Los Angeles film and television check-in! "Transformers" Griffith Observatory.

The Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles is not only a pilgrimage site for astronomy enthusiasts, but also a must-see spot for movie fans in the United States because of the movies such as La La Land, Transformers, Golden Eye, Charlie's Angels, and Terminator. The place where the male and female protagonists and Bumblebee watched the Autobots come to Earth in the first Transformers movie is the Griffith Observatory. This is a landmark building in Los Angeles and one of the world's famous observatories. It is located on a mountain in the northwest of downtown Los Angeles, facing the Hollywood Hills. The Griffith Observatory is located in the Hollywood Hills and faces the landmark HOLLYWOOD sign on another mountain. It has been open to the public since 1935 and has a history of more than 80 years. Walking along the winding mountain road, looking up at a white building on the top of the mountain, it is the very eye-catching Griffith Observatory. This scenic spot with both entertainment and educational significance is free to visit except for the astronomical movie. It is economical and practical to take a trip to gain knowledge and broaden your horizons.