Forest Lawn Memorial Park

Hollywood's legendary park cemetery since 1906 – final resting place of film stars and artists.

Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Hollywood Hills is one of the world's most famous cemeteries and the final resting place of an extraordinary roll call of film legends, musicians, and artists. Founded in 1906, it was conceived as a park-like sanctuary — manicured lawns, sculpture groupings, and faithful reproductions of celebrated European artworks. Among those buried here are Bette Davis, Liberace, and many other icons of the entertainment world. Located on Forest Lawn Drive in the San Fernando Valley, the site transcends its function as a burial ground and is experienced by many as an open-air museum: a quiet green island amid the sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles.