
Where the magic gets made — backlots, water towers, and Bob's Big Boy at midnight.
Burbank, Universal City, and Studio City form the working heart of Hollywood. This isn't the Walk of Fame — it's where the trucks load in, where the writers eat lunch, where the water towers actually hold water. This hunt threads the publicly accessible edges of the studios with the diners, theaters, and side streets that the industry actually runs on.
Pinch to zoom. Tap a marker to see the stop name. The dashed line traces the suggested walking order.
Each stop shows the walking distance and direction from the previous one, plus a tap-through to your phone's maps for step-by-step directions.
"Begin at the gate Bugs Bunny made famous. Stand on the public sidewalk on Olive Ave. — find the seal in the iron."
"The oldest remaining Bob's. Find the giant boy with the hamburger."
"Seven dwarfs hold up the roof. Walk the public sidewalk on Alameda. Count them."
"Where Johnny and Jay and Jimmy ruled late night. Find the address numbers above the door."
"Where wardrobe departments shop. Find the storefront with the vintage typewriters."
"Where the studio meets the public. Find the iconic globe out front."
"Across the freeway from the studio. Find the small white adobe."
"Where Seinfeld and Mary Tyler Moore taped. Find the gate with the iron 'C' on Radford Ave."
"Where the writers go for pancakes at 2am. Find the booth with the best view of the kitchen."
"Two blocks of indie shops behind the studios. Find the bookstore with the cat."
"Walk the public path past the gate. Find the wrought-iron W in the design."
"Across the street from Warner Bros. — the booth where George Clooney named his production company."