Walk of Fame: 100 Years of Hollywood

Walk Among the Stars

Did you know a celebrity star on the Walk of Fame doesn’t come for free? There is a $55,000 fee to create, install, and maintain the star.

Recognized around the world as the supreme tribute to entertainment industry artists, the Hollywood Walk of Fame is a 15-block section of sidewalk adorned with over 2,700 terrazzo-and-brass stars honoring each carefully-selected artist from 5 categories of entertainmnet. Now a major Los Angeles tourist attraction, this section of the walkway is flanked by some of the most famous remnants of Old Hollywood, from the oldest restaurant in the city to the extravagant Grauman theatre.

“This is definitely the way to see the best parts of the Walk of Fame. It’s so much bigger than I thought it would be!”

What is the 100 Years of Hollywood Walk of Fame Tour About?

The Walk of Fame Tour offers a more intimate exploration of the most prominent names on the stars, transporting you to the glitz and glamor that Hollywood is known for. Discover the secrets of the Golden Age of Hollywood and beyond, examining the key establishments that created Tinseltown as we know it, and visiting the stars of some of your favorite performers.

What You Will See on This Tour:

The tour takes you on an unforgettable exploration of Hollywood’s brightest stars as well as the stories of the famous locations lining the street, such as:

• The historic backstory of the Egyptian Theatre
• The elite customers at Musso and Frank
• The beautiful legacy of The Hollywood Museum
• The famous courtyard of the Chinese Theatre
• And so much more…

Professional local guides will introduce you to the Walk of Fame like few have ever seen it. This exclusive journey down what may be the most famous sidewalk in the world will immerse you in the glory of Hollywood’s brightest years and the tributes to the biggest stars of the last century.

Join us to explore the iconic symbols honoring the best entertainers in the business and imagine the thrill to see your name among them.

“It was my fans who made me a star.”

Marilyn Monroe