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When you decide to explore Los Angeles, why not start with the rock tours in LA famous Hollywood Walk of Fame located on Hollywood Boulevard. A series of bronze stars decorate the sidewalk to honor more than 2 000 celebrities from the worlds of theater and film whose names are engraved on iconic plates. Just a few steps away you will find the no less symbolic building of Grauman's Chinese Theater. Outside the theater still in operation, many celebrities have left the imprint of their feet or their hands. Among the most interesting impressions are the wheels of R2D2 from Star Wars and the dreadlocks of Whoopi Goldberg.No trip to Los Angeles would be complete without visiting its theme parks and excellent museums. The Universal Studios is without doubt one of the biggest attractions of Los Angeles. On board of a tram, you can cross for one hour the huge site of 170 hectares and visit the film set in operation before spending the rest of the day enjoying the many rides and themed entertainment.At sunset, leave the studio and go over the motorway towards the famous Mullholland Drive. On this beautiful and dramatic journey, you will have breathtaking views of Los Angeles and San Fernando Valley.It is in the San Fernando Valley that you will find the Warner Brothers Studios. You will also be able to make a tour of the facilities, familiarize yourself with the site's history before you go driving a golf cart, recording studios, movie sets and television activities and workshops where the trays are assembled by experts. You will also find place on the Warner Brothers Museum, an interesting museum that contains many famous objects used for films shot on location.