Pasadena, CA Travel & Stay

Extremely well maintained public park with free space, picnic tables, tennis courts, playground, and a baseball field. Wonderfully, Ginger Corner Market is right on the s ... more

Beautiful park. It has a lovely small play area. The play area is great for little ones.

Great works of Art. A nice selection of pottery to view. Not many museums display ceramic art, which is a shame. I'd definitely go back again.

Beautiful church was planning to go there for good every Sunday but I changed my mind I've been discriminated against by a woman who works at the church. She wears a red ... more

Cool place to be at the park

Playground: Cat friendly Picnic area: Picnic tables big picnic, senic grassy areas to play ball.

EXTREMELY unethical owner & management. I made a reservation for 4 nights in advance. When I arrived, they told me the room was unavailable, and they DOWNGRADED me to a s ... more

Loved this home! Definitely worth going!

I absolutely recommend the Maxwell house as a wedding venue! The architecture of this historical mansion is so beautiful, It gave our wedding a more unique feel than your ... more

This park is ok unless you are a 10 year old who wants to have an awesome theme party and your parents reserve the covered area in advance. There is also a play ground a ... more

It's like a dog park but for children.

Pasadena Limousine made our casino night unforgettable. The sleek and stylish limousine transported us to the excitement of the casino with style and sophistication. The ... more

Michelle is such a great travel agent. My wife and I were planning a trip to Santorini for a friends wedding. We were having a hard time figuring out how to plan the fli ... more

As it is with The Rose Bowl Stadium, this park is also down in the same beautiful valley! Ive enjoyed good times here having picnics and hanging out just prior to the gam ... more

Wonderful organization supporting Pasadenas rich architectural legacy. The Bridge Party every two years on the Colorado Bridge is a must experience! Many fun events eve ... more

Essentially large, peaceful patch of grass in a residential area. The grass is soft and in very good shape, but there are little dips here and there in the field - so be ... more

Nice new playground with lots of space

A wonderful place to distract yourself and learn about nature

After our lunch at Lunasia Dim Sum House we decided to take a short walk to the amazing building which is the Pasadena City Hall. Located on Garfield Ave. Spectacularly d ... more

I didn't understand that the park opened at 4pm and didn't close until 8pm today. I waited outside for an hour before it opened. I first paid 15 yuan to enter. After taki ... more

Pretty nice place for a walk but it's hot and in the sun, walking along a concrete river.

beautiful gallery. I loved all the art on display.

Excellent service.

Williams House (Hillmont), 1887 1375 East Mountain Street Architect: Harry Ridgway This neighborhood, declared a landmark district in 1989, reveals the quality and richne ... more

Nice movie

This is a Bucket List must! We sat in section 413 located across from the Norton Simon Museum. We did the Al Brooks Tour and the buses dropped us off a block away from ... more

Grace Nicholson Building, 1924 46 North Los Robles Avenue Architects: Marston, Van Pelt & Maybury In 1924 Grace Nicholson hired the architectural firm Marston, Van Pelt a ... more

1345 Carnarvon Drive, 1962 Primary Architectural Style: Modern Ranch Architect: Wilfred H. Noble Jr. (Alfred H. Noble Jr.) Builder: E.B. Hulsebus Company Original Owner: ... more

1535 Pegfair Estates Drive, 1962 Primary Architectural Style: Modern Ranch Builder: Chas O. Woodruff Original Owner: V.C. Bennett Original Use: Single Family Residence Li ... more

Fowler Houses, circa 1927 825 Las Palmas Road Designer: Edward W. Fowler In 1882, a suspension bridge was built where Holly Street is today, connecting this remote west b ... more

Mannheim House and Studio, 1909 500 South Arroyo Boulevard Designer: Jean Mannheim The lower Arroyo Seco was settled around 1910 by artists and other bohemians who were d ... more

Santa Fe Railway Station, 1935 222 South Raymond Avenue Architect: H. C. Gilman Pasadenas oldest commercial area. One favorite ensemble is the old Santa Fe station, Centr ... more

I didn't go inside I had some time to burn & found the Original See's Candy house. Pretty exciting to know how big they are and where it began

Rose House, 1964 222 Cherry Drive Architect: Richard Rose Builder: Milo Rose Primary Architectural Style: International /Modern Original Owner: Richard Rose Original Use: ... more

So much history! Awesome memories.

Hindree House, 1909 781 Prospect Boulevard Architects: Arthur and Alfred Heineman The Hindry House is an exceptional example of the work of master architects Arthur and A ... more

1620 Pegfair Estates Drive, 1962 Primary Architectural Style: Modern Ranch Architect: Heitschmidt & Thompson Builder: Robert C. & Ronald C. Johnson Original Owner: Dr. & ... more

1625 Pegfair Estates Drive, 1965 Primary Architectural Style: Modern Ranch Builder: John Barr Original Owner: Cyman Horton Original Use: Single Family Residence The horiz ... more

They were so helpful. Kept us informed all the way. When things came up, they were there to do all they could to straiten things out. And up to date with every thing. The ... more

I Visited on 5/1/2023. The fountain was not closed, despite the notation on Google Maps.

This is the only Route 66 milestone, but it is on Colorado Blvd, just west of Pasadena City College. It is in front of a take-out and across from the two landmark build ... more

(Translated by Google) Incredible place, nice rooms for events, their dishes are delicious and their workers are very friendly. I recommend Captain of events Mr Peter and ... more

Solid tree

I've walked past this building innumerable times and admired the recent refurbishment/paint job.

Clapp House, 1874 549 La Loma Road Primary Architectural Style: Italianate Architect: Jabez Banbury (attributed) Context: Residential Architecture 1883-1904 Original Owne ... more

John Barber Garden, 1926 Architect: Roland Coate (architect) *Katherine Bashford (landscape architect) Primary Architectural Style: Monterey Revival Context: Historic Des ... more