's streets each year. Over 2000 stars's names now line the Hollywood Walk of Fame sidewalk, with more added every year. Also neighboring Hollywood to the West, is Beverly Hills with its ritzy Rodeo Drive shopping and many famous stars' homes.

Activities: Walk Hollywood Boulevard, filled with interesting places to visit -- from the oldest restaurant in Hollywood (Musso and Frank's, dating back to 1919) to the ornate Mann's Chinese Theatre, built in 1927, one of the most famous movie theatres in the world, attracting two million visitors each year to view it's historic courtyard, where many try to fit their hands or feet over 170 stars' hands and footprints. In between the movie theatres and souvenir shops, one will find the famous Hollywood Wax Museum and more than a dozen motion picture studios in Los Angeles, ranging from the well-known to the obscure. After dark, there is the famous Sunset Strip, and of course, don't forget Beverly Hills.