Frank Sinatra's Twin Palms Estate is an iconic mid-century modern property located at 1148 East Alejo Road in the Movie Colony neighborhood of Palm Springs, California. Commissioned by Sinatra in 1947 after signing a lucrative movie contract, this 4,500-square-foot residence was designed by legendary architect E. Stewart Williams as his very first residential project. It stands today as a premier example of Desert Modernism.

Piazza di LiberaceThis contemporary home was purchased by Liberace in 1966 and served as his residence until 1974. It is widely recognized as the only remaining Palm Springs property that closely retains its original Hollywood Regency exterior flair from his era.

The Clark Gable and Carole Lombard Estate is located at 222 W Chino Dr, Palm Springs, CA 92262 in the historic Old Las Palmas neighborhood. Also known as the "Hidden Estate," this 1925 Spanish Colonial Revival home served as a private desert hideaway for the legendary Hollywood couple during their marriage.

Forever Marilyn Statue: Located in downtown Palm Springs on Museum Way, this massive 26-foot-tall sculpture depicts Monroe in her iconic dress-flying pose from The Seven Year Itch.