The city has probably not like us. As we enter today in the car, flashing a warning light. After a short search, we find that the tire pressure is too low. The rear left tire no longer has much more air. At the next station, we try to resolve the problem. The valve can be opened but not well and we also do not know whether the tire has lost air, or whether he's broken. After just minutes from the airport, we drive right at the Alamo. The exchange now the whole car out, what we think about it Do we dare take. Then take the same model in silver, so you have to get used to not at least. In addition, LA is perhaps not the best place to get used to a car ... With one hour delay we set off towards Hollywood.
First we drive down Sunset Boulevard and soon to Beverly Hills and finally to Hollywood. We park at the Hollywood Highland Center. Four hours for two dollars, it costs more at home! First, we explore a little of the Walk of Fame, then it goes to the Chinese Theater. Here we look for the handprints of the stars we know.
is now noon and we reinforce it with a pizza. The automatic soft-drink Refilling like it better! We then go
to the Warner Brothers Studios. Here we make the VIP Studio Tour. With a golf cart driving through the real sets and our guide tells us which films were shot here. Unbelievable that you do not realize that were used in most films, the same set. We pass on former Emergency Room Set to run on the Town Square of the Gilmore Girls and see the streets of New York and LA. In our golf carts sit Hardcore Gilmore Girls fans and of course especially pleased ! Then we visit the set of Two and a Half Men unfortunately is not being rotated and therefore It is something empty! Photos must not, however, we do not anyway. Too bad! We then visit the museum with a few famous movie props and vehicles.
At the end of the tour we go in the direction of Mullholland Drive, which we then traveled quite a bit. We fight our way through the traffic and get good at the hotel. Tomorrow it goes to San Luis Obispo, but had another first to the coast LA's!
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