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Los Angeles, California
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The area is part of the Santa Monica Mountains, which serves as a crucial habitat for wildlife, including mountain lions, coyotes, and bobcats, providing them with a natural passage through the urban landscape.
Originally erected in 1923 as 'Hollywoodland' to promote a real estate development, the sign has since become a symbol of the entertainment industry and was shortened to 'Hollywood' in 1949.
This 160-acre park offers hiking trails with panoramic views of Los Angeles and is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and star-spotters alike.
Built in 1907, this estate was designed by the prominent architects Myron Hunt and Elmer Grey and is one of the last remaining examples of the early 20th-century Hollywood estates.
Opened in 1922, this iconic venue has hosted countless legendary performances and is renowned for its acoustics and scenic setting.
These staircases, built in the early 20th century, were originally designed to help residents navigate the steep hills before the widespread use of automobiles.
The area features a mix of architectural styles, including Spanish Colonial Revival, Mid-Century Modern, and contemporary designs, reflecting the eclectic nature of Los Angeles.
Named after the engineer William Mulholland, this scenic road offers stunning views of the city and has been featured in numerous films and television shows.
