Hollywood Walking Tour

The walk of fame is very long and everything is spread out quite a long way. It is crowded. You are bothered by street performers, homeless people and sales people so be prepared to say no a lot. If there is a particular star you are wanting to see, I would get a map first to find out where it is located.

It's certainly original, it's awesome seeing so many people taking pictures of the floor. It's the one strip of pavement you'll never find any money on as everyone is constantly looking down. It's good, but not on the list of must see's... Although it is hard to avoid. I must check which stars have their stars outside McDonalds next time I go...

A fun walk to take. There are over 2000 stars up and down Hollywood Blvd. and Vine St. It is neat to look at and may remind you of some great stars of the past. If you can make it on a day where a star is being presented, the movie star recipient and other stars are always present. In one month in 2003 Anthony Hopkins, Selma Hayek, Robert Duvall, Gary Sinese and Billy Bob Thorton were all either honored or attending ceremonies on 'the Walk.' The area where the stars are located features many great landmarks (like the Chinese Theater) and plenty of fun shops and museums.