United States Tourist Spot Coloring Pages

🌟🎨 World Tourist Spot Series: United States Edition 🎨🌟

🎨✨ Discover the spirit of freedom and the vibrant landscapes of the USA through the magic of colors! 🇺🇸✨ From iconic monuments to lively cityscapes, let your creativity bring these landmarks to life! 🌈🖌️

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Coloring Theme Table of Contents

1. Grand Canyon	11. Space Needle	21. Arches National Park
2. Mount Rushmore	12. Brooklyn Bridge	22. Empire State Building
3. Statue of Liberty	13. Lincoln Memorial	23. Diamond Head, Hawaii
4. Golden Gate Bridge	14. Alcatraz Island	24. Rocky Mountains
5. Yellowstone National Park	15. Gateway Arch
6. Times Square	16. Central Park
7. Las Vegas Strip	17. Kennedy Space Center
8. Hollywood Sign	18. Hoover Dam
9. Niagara Falls	19. Great Smoky Mountains
10. Yosemite National Park	20. Washington Monument

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✈️ Basic Information on Hollywood & Los Angeles Sightseeing【Perfect for Beginners】

🗺 Area Overview

Hollywood, located in Los Angeles, California, is the global symbol of the film industry. Known for its movie studios, iconic landmarks, and celebrity culture, Hollywood draws millions of visitors each year. It's not just for film lovers—any trip to Los Angeles would be incomplete without a stroll down Hollywood Boulevard.

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🌤 Climate & Best Time to Visit

Hollywood has a warm Mediterranean climate with plenty of sunshine.

• Spring (Mar–May): Pleasant temperatures (20–25°C), blooming flowers
• Summer (Jun–Aug): Hot but dry (25–30°C), great for sightseeing
• Autumn (Sep–Nov): Mild weather and fewer crowds
• Winter (Dec–Feb): Cooler (15–20°C by day), chilly at night

🟢 Recommended time to visit: April–June and September–November offer mild weather and less crowding.

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🚍 Access & Transportation

• Airport: Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is the main hub, about 30–45 minutes to Hollywood by car.
• Getting Around: Ride-share services like Uber and Lyft are convenient. The Metro Red Line also connects Hollywood to downtown.
• Tours: Many guided options available—Hollywood Sign hikes, celebrity home tours, studio backlot experiences, and more.

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💰 Currency & Costs

• Currency: US Dollar (USD)
• Prices: Comparable to or slightly higher than major European cities. Expect $15–25 for a typical restaurant meal
• Tipping: Standard tipping is 15–20% at restaurants. Tipping is also expected for tour guides, hotel staff, and rideshare drivers.

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🔐 Safety & Travel Tips

• Safety: Tourist areas are generally safe, but avoid quieter streets after dark, especially near Hollywood Boulevard.
• Precautions: Watch out for pickpockets and petty theft. Try to finish your sightseeing during the day and use registered transport options.

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🗣 Language & Communication

• English is the primary language, and tourist facilities are well-prepared to assist international visitors. Even if you speak no English, you'll find help easily

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📱 Wi-Fi & Connectivity

• Free Wi-Fi is available in most hotels and cafes.
• Prepaid SIM cards or eSIMs from providers like T-Mobile or AT&T are available at airport kiosks, electronics stores, or official carrier shops. Be sure to check with your mobile provider about international roaming packages before departure.

🌟Highlights of 24 Tourist Attractions

1. The Hollywood Sign (Hollywood):
   
   Located in the Hollywood Hills, this world-famous white-lettered sign symbolizes the entertainment industry. Erected in 1923, it is best viewed from locations like Lake Hollywood Park and the Griffith Observatory. Several hiking trails offer closer views, with durations varying by route. The best season is spring to fall. The viewpoints and parks provide the best photo opportunities.
   
   
2. The Griffith Observatory (La La Land / Rebel Without a Cause):
   
   Situated in Griffith Park, this Art Deco observatory is famous for its appearance in films like the romantic scenes of “La La Land” and iconic moments in “Rebel Without a Cause.” Opened in 1935, it offers panoramic city views and excellent stargazing opportunities. Visiting at sunset in spring or summer is particularly recommended. About a 20-minute drive from downtown or accessible by DASH bus. Allow about 2 hours. The terrace provides stunning backdrops for both nightscapes and city photos.
   
   
3. The Bradbury Building (Blade Runner):
   
   Located in downtown LA, this historic Victorian-style building was constructed in 1893 and is famous for “Blade Runner.” Open year-round, a short walk from Pershing Square Station. Spend about 30 minutes. The central staircase and ornate atrium are top photo spots.
   
   
4. The Los Angeles Union Station (The Dark Knight Rises):
   
   This downtown gateway blends Spanish Colonial and Art Deco styles. Opened in 1939, it appears in many films. Spring and fall are ideal. About 30 minutes from LAX by FlyAway bus. Allocate about 1 hour. The arches and tiled interiors are great for photos.
   
   
5. The Beverly Wilshire Hotel (Pretty Woman):
   
   Located in the heart of Beverly Hills, this luxurious hotel is world-renowned as the setting for “Pretty Woman.” Opened in 1928, it has a rich history and is a favorite among Hollywood stars and other celebrities. Spring and autumn offer the most pleasant weather. About a 20-minute drive from downtown. Consider exploring the lobby or enjoying a meal at one of its restaurants. The grand entrance and lobby are iconic photo spots that evoke old Hollywood glamour.
   
   
6. The Stahl House (Crazy, Stupid, Love):
   
   Perched in the Hollywood Hills, this modernist glass house was built in 1960 and featured in “Crazy, Stupid, Love.” Public tours are typically available from spring to fall. Please check the official website for the current schedule. About 20 minutes by car from Hollywood. The glass-walled living room offers stunning night views.
   
   
7. The Venice Beach Boardwalk (American History X):
   
   Located in Venice, this lively beachfront promenade features street performers, murals, and skate parks. Summer is the busiest season. About an hour by bus from downtown. Plan for 1–2 hours. Sunset beach views and murals are top photo spots.
   
   
8. The Hollywood Walk of Fame (Various Movies):
   
   Running along Hollywood Boulevard, this sidewalk features over 2,600 celebrity stars. Established in 1960, it’s open year-round. Metro Red Line stops nearby. Allow 1 hour. Take photos with your favorite star’s plaque.
   
   
9. The Hollywood Bowl (A Star is Born):
   
   Nestled in the Hollywood Hills, this outdoor amphitheater opened in 1922 and is known for concerts and films. Concert season (spring–fall) is best. Access by car or shuttle. Plan for 2–3 hours. The iconic arched stage is a great photo spot.
   
   
10. The TCL Chinese Theatre (Various Movies):
    
    A landmark movie theater on Hollywood Boulevard, opened in 1927. Famous for its Chinese-inspired architecture and celebrity handprints. Open year.
    
    
11. The Sunset Strip (Almost Famous): Where the Spirit of Rock and Roll Lives On
    
    Located in West Hollywood, the Sunset Strip is a legendary stretch lined with iconic music venues and bars, a sacred place for music fans. It has served as the backdrop for numerous music films, including “Almost Famous.” The nights, especially from spring to fall, are vibrant with dazzling neon signs illuminating the street. It’s about a 15-minute bus ride from central Hollywood. Spend 1–2 hours strolling and discovering your favorite music spots. The historic clubs and vibrant neon signs offer fantastic photo opportunities.
    
    
12. The Chateau Marmont (Entourage): A Historic Hotel Whispering Hollywood Secrets
    
    Standing on Sunset Boulevard, the Chateau Marmont has been a beloved haven for Hollywood stars and celebrities since its opening in 1929. Featured in the series “Entourage” and other productions, its unique ambiance continues to captivate. Access for non-guests may be limited due to its emphasis on privacy, but consider visiting its restaurant or bar to soak in the special atmosphere. It’s about a 10-minute drive from Hollywood. Its castle-like exterior is picturesque, even in its secluded setting.
    
    
13. The Griffith Park (Rebel Without a Cause): An Urban Oasis of Nature and Stunning Views
    
    Griffith Park, a vast urban park in northern Los Angeles, has been a popular recreational area since its opening in 1896. Famous as a filming location for movies like “Rebel Without a Cause,” it offers a blend of natural beauty and breathtaking city vistas. Spring through fall is the perfect time for hiking. It’s accessible by bus or car. Plan to spend 2–3 hours exploring the various trails and enjoying the panoramic views from the overlooks. The cityscape view from the hills is particularly stunning.
    
    
14. Dodger Stadium (42): A Baseball Cathedral Pulsating with Excitement
    
    Located northeast of downtown, Dodger Stadium is the home of the MLB’s Los Angeles Dodgers. Featured in films like “42,” it’s a must-visit for any baseball enthusiast. Catch an exciting game during the spring-to-fall baseball season. It’s about a 10-minute drive from downtown. Allow 3–4 hours, including game time. The stadium’s grand scale and the dynamic energy of the field are worth capturing in photos.
    
    
15. The Watts Towers (Colors): A Unique Space Where Original Art Shines
    
    The Watts Towers, located in the Watts district of South LA, are extraordinary artistic structures built by Italian immigrant Simon Rodia between 1921 and 1954. Featured in movies like “Colors,” their unique forms captivate all who visit. Open year-round, it’s about a 30-minute Metro ride from downtown. You can explore the site in about an hour. The towers, adorned with steel, mortar, and countless shells and glass fragments, offer a variety of perspectives, making them ideal for photography.
    
    
16. The Los Angeles River (Grease): A Concrete Landscape Reminiscent of Movie Scenes
    
    The Los Angeles River, a concrete-lined artificial waterway running through the city, gained fame for its appearance in wild movie scenes, such as the car chase in “Grease.” Its concrete lining for flood control began around 1938. Spring and fall offer relatively comfortable weather. It’s within walking distance from downtown. Bridges along the river and walls covered in graffiti art provide unique and interesting photo opportunities.
    
    
17. The Mulholland Drive (Mulholland Drive): A Captivating Drive Through Night Lights and Mansions
    
    Mulholland Drive, stretching across the Hollywood Hills, lends its name to the famous film “Mulholland Drive.” Opened in 1924, it offers stunning views of the glittering cityscape at night and magnificent vistas of luxurious homes during the day. Spring through fall is the best time for a drive. It’s about a 20-minute drive from Hollywood. Spend 1–2 hours enjoying the breathtaking views from the overlooks, especially the dramatic nightscapes.
    
    
18. The Getty Center (Ad Astra): Immerse Yourself in Art and Views in a Refined Space
    
    Perched atop a hill in the Brentwood area of West LA, the Getty Center opened in 1997. Featured in the movie “Ad Astra,” it’s renowned for its modern architecture and extensive art collections. Spring and fall offer pleasant weather for exploring the gardens. It’s about a 30-minute drive from downtown, and public transportation is also available. Dedicate 2–3 hours to enjoy the museum’s exhibits, the gardens, and the panoramic views of Los Angeles from the hilltop.
    
    
19. The Petersen Automotive Museum (Gone in 60 Seconds): A Dream Destination for Car Enthusiasts
    
    Located in the Miracle Mile district, the Petersen Automotive Museum opened in 1994 and has been featured in films like “Gone in 60 Seconds.” It boasts a wide-ranging collection, from classic cars to the latest supercars. Open year-round, it’s about a 30-minute bus ride from downtown. Spend 1.5–2 hours admiring the impressive array of vehicles. The museum’s distinctive metallic exterior is also a great subject for photos.
    
    
20. The Angel’s Flight Railway (La La Land): A Short Trip Through Downtown History
    
    Angel’s Flight, a historic funicular in downtown LA opened in 1901, made a memorable appearance in “La La Land.” Despite its short length of about 100 meters, it offers a quick and charming way to experience the downtown scenery. Open year-round, it’s a 10-minute walk from Union Station. Allow about 30 minutes for the ride and exploration. The cute orange railcars and the steep hillside make for picturesque photos.
    
    
21. Hancock Park (The Five-Year Engagement): A Tranquil Residential Area Blending History and Greenery
    
    Hancock Park, a historic upscale residential area in the Mid-Wilshire district dating back to the 1920s, has been featured in films like “The Five-Year Engagement.” It’s characterized by well-maintained beautiful homes and lush, tree-lined streets. Spring and fall offer pleasant weather for strolling. It’s approximately a 20-minute drive from downtown and accessible by Metro or rideshare apps. Spend about an hour walking or driving through, admiring the stately homes and picturesque streets.
    
    
22. Pan Pacific Park (Herbie: Fully Loaded): An Oasis of Relaxation Amidst the Urban Hustle
    
    Located in the Mid-Wilshire district, Pan Pacific Park is a beloved local park that appeared in “Herbie: Fully Loaded.” Spring and fall are particularly pleasant times to enjoy its peaceful atmosphere. It’s about a 30-minute bus ride from downtown, with other public transport options available. Spend about an hour relaxing on the spacious lawns or enjoying the playground facilities.
    
    
23. Dolby Theatre (The Academy Awards): A Glamorous Venue for the Oscars
    
    Located in the heart of Hollywood, the Dolby Theatre is world-famous as the venue for the Academy Awards ceremony. Opened in 2001, it features a modern and sophisticated interior. Open year-round, it’s right by the Hollywood/Highland Station. Consider taking about an hour-long tour to see the iconic red carpet staircase and the pillars engraved with Oscar winners’ names.
    
    
24. The Los Angeles City Hall (Gangster Squad): A Magnificent Art Deco Symbol
    
    A prominent downtown landmark, the Los Angeles City Hall is a beautiful Art Deco skyscraper built in 1928. It has appeared in numerous films, including “Gangster Squad.” Spring and fall offer pleasant weather. It’s about a 10-minute walk from Union Station. Allocate about an hour to visit the observation deck and enjoy the stunning panoramic views of the city. Its grand exterior and the sweeping views from the top are perfect for capturing memorable photos.

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