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For centuries, man has sought them out and there is no place more stars fell to earth than sunny California. Tourists come from around the country hope to see these sparkling jewels of the desert. If you're hoping to see some stars, then you're in good company. Use this list of six places to see stars and you're sure to find some constellations of your choice.



Catch falling star to the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles. Perched at the top of the slope of Mount Hollywood in Los Angeles Griffith Park Observatory has a view of downtown Los Angeles to the south-east, south of Hollywood and the Pacific Ocean to the southwest. Look at the planetarium show during the day or night to visit the dual display of stars above and fire below.



The Hollywood Walk of Fame Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street was built more than 2,000 stars bearing the names of celebrities not only real, but fictional characters as well. The first eight were spent out in September 1958 and placed in the sidewalk at the northwest corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue. They say that everyone in Hollywood is hoping to be discovered, the Walk of Fame is your chance to see some stars of your choice.



You dream of living like a star? See the homes of movie stars 'during tour of two hours brought Movie Stars' Homes. A must for lovers only stars, Starline Tours of Hollywood takes you to Beverly Hills, Bel Air and Hollywood Hills. You will see homes of today's stars, the homes of Hollywood legends, and other sites such as the Sunset Strip and Rodeo Drive for all air-conditioned luxury minibus. Tours start at Grauman's Chinese Theatre, the only place where you can see the famous hand and footprints of stars.



Speaking of Rodeo Drive, take an afternoon shopping with the stars in one of the most famous shopping districts in the world. The price may be steep, but your chances of bumping for Hollywood royalty is high. Walk into the drive and when you're ready for a mouthful of bread, go west street towing Camden Drive for lunch at Mr. Chow.



From the day the restaurant opened in Beverly Hills, he was a celebrity haunt. The first Mr. Chow opened in London, where The Beatles, Mick Jagger, Marlene Dietrich and Jackie Onassis were regular customers. The stars are so bright in Los Angeles, so if you plan to dine with the rich and famous call ahead for a table.



If you really want to see the stars in all their natural splendor, then take a trip to Palm Springs. In Hollywood hey-day was the hot spot for a weekend and many still flock to the south for a quick exit. Just a two hours drive from Los Angeles, the desert oasis offers some of the most beautiful open skies and star gazing in the Western Hemisphere. By day, take a trip on the world's largest rotating tram aerial tramway in Palm Springs Aerial. At night, look up and make a wish on a shooting star.