Robertson Blvd.

If you want to see stars you should go to Robertson Boulevard in Beverly Hills. There is always someone famous there, either shopping, or dining at The Ivy. Paparazzi is hanging out with their cameras ready all day, every day.....on the phone with their accomplished getting tips all the time about where to expect someone famous to appear.

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Once someone is spotted...then this is how it looks outside the store. In this particular picture Tori Spelling was shopping for shoes inside the store.

In this particular picture Tori Spelling was shopping for shoes inside the store.

A stroll down Hollywood Blvd

The 101 Hollywood Freeway takes you to Hollywood. To go to Hollywood and Highland you exit on Highland Avenue, which will take you straight to H&H.....the very heart of Hollywood.

Hollywood Blvd

There are numerous shops along Hollywood Boulevard all the way from La Brea to Vine street. You can buy anything from souvenirs to shoes and clothes.

Hollywood Dell

Location: Hollywood Hills east of the Cahuenga Pass, from Franklin Avenue north to the Hollywood Reservoir. If you want to walk through this beautiful neighborhood and get up in the Hollywood Hills, you can get there by going north on Cahuenga from Hollywood Blvd, make a right onto Franklin Avenue and left onto Ivar Avenue.It's only a 10 minute walk before you reach one of the tunnels that brings you into the hills. Once you start walking up you get some nice views of the hills and the city of Hollywood.

Broadway

Broadway is a major thoroughfare in Los Angeles and one of the oldest streets in the city. For more than 50 years, Broadway from First Street to Olympic Boulevard was the main commercial street of Los Angeles, and one of its premier theater districts as well. This part of the street is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and you find numerous historic buildings like the Bradbury Building, the Los Angeles Examiner, and the largest surviving collection of pre-WWII movie palaces in the United States. You will find theaters like the Palace Theater, Million Dollar Theater - the first Los Angeles movie palace built in 1918, State Theater, Globe Theater, Orpheum Theater and the Cameo Theater.

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Pershing Square

Pershing Square is a public park that is one square block in size, bounded by 5th Street to the north, 6th Street to the south, Hill Street to the east, and Olive Street to the west. It is main stop for all major public transportation including the Red Line. It is a beautiful green island in the heart of downtown LA with a large fountain located in the southern half of the square.

Beverly Center

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Location: 8500 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90048

Beverly Center is Southern California’s premier fashion destination with 160 distinctive specialty boutiques , including Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Burberry, D&G, Michael Kors and True Religion Brand Jeans. In addition, point of difference retailers like Salvatore Ferragamo for Men, Henri Bendel, Traffic, Hugo Boss, Ben Sherman, Desigual and the only J. Lindeberg on the entire West Coast make Beverly Center a unique shopping destination.