
The City of Angels has been immortalized so many times in movies and television, either playing itself or doubling for other locales, that Los Angeles is easily one of the world's most recognizable cities.
Even film buffs have to get out from in front of the screen sometimes. Star in your own getaway with this award-winning film location planner. While we can make the argument that everywhere in LA is a filming location, we’ve pulled out a few no-brainers and included some fun things that every fan of the movies must do. Make sure to check out “film locations” on discoverlosangeles.com for more.


Everyone who comes to Los Angeles wants to see a star. What many visitors don’t realize is that the hotels they check into are stars themselves. In fact, many LA hotels boast a resume that would be the envy of most actors. Read on for a guide to Los Angeles hotels that have been immortalized on screen, along with the productions that made them famous.
Discover the locations of La La Land—where sunset strolls, skyline views, dreamy dance floors, and movie-worthy moments are all part of the itinerary.

Sunsets. Ocean Waves. Palm Trees. Movie locations. Let’s hit the beach in Los Angeles. Explore your favorite movie locations from Malibu to San Pedro. Discover legendary landmarks and hidden gems with Location Manager Kelly Harris that have played unforgettable roles on screen.
“Ghostbusters,” “Blade Runner,” “Mad Men,” and “La La Land” . Just another day in DTLA. Historic hotels. Romantic eats. Sci-Fi architecture. Discover legendary landmarks and hidden gems with Location Manager Tristan Daoussis that have played unforgettable roles on screen.
Valley girls and “Terminator” boys love to discover film locations in the Valley. “Fast Times at Ridgemont High”, “Karate Kid”, “E.T.”, “Obsession”. All movies shot in the Valley with locations you can visit. Make your own itinerary or use ours as a guide. Discover legendary landmarks and hidden gems with Location Manager Scott Trimble that have played unforgettable roles on screen.





































































































































































