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Most wanted address of the Playboy Mansion for some Sex Sightseeing, not only for bunnies!
Bathrobe Hugh "Hef" Hefner (1926) is the founder and chief editor of Playboy magazine, surely a charismatic icon and spokesman for the sexual revolution.
The original working title of Playboy was Stag Party. Also special nation versions of Playboy are published worldwide with nude (big boobs, small tits) pictures and editorial interesting topics about fashion, sports and liberal politics. Blah, blah, blah Hef is managing a booming porn publication empire.  He started this most famous men's magazine in 1953 with a $500 loan on his apartment furniture and printed the first nude pictures of Marilyn Monroe.
The famous bunny logo appeared in issue number two. Stag High Hefner himself married a couple of times but since 1999 began living with an ever-changing number of blonde girls, playmates and bunnies, whose ages range from 18-28 in the Playboy mansion. Always wanted to be a guest at one of Hugh's mansions parties?  Playboy Mansion Grotto
The secret of the grotto revealed: inside the mysterious grotto you will find one very heavily used mattress. Where Frank Sinatra and Justin Timberlake are rumoured to have shagged sexy Playboy Playmates. The Playboy Mansion will be opening up to the paying public, not sooner than after Hugh's death, as an erotic variation on Elvis' Graceland. So everybody has to wait, but till that time the reality show 'The Girls Next Door' will feature every aspect of Hef's high life with his three live-in girls Holly, Kendra and Bridget.  SEX SIGHTSEEING
PLAYBOY MANSION ADDRESS: 10236 Charing Cross Road, Los Angeles, California, USAHefner purchased the crypt next to Marilyn Monroe (1962), in the Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery in Westwood, California, 1218 Glendon Avenue in the Westwood Village area of Los Angeles, California, the Hollywood Hot Spot for the dead and famous!!  Hugh Hefner's high school: Steinmetz High School is located near Belmont and Narraganset, on Chicago's NorthWest side, 3030 N. Mobile Ave. Chicago |
