Located in Burbank, California, the movie capital of the world, Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood is one of the busiest working studios and an iconic attraction in Los Angeles. Home to some of the most famous backlots and sound stages, Warner Bros. Studio is a 100-year-old movie enterprise that started with four ambitious brothers who revolutionized the art of storytelling.   

Scheduled tours are the only way to experience this live working studio which takes guests on a journey into the filmmaking process by learning about the production timeline of television and movies and all the magic that takes place behind the camera. No two studio tours are alike, and with unique backlots and sound stages sprawled across 110 acres of land, the magic of moviemaking takes place right here.

It's thrilling to stand on a backlot at the very place some of the most famous movies were filmed, as guests try to imagine themselves in iconic movie scenes. Every day is different, and visitors (even the guides) never know what they may see — a celebrity, a new set, or the actual filming of a popular show.

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• A one-of-a-kind experience, Stage 48: Script to Screen is an immersive soundstage that will take visitors on a journey through the pre-production, production, and post-production process of television and movies.
• The all-new DC Superheroes and Super-Villains exhibit, as well as the Wizarding World of Harry Potter and the Fantastic Beasts, are must-sees for fans of these two worlds.
• Warner Bros. Studio Tours would not be complete without dining and shopping like the stars at Central Perk Café and the Friends Boutique, Starbucks, and Warner Bros. Studio Store.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood is two miles (3.2 km) from Griffith Park and four miles (6.4 km) from the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Visitors can get the full Hollywood experience by spending one day at Warner Bros. Studio Tour followed by another day exploring a major movie theme park like Universal Studios Hollywood. These attractions are only two miles (3.2 km) from each other and together capture the true essence of TV and filmmaking in Los Angeles.