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Hollywood Wax Museum

Hollywood’s obsession with celebrities may more than skin deep, but not at the Hollywood Wax Museum. The classic blue and red signage on Sunset advertises the uncannily lifelike renditions of stars from all eras, from Marilyn to Catherine Zeta-Jones.

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The Roxy Theatre

The Sunset strip was the centerpiece for LA’s hard rock scene, and the Roxy Theatre was – and still is – the epicenter of the strip. Early gigs by the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Jane’s Addiction went down here, and before that, the venue hosted underground parties for John Lennon and Heidi Fleiss. If you’re tearing down the strip in Midnight Club Los Angeles, keep an eye out for the distinctive neon sign.

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The Shangri-la Hotel

The timeless art deco styling's of Santa Monica’s Shangri-LA echo California’s golden years, and its vantage point above the beach make it one of the most recognizable buildings in LA. Make sure to drive by at night to see the majestic curves lit in all their glory.

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Mulholland Drive

Mulholland Drive snakes up and through the Santa Monica Mountains, affording views of both the San Fernando Valley and the Los Angeles Basin. Name checked in songs and immortalized in movies, Bad Boy Drive, as it has been called, is a legendary spot for street racers looking to put their drifting skills to the test.

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