Classic Film and Television Locations 1 Day Tour in Los Angeles

The tour duration already includes lunch and rest stops, traffic delays, and driving hours between each location throughout the day. Please note that the total duration may vary depending on traffic and weather conditions.

Itinerary:
"Rush Hour" filming location: Foo Chow Restaurant (20 mins) → "Fast and Furious" and "Transformers" filming location: Dodger Stadium (Outsdide visit, 30 mins) → "La La Land", "Transformers", "Terminator" and "Twilight" filming location: Griffith Observatory (Outsdide visit, 40 mins) → "Forrest Gump" filming location: Santa Monica Pier (2 hours, including lunch time) → "Terminator", "Inception" and "Fast and Furious" filming location: W 7th St & S Broadway (40 mins) → "City of Angels" "Inception" "Iron Man" filming location: Grand Ave+Walt Disney Concert Hall (30 mins)

Foo Chow Restaurant, located in Los Angeles' Chinatown, is best known as the iconic filming location for Jackie Chan's Rush Hour. This spot not only played a key role in the movie but also marked Jackie Chan’s breakthrough into Hollywood fame, making it a must-visit destination for fans of the film and actor.

Dodger Stadium, located in Los Angeles, California, is the home of the MLB’s Los Angeles Dodgers and the largest baseball stadium in the world, seating 56,000 fans. With its sweeping views and signature palm trees lining the outfield, it embodies the essence of Southern California. Beyond hosting iconic games, it has also appeared on the big screen, most notably in Fast and Furious, making it a perfect destination for sports lovers and film enthusiasts alike.

Outside Visit
Griffith Observatory, perched high above Los Angeles, is a cinematic icon that has starred in some of Hollywood’s most memorable moments. Its breathtaking city views and striking architecture made it the perfect backdrop for La La Land’s romantic dance sequence under the stars. It’s also featured in action-packed scenes from Transformers and Terminator, as well as the atmospheric romance of Twilight. Beyond its Hollywood fame, the observatory offers panoramic vistas of the LA skyline and a gateway to the cosmos, blending science, history, and film magic in one unforgettable spot.

Santa Monica Pier, a century-old landmark at the end of Colorado Boulevard, is one of Los Angeles’ most iconic seaside spots. Famous for its lively boardwalk, amusement park, and sweeping ocean views, it’s also where Forrest Gump ended his legendary run, commemorated by the "Gump’s Run" plaque at the pier’s end. Visitors can dine at the themed Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. restaurant, inspired by the film, savoring seafood while soaking in the nostalgic atmosphere. With its vibrant energy and cinematic history, the pier blends coastal charm with movie magic.

Time allotted for this destination includes lunch time.

Located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, W 7th St & S Broadway is a hotspot for film lovers, famously featured in movies like Terminator, Inception, and Fast and Furious. Standing amidst its striking architecture and bustling urban energy, it’s easy to imagine the thrilling “city folding” sequence from Inception or high-octane chases racing through its streets. This iconic intersection perfectly captures LA’s dynamic blend of real-life grit and big-screen spectacle, making it a must-see for fans of action-packed blockbusters.

Grand Ave in downtown Los Angeles is a hub of culture and striking architecture, anchored by Frank Gehry’s iconic Walt Disney Concert Hall. This vibrant district is also home to the Ahmanson Theatre, Chandler Theatre, and Mark Taper Forum, blending art, performance, and modern design. Its bold, futuristic architecture has made it a favorite filming location, featured in movies like City of Angels and Inception, where its sleek lines and dynamic visuals brought cinematic dreams to life.

Combined viewing time with Walt Disney Concert Hall is 30 minutes.

The Walt Disney Concert Hall, designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Frank Gehry, is an iconic Los Angeles landmark celebrated for its sweeping steel curves and striking modern design. Its futuristic architecture has made it a popular location for filmmakers, including featuring in Iron Man. Inside, the wood-paneled concert hall offers exceptional acoustics, while the ground floor features dining and retail spaces, blending world-class architecture, culture, and film history seamlessly.

Combined viewing time with Grand Avenue is 30 minutes.