Hollywood Forever Cemetery Los Angeles

6000 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles , California, United States - Phone: 323-469-1181
  • Traveler Rating 4.50
    33 reviews 6 travel blogs 1 photo

    Attraction Type:

    Cemetery, Other

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    30of 461 attractions in Los Angeles

Related BlogsHollywood Forever Cemetery Los Angeles

  • 1

    Dead People, Melrose and Rock n Roll Activities...

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    ... a fun filled day yesterday as we were chauffeur driven by Robert and his friend Joel around the sites. We visited the Hollywood Forever cemetery and checked out Johnny Ramone's memorial as well as Dee Dee Ramone's grave and other famous dead Hollywood ...

  • 2

    My poor celebrity knowledge shines again

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    ... along the beach to Venice. The next day I thought I should actually check out Hollywood things.  I started at Hollywood Forever Cemetery where you can see the opulence and tackiness (Ramone´s guitarist) of the graves of the rich and famous once ...

  • 3

    City of Angels

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    ... in Hollywood was a slight fail of a day, mostly due to the rain. We started off the day by going to the Hollywood Forever Cemetery which, without paying for the tour, was not too exciting. We did find Johnny Ramone's grave and statue though so that was ...

  • 4

    getting tired of thinking of cute titles...sorry

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    ... had done this twice before on previous trips but what is neat is that they are always adding new things. We went on the set of Two and a Half Men, saw Harry Potter props...very cool. Then later in the day we drove over to Hollywood Forever Cemetery . ...

  • 5

    Sightseeing and shopping

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    ... just behind it at a random food stall. The remainder of our bus ride took us along Melrose Drive, past the Hollywood Forever cemetery before dropping us off on Hollywood Boulevard. Due to our souvenir buying and general growth of our luggage, we decided ...

  • 6

    Day 1 in LA

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    ... of Juliette's friends rang to tell her that the Mexican "Festival of the Dead" was taking place that night at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. We decided to give it a go, and jumped into the Bus and set off for Santa Monica Boulevard. Unfortunately just ...