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Hollywood Bowl
Sight4.7 · 17 9784.6 · 160≈ 1 h 8 min11 km from the center
Nestled in the Hollywood Hills, this iconic natural outdoor amphitheater opened in 1922 and accommodates over 17,500 spectators. It is famous worldwide for its concentric arched acoustic shell, originally conceived by Lloyd Wright and rebuilt in 2004. Serving as the summer stage of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Bowl hosts renowned concerts. During the daytime, the grounds operate as a free public county park with a small museum.
Highlights
- Iconic concentric arched acoustic shell set against the Hollywood Hills
- Official summer home of the renowned Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra
- Free daytime park grounds access with a dedicated onsite museum
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