This is a very nice outdoor mall, with the main features being a view of the Hollywood Sign, and cool gate and statues. I love the theme. I think there are a few empty stores, though, and there is room for improvement. The layout is not intuitive.

In fact this place is attached to Kodak Theater and other attractions. Before visiting other places start to follow artist Erika Rothenburg's mosaic floor trail throughout the complex to read stories of "The Road to Hollywood: How Some of Us Got Here." They are funny and touching stories behind the scenes. When you finally read all of them, you are... More

'Very Hollywood' mall with a good selection of shops and dining that connects to the Kodak and Chinese Theatre - a great short cut if you want to avoid the craziness of Hollywood Boulevard.

I'll have to be honest, L.A. was a little disappointing to my husband and I. We drove around L.A. and saw some scenery, parked our car & walked several blocks, but if you're going to spend any time in L.A.- we recommend stopping by Hollywood and Highland. Their parking is affordable $2-at night once validated. We enjoyed walking around the... More

the shopping centre was awesomely amazing, i cant wait to shop there again... :)) 10/10

I was there on Friday, December 30 for the new Cirque du Soleil show IRIS. Before the function at the Kodak Theater, we got to the Hollywood & Highland and we were amused by how cheesy and kitsch the whole thing.. White, giant stucco elephpants in display as cheap movie props, plus the plethora of stores selling a variety of... More

My favorite part of this mall is the small drink shop located on the main floor outside. D'lush could easily rival the Starbucks and Jamba Juice markets if it ever expands. The products are amazing (try the vava balls, mojito, banana strawberry smoothie, and the MANage! I don't know what they do besides make love to their drinks! The staff... More

Hollywood and Highland Centre is an oasis on the busiest strip of Hollywood Blvd. The best place to come after walking up and down the Walk of Fame and getting pictures of the occasional busier and the many celebrity look-a-likes. It has a seemingly mixed theme, which echoes Egyptian culture along with giants elephants sitting up on their hind legs... More

Fund at the corner of Hollywood Blvd. and Highland is this great outdoor mall complex. Next door is the Kodak Theater, Hard Rock Cafe, and Graumann's Chinese Theater. It has several floors of cafes and shops. The place is topped by giant statues that reminded us of the epic movie sets of the past. This is a opening in the... More