- Hollywood sign

The Hollywood sign is located on Mount Lee from 1923. The immense Hollywood Sign has become part of the city's identity. Its white capital letters are 13m wide and 100m hide. In the beginning, it said “Hollywoodland”, after they changed the name in Hollywood. The sign is the symbol of the cinema industry.

- The Walk of Fame (Hollywood boulevard)

It was created in 1958, and now it is one of the most representative elements of Los Angeles.

It has over 2.400 stars that show the names of Hollywood legends, like Marilyn Monroe. There are also fictional characters who have stars, like Mickey Mouse or Shrek.

- The Griffith Observatory

It is not only one of the most famous astronomical observatories in the world, but it also offers incredible views of Los Angeles, from Downtown to the Pacific Ocean and even the Hollywood Sign. It is situated in Griffith Park, whose land was donated in 1896 from Griffith J. Griffith.

- The TCL Chinese Theatre

Since its inauguration in 1927, TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood has become the most famous cinema in the world. This place hosts many of the world's most famous movie premieres, and every artist dreams of entering this movie palace. It is a cinema which looks like a chinese palace, and lots of decorations come from China.

- Santa Monica Pier

Located halfway down Santa Monica Beach, Santa Monica Pier is one of the most iconic places in LA. It hosts a popular luna park. The image of this pier is iconic around the world. It is always very popular thanks to its food shops and aquarium, but especially thanks to Pacific Park, a magical luna park that continues to attract visitors as it has done for many years

- Universal Studios

Was the second studio in the USA after Gaumont Pictures. It is a film studio which was born in 1912. It was founded by Carl Laemmle. Inside the studios there is a street with more than 30 shops where you can buy many gadgets, and there are also many restaurants where you can have lovely food.

1.Trekking on the Great Wall of China:

You can take a great walk in the Mutianyu section, or try a more challenging trek on the walls of Jinshanling or Jiankou. For us this activity is so funny and the panorama is unic!

2. Explore the Forbidden City:

It is the best preserved imperial palace in China and is the largest old building in the world. With a guide you can discover the secret sides of this wonderful palace.Here you can find a shop for food…

3. Ride the Hutongs by rickshaw:

Beijing's hutongs are a labyrinth of alleys and narrow streets between the historic buildings in the center. In the Hutongs you can dive into ancient Beijing, where life flows slowly and isolated from the chaos of the metropolis.You can visit all the corners of this beautiful city!

4. A boat ride to the Summer Palace:

Walking in the park, it’s possible to see all the features of the traditional Chinese garden, the view from the top of the hill is surprising: the look is lost in the amazing artificial landscape created hundreds of years ago. Nature and architecture create a sense of peace.

5. Attend a Kung Fu or acrobatic show:

The Legend of Kung Fu show is the best and the most exciting. The show is a combination of fast-paced storyline and artistic and martial skills.