Things to do in Hollywood
Beverly Gardens Park
This 1.9-mile-long showcase park features many cultural and art events, including the annual "Affaire in the Gardens" art show. Also located here are several notable public sculptures, a remarkable cactus garden, and Merrell Gage's landmark "Electric Fountain."
Greystone Park
At Greystone Park, can drive through the fancy wrought-iron gates of one of the most dramatic estates in Beverly Hills, stroll its lushly landscaped, 16-acre grounds, and admire the 55-room castle up close. And it's all free! This fortress-like Tudor mansion was built by famed oil-tycoon Edward Doheny in 1928, as a gift to his son. With over 46,000 square feet of living space, it is the largest home ever built in Beverly Hills. Call 310-550-4654 for more information.
905 Loma Vista Drive, Hollywood, CA
Museum of Television & Radio
This not-for-profit organization is dedicated to collecting and preserving radio and television programs with artistic, cultural, and historical significance. Call 310-786-1000 for more information.
465 N. Beverly Drive at Little Santa Monica, Hollywood, CA 90210
Starline Tours in Hollywood
Starline Tours provide guided tours since 1935, and is now the major tour company in Los Angeles. Call 323-463-3333 for more information.
6541 Hollywood Blvd # 110, Hollywood, CA 90028
Virginia Robinson Gardens
Built in 1911 and now listed in the National Register of Historic Places, Robinson Manor is the only Beverly Hills mansion that is open to the public. An eloquent blend of architecture and landscape, the estate itself covers six hillside acres and includes five distinctive gardens. Call 310-276-5367 for more information.
1008 Elden Way, Hollywood, CA 90210