Paramount Pictures Studio Tour

Paramount Pictures Studio Tour is a guided visit through Hollywood's oldest working studio, where films and television shows are produced daily. The tour includes soundstages, outdoor sets like the New York Backlot, prop warehouses, and active filming areas that visitors can observe from designated viewing points.

The studio was established in Hollywood's early cinema era and has remained operational as one of the industry's oldest production facilities. Over more than a century, it has produced hundreds of films and television series that shaped cinema and popular entertainment worldwide.

The studio has shaped how Hollywood tells stories for over a century, and you can see this legacy in the sets and spaces that remain active today. Visitors walking through the backlot witness how a working film studio keeps its traditions while adapting to modern production needs.

The tour lasts about one and a half to two hours and is guided by staff who share information about productions and locations. Most of the route covers ground by golf cart, though you can also walk through specific areas like the prop warehouse and outdoor sets to get a closer look.

One memorable moment is sitting on the original bench from the film Forest Gump, recreating the iconic movie scene yourself. Another highlight is walking through an active Netflix production set where photos are not permitted, yet stepping inside gives you the feeling of truly being backstage during a real production.