If you're in town for the Turner Classic Movies Film Festival, you're already in the heart of cinematic history. But just outside the theater doors is a walkable wonderland of old Hollywood charm, glamour, and mystery. Whether you’re between screenings or soaking up the ambiance, these 7 iconic stops will transport you to the Golden Age.

Hollywood and high fashion have always gone hand in hand, and many a star designer career has been launched from the red carpet - meet Salvatore Ferragamo, who first became famous as a Hollywood shoe designer.

The idea of this particular house being demolished had the community up in arms because none other than Marilyn Monroe had purchased and occupied this house in 1962 shortly before her death. It was the only home Marilyn ever owned. This house, while a private residence, has become a shrine of sorts, a way to remember Marilyn Monroe for fans all over the globe.

We’re not exactly sure when Hollywood’s first movie theatre opened, or even how its name was spelled.