Los Angeles Landmarks
Book Tours of the City's Iconic Sights
From the Art Deco observatory on the slopes of Mount Hollywood to the theater where the Oscars are handed out each year, Los Angeles's landmarks are as much a part of the city's story as the stars who made it famous.
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Good to Know Before You Go
Griffith Observatory is closed on Mondays, and entry to the building, grounds, and public telescopes is free; the guided tour adds expert commentary and a planetarium show.
The Dolby Theatre is a working venue, so tours run on selected days around its event schedule and pause for the Academy Awards and other major events.
The Dolby Theatre sits at Ovation Hollywood on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a few steps from the TCL Chinese Theatre, so it's easy to combine with a stroll along the boulevard.


















