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8433 W. Sunset Boulevard is a legendary address. It is the home of The Comedy Store, the greatest stand-up comedy club in the world. The Store was founded April 7, 1972, on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood by comedian Sammy Shore, his wife Mitzi and comedy writer Rudy DeLuca. It started because Sammy needed a place to work out when he wasn’t on the road. Sammy was the longtime opening act for Elvis Presley. It was the first all stand-up comedy nightclub in the world. In the beginning, since Sammy was frequently on the road, his wife, Mitzi assumed the nightly operations of the club and selected and scheduled the comedians that performed there.

Head down Sunset Boulevard and experience the best people watching in Los Angeles. Nestled between between Hollywood and Beverly Hills, Sunset Plaza is a chic, two block strip of fashionable boutiques, outdoor cafés, and trendy bistros.

The World Famous Whisky a Go Go – As long as there has been a Los Angeles rock scene, there has been the Whisky A Go-Go. An anchor on the Sunset Strip since it’s opening in 1964, the Whisky A Go-Go has played host to rock ‘n’ roll’s most important bands, from the Doors, Janis Joplin, and Led Zeppelin to today’s up and coming new artists.

Find your celebrity crush and have your picture taken with their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. One of the most popular attractions in LA, the Hollywood Walk of Fame features more than 2,400 terrazzo and brass stars.

The Roxy Theatre is a legendary music venue located on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, California. Regardless of its West Coast locale, it is known by music lovers all over the world.

One of the most celebrated and exclusive shopping streets in the world, Rodeo Drive is home to trendy shops, designer boutiques, world-class jewelers, French couturier and high-end Los Angeles retailers like Giorgio of Beverly Hills.

Situated in a natural bowl once considered a holy place to local Native Americans, the Hollywood Bowl is an incredible outdoor entertainment venue that hosts live music, concerts and events in Los Angeles and home of the L.A. Philharmonic.

Experience the art, culture, history and science of Los Angeles at world-class museums like the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art and the Getty Museum - one of the most popular attractions in Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART Founded in 1910 as part of the Natural History, Science and Art Museum, the collection here grew in size and stature to command a six-building complex including art works from Europe, America, Asia, Latin America and a group of pre-Columbian artifacts. Notable works include Mary Cassatt's Mother about to Wash her Sleepy Child and David Hockney's painting of one of L.A.'s most famous roads, the self-titledMulholland Drive. MOCA - MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART Enjoy a collection of some of the area’s best modern and contemporary pieces at this Los Angeles museum and gallery space. Rotating exhibitions offer something new on every visit. J. PAUL GETTY MUSEUM AT THE GETTY CENTER Situated among the wild beauty of the Santa Monica Mountains, the Getty Center houses not only the museum but also Getty's research, conservation and grant programs. The Getty Museum houses spectacular works of art, including Vincent Van Gogh's Irises, The Abduction of Europa by Rembrandt and Claude Monet's Wheatstacks. The museum is free to the public. SKIRBALL CULTURAL CENTER Nestled in the Sepulveda Pass, uphill from the Getty Center, the Skirball explores American Jewish life, American democratic values and the pursuit of the American Dream- a theme shared by many immigrant groups. The Skirball's core exhibits chronicle the journey of the Jewish people through the ages, with emphasis on American Jewry. PETERSEN AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM Discover the final resting place of Hollywood's mechanical royalty. Dioramas and temporary exhibits illustrate the evolution of America's love affair with cars. See a 1911 American Underslung, Earl Cooper's 1915 White Squadron Stutz Racer and a 1922 Ford Model-T shown in a scene from a Laurel and Hardy film. GEORGE C. PAGE MUSEUM OF LA BREA DISCOVERIES Watch ancient history unfold before your eyes as paleontologists work inside a glass-walled laboratory cleaning and identifying fossils found in the La Brea Tar Pits. Nearly 42,000 years ago the pits were formed when oil rose to the earth's surface and gelled upon cooling. Animals entering the pits to drink the water became stuck in the tar and died. Serving as almost a time capsule, the trapped animals' bones were preserved in the tar for centuries.