Hollywood Palms Inns & Suites Nearby

The Capitol Records Building is a historical landmark in Los Angeles, California. The building was designed by architect Stanley Tigerman and completed in 1956. It was originally the home of Capitol Records and is now used as an office for the Recording Academy. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places.

The Hollywood Footprints are a historical landmark in Los Angeles, California. The footprints were created by the stars of Hollywood on the sidewalk in front of the Brown Derby restaurant to celebrate the premiere of the movie "The Jazz Singer."

This Jerome C. Daniel overlook is an excellent spot to take in the sights and sounds of Hollywood while enjoying a breathtaking view of the Hollywood Bowl below. Located on Mulholland Drive, just east of the Hollywood sign, this overlook is a short drive from downtown Los Angeles. Entry is free, and there are wheelchair accessible ramps and a viewing platform with comfortable seating. You can also explore the overlook's gardens and playground, or take a stroll down to the Hollywood Bowl for a concert or performance.

Universal Studios Hollywood is home to one of the most popular amusement park rides in the world - The King Kong Ride. The ride takes riders on a thrilling journey through Skull Island, an adventure with the giant ape King Kong. The Universal Studio Tour Amusement park ride in Universal City, California is a replica of this iconic ride, and it's just as exciting.

The Universal Studio Tour Amusement park ride in Universal City, California is located inside the theme park's second theme park, Islands of Adventure. Like the original King Kong Ride, the attraction transports riders through an amazing landscape filled with dangerous beasts and treacherous cliffs. The ride also features an iconic scene where Kong jumps out of a waterfall and attacks a group of humans below.