Sunset Boulevard Review

Sunset Boulevard is one one the most iconic things about LA but, it is ultimately just a road. There is no doubt that it covers a few highlights e.g. Playboy Mansion, the Oppenheim Group and leads straight to Hollywood but it's something you end up passing through rather than venturing to.

The black-and-white film, "Sunset Boulevard," produced by Paramount Pictures in the 1950s, is a realistic Sunset Boulevard that stretches from downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Coast Highway, about 35 kilometers long. Sunset Boulevard passes through Westwood, Echo Park, Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air and Pacific Palisades, and there are long palm trees and film billboards on both sides of the road. Walk on Sunset Boulevard, walk into any audio-visual store on the side of the road, see the old records displayed on the counter, relive the strings that made you feel excited many years ago, think about the film and television stars who went out from here, spend a leisurely afternoon, it is the best. Among them, Hollywood Sunset Boulevard, which is most famous for boutiques, restaurants and nightclubs between Hollywood and Beverly Hills, is flanked by million-dollar mansions of film and television stars and entertainment giants. The adjacent Bel Air is home to the world’s premier research university, the University of California.

Sunset Boulevard (Sunset Strip), the name of the California street. It is located on Hollywood Boulevard, about 27 kilometers long, on both sides of the road are stretched palm trees and a line of movie billboards.

It is also a pleasure to walk to Sunset Boulevard when the sun is setting

Yes, it is worth going to see the place, like it, go again next time.

Yes, a place worth going, like it, go again next time.