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Magnolia Park Walking Tour 2.7-mile loop, Burbank
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A self-guided walk down Burbank's Magnolia Park, a mile of vintage racks, oddity shops, and old-line family businesses that grew up next to the movie studios. From a Cuban-exile bakery to a bookstore for pilots, this loop tells the story of a neighborhood that runs on Hollywood's leftovers — its wardrobe, its props, and the craftspeople who make them — before turning back along a rail-line-turned-garden path.

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The route, in order

  1. Porto's Bakery & Café The Cuban-exile family bakery whose line out the door is a Burbank landmark.
  2. The Train Shack A family model-train shop keeping Burbank's rail-town heritage alive in miniature.
  3. Atomic Records A brother-run vinyl shop that bet on records when the industry called them dead.
  4. It's a Wrap! Where real screen-worn studio wardrobe comes to be sold to the public.
  5. Bearded Lady Vintage & The Mystic Museum Oddities, taxidermy, and rotating horror exhibits — the strip's geek-and-ghoul soul.
  6. Blast from the Past A pop-culture collectibles superstore where the last fifty years of movies are for sale.
  7. Pinocchio's & Monte Carlo Deli The neighborhood's Italian kitchen — deli counter and red-sauce dining room since the 1960s.
  8. Playclothes Vintage Fashions Where Hollywood's costume designers come to dress the past, rack by rack.
  9. Halloween Town A year-round Halloween shop built by a working film creature-effects artist.
  10. Autobooks-Aerobooks A 1951 bookstore devoted entirely to cars and airplanes — heir to Burbank's aviation past.
  11. Handy Market A 1969 family grocery whose weekend parking-lot barbecue is a Burbank ritual.
  12. Donut Hut A mid-century Googie donut stand — LA roadside architecture in miniature.
  13. Chandler Bikeway A rail line turned garden path — the ghost of the trains that built the Valley.

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