The Hollywood & Highland Center, in Los Angeles, is a huge complex that offers the best in entertainment, retail and hotel services. The Center is located in the Hollywood district of Los Angeles and includes the world famous Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Kodak Theatre, which is home to the Academy Awards. This historic site was also once the home of the famous Hollywood Hotel.

The complex offers amazing views of the Hollywood hills as well as the Hollywood sign. The centerpiece of the complex was inspired by the film "Intolerance" by D.W. Griffith and is a massive three-story courtyard filled with 75 shops , 3 restaurants, a movie theater, The Highlands nightclub and a Lucky Strike Lanes bowling alley.

The Hollywood & Highland center also has 65,000 square feet of gathering spaces including the Grand Ballroom, which is used for the Oscars Governors Ball. The world famous chef Wolfgang Puck also operates his regional headquarters out of the complex and the center also includes studios for the daily talk show "On the Air With Ryan Seacrest." Resting on the North side of the complex is the Renaissance Hollywood Hotel, which has 637 rooms. The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Hollywood/Highland Red Line subway stop is actually beneath the structure, which can take visitors to downtown Los Angeles or even North Hollywood/ Burbank.

Since its opening in 2001, The Hollywood & Highland Center has rejuvenated Hollywood and started a trend of new investors helping to bring the back the glamour and shine to the city. All over Hollywood Boulevard new businesses have popped up and opened new locations such as American Apparel, Hooters and even a W Hotel.

Directions

6801 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028