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The starting point of the Walk of Fame. Until 2021, it featured a Marilyn Monroe statue on top, stolen with a hacksaw! Shin's security cameras helped track the thieves, though the statue was never recovered.
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Shin sits one block from the start of the Walk of Fame, so consider this our gift to the neighborhood: a free, self-guided tour of the boulevard's legendary stops. Park in Shin's own lot, walk the stars, and come back hungry.
This interactive map brings together all the must-see spots along the Hollywood Walk of Fame, from historic theaters to iconic landmarks. Use it to plan your walk, find nearby attractions, and make sure you don't miss any of Hollywood's legendary stops.
The starting point of the Walk of Fame. Until 2021, it featured a Marilyn Monroe statue on top, stolen with a hacksaw! Shin's security cameras helped track the thieves, though the statue was never recovered.
Opened in 1927, this glamorous hotel hosted the very first Academy Awards. Legends like Marilyn Monroe once lived here, making it a true piece of Hollywood history.
Owned by Disney, this beautifully restored theater showcases Disney premieres and classics. Inside feels like stepping into a golden-age movie palace.
Right along Hollywood Blvd, you'll spot the theater where Jimmy Kimmel films his late-night show. Sometimes, you might even catch live outdoor concerts here.
A sweet stop on your walk. Grab ice cream or world-famous chocolates while enjoying a break from the sightseeing.
A modern shopping and entertainment complex. It also offers one of the best public viewpoints of the Hollywood Sign.
The most famous Hollywood landmark. Known for its grand Chinese-style facade and the forecourt filled with celebrity handprints and footprints.
Home of the Academy Awards. Tours are available where you can step on the very stage where the stars accept their golden statues.
Snap photos with lifelike wax figures of your favorite celebrities, from classic icons to today's superstars.
Once the famous makeup studio of Max Factor, now home to thousands of Hollywood artifacts, costumes, and props.
A quirky stop filled with bizarre, unusual, and unbelievable exhibits, perfect for curious minds and families.
From Ovation's upper levels, you'll find one of the best free views of the iconic Hollywood Sign, great for photos without the hike.
Experience true Hollywood glamour at the iconic Loews Hollywood Hotel, the preferred stay for celebrities during major events at the TCL Chinese Theatre and Dolby Theatre. Its prime location puts you steps away from the Walk of Fame.
The Walk of Fame begins at Hollywood & La Brea, and Shin is right there at 1655 N La Brea Ave. Park in our own lot (plus additional Shin-only parking right beside it), walk the stars, then refuel with Ramen Museum-honored ramen, sushi cut to order, sake and Japanese craft beer.