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Walk in the footsteps of Hollywood's biggest stars with the Hollywood Walk of Fame Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour. This flexible tour lets you explore almost 100 celebrity stars and learn fascinating stories about their rise to fame at your own pace.
Along the way, you'll discover iconic landmarks like the TCL Chinese Theatre, the Dolby Theatre (home of the Oscars), and other historic sites. All you need is your phone and headphones—download the tour app, and you're ready to go without any additional tickets or guides.
Enjoy lifetime access to this tour, which you can use anytime, on any trip. Whether you're visiting for a few hours or planning a Hollywood adventure, this self-guided experience offers a fun, informative way to see the city’s highlights.
The tour lasts approximately 2 to 3 hours, covering over 84 audio stories along a 2.5-mile route.
Just your phone and headphones. After booking, download the app, enter the provided password, and enjoy offline GPS-guided audio stories.
Absolutely. The tour is flexible—you can begin, pause, and resume at your convenience.
No, this is a self-guided experience. Support is available via chat, email, or phone if you need help.
The tour is suitable for all fitness levels and is designed for adults aged 5 to 90.
Included are the support, route maps, scenic stops, and lifetime access to the tour. Exclusions are entrance fees, parking, food, and transportation, which are separate.
Cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled start for a full refund.
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Sid Grauman, a showman with a flair for spectacle, built this extravagant theater in 1927, importing Chinese materials with government approval to create a Hollywood icon.
The impressive building with ornate pillars, built in 2001, is famous for hosting the Oscars and other major events inside.
Musso & Frank’s, opened in 1919, is Hollywood's oldest restaurant—famous for its history and classic cuisine.
This 13-story building from 1928 was once the second tallest in LA, symbolizing Hollywood’s growth.
A tower with grand buttresses and an 'Explorers' motif, symbolizing Hollywood’s bustling activity in the early 20th century.
The Guaranty Building, LA's first high-rise from 1923, once housed offices for Charlie Chaplin and Al Jolson.
Hollywood & Vine, a historic intersection where major companies like Capitol Records and CBS Studios got their start.
The Pantages Theatre, built in 1930, was a hub for vaudeville and now hosts major concerts.
The Fonda Theatre, dating back to 1926, is a prominent concert venue with a striking marquee.
The historic Egyptian Theatre, from 1922, is one of Hollywood's oldest cinemas. Learn more about it through the app.
The Hollywood Hotel’s story begins with Christie, a Michigan auto-parts manufacturer turned real estate developer, who brought glamour to the area.
A quick detour to the Hollywood Museum offers a chance to see Hollywood memorabilia up close.
This building is famous for wax celebrities. Learn about the woman behind it in the app’s stories.
Look for the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, a legendary spot for Hollywood stars, with stories available through the app.
Meet at the starting point
Begin from 7021 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028. After booking, check your email or texts for the 'audio tour' link. Follow the instructions to download and set up the tour while connected to Wi-Fi or mobile data. The tour is valid forever, so you can start it anytime.
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Your booking is confirmed immediately after checkout.
From $16.99 per person