Grand Tour of Los Angeles & Movie Stars' Homes

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• See over 40 mansions of where your favourite celebrities actually live
• Deluxe coach Sightseeing Tour of Los Angeles
• Stop at Hollywood Boulevard, Rodeo Drive, Hollywood Bowl, the Farmers Market, Olvera Street and the Walt Disney Concert Hall
• Expert driver/guide
• Pick-up and drop off from Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Santa Monica, West Hollywood, Hollywood, Universal Hollywood and Downtown Los Angeles area hotels

This exciting tour is a combination of the  Movie Stars Home Tour and Deluxe Grand City Los Angeles Tour.

See where the stars live, work and shop with a tour of more than 40 Beverly Hills Movie Stars’ Homes with the company that pioneered the ‘Movie Stars’ Homes Tour’ in 1935. Rodeo Drive and The Sunset Strip. During your two hour tour, your informative fun guide will take you to see over 40 breathtaking mansions including stars such as Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox, Jennifer Lopez, Orlando Bloom, Tom Cruise, Christina Aguilera, Nicolas Cage and David and Victoria Beckham.

Then accompanied by an expert guide, see the sites and landmarks you've seen countless times on TV and film Among the many highlights you will see:

• Grauman's Chinese Theatre: Famous for its cement foot and hand prints of movie stars in its forecourt, the spectacular theatre itself is the number one movie premiere house in the world.
• The Kodak Theatre: The 3,400 seat theatre opened in November 2001 is the first permanent home of the Academy Awards.
• The Walk of Fame: Enjoy a 20-minute stop at Hollywood’s most visited attraction where you will find around 2,400 pink terrazzo stars inlaid with the names of famous TV, Movie, music stars.
• Hollywood Sign: Hollywood's ultimate icon. It was built in 1923 and is considered a national monument.
• Hollywood Bowl: The world famous summer home of the LA Philharmonic Orchestra. The outdoor 18,000 seat natural amphitheatre has hosted many of the world's most famous musicians, including The Beatles, Cher and Ella Fitzgerald.
• Farmer's Market: The original "Farmer's Market", founded in 1934 is the largest open air market in Los Angeles, with more than 140 shops, restaurants, markets and cafes. Here you will enjoy a 60-minute lunch stop.
• Miracle Mile: Stretching over several blocks on Wilshire Blvd, it is the first commercial district in the US developed around the automobile. It is also the current home to many Los Angeles museums.
• La Brea Tar Pits: This is one of the world's most famous fossil localities, recognized for having the largest and most diverse assemblage of extinct Ice Age plants and animals in the world, all recovered from the asphalt deposits of the Tar Pits.
• LA County Museum Art: LACMA is the largest encyclopedic art museum west of Chicago - with artwork covering the expanse of art history - from ancient to contemporary - across the globe.
• Melrose Avenue: Melrose Avenue is a street which defines hip shopping in Los Angeles. Many of the styles on the TV show "Friends" came from the shops on Melrose Ave. The storefronts can often be works of pop art in themselves.
• CBS Television: Built in 1952, this is where many of the nation's favorite television programs are taped, including "Dancing with the Stars", "American Idol" heats and the classic game show "The Price is Right".
• Paramount Studios: Paramount Studios is the last major studio still located in Hollywood itself where movies and TV shows are still made to this day.
• Sunset Strip: Sunset Strip is famous for its glittery nightlife with glamorous hotels, clubs and restaurants.
• Olvera Street: This is part of the Pueblo which is considered the birthplace of Los Angeles. This area takes you back to the time this was a Mexican/Spanish settlement and is the location of Avila Adobe - the oldest surviving homes in LA dating back to 1818.
• Chinatown: Chinatown was built in the 1930's as part of America's 1st modern Chinatown - actually owned and planned by the Chinese as a major tourist attraction.
• Staples Center: Home to many sports teams, including the World-Champion Los Angeles Lakers, it has also hosted the Democratic National Convention and countless rock concerts.
• LA Live/Nokia: LA Live, a 2 billion dollar entertainment complex that takes up 6 city blocks. Already the Nokia theatre has hosted the American Idol Finale and has become the permanent home of the Emmy Awards.
• Walt Disney Concert Hall: This spectacular concert hall, with its massive steel curves was designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry who is considered a modern day icon.
• Our Lady Cathedral: The Cathedral of Our Lady of Angels, built in 2002, was designed by world-renowned Spanish architect, Jose Rafael Moneo as a modern reinterpretation of the California Mission.

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Adult	0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25	£62.00
Child	0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25	£49.00

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