Must-see & hidden gems
Things To Do in LA
From the Hollywood Sign to secret sunset spots — the experiences that make a perfect LA day.
From the Hollywood Sign to secret sunset spots — the experiences that make a perfect LA day.
GardensGreystone Mansion & Gardens is a 1928 Tudor Revival estate set in a public park high above Beverly Hills. Its manicured grounds, fountains, and city views make it one of LA's most cinematic free attractions.
GardensThe Huntington is a sprawling cultural complex pairing rare books and fine art with more than a dozen themed botanical gardens. It is one of Southern California's most beloved spots for art, history, and horticulture in a single visit.
GardensDescanso Gardens is a 150-acre botanical garden famous for its vast camellia collection and a historic California oak forest. Seasonal displays of tulips, roses, and lilacs make it a year-round favorite in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains.
GardensArlington Garden is Pasadena's free, public Mediterranean-climate garden, a tranquil three-acre oasis of olive trees, native plants, and winding gravel paths. It's a beloved spot for quiet strolls, picnics, and birdwatching just off busy Arlington Drive.
GardensThe Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden is a serene traditional Japanese garden on the campus of CSU Long Beach. With koi ponds, a moon bridge, and carefully composed plantings, it offers a tranquil retreat for quiet walks and reflection.
GardensThe Japanese Garden, known as SuihoEn, is a serene traditional garden in the San Fernando Valley built beside a water reclamation facility. It offers ponds, a dry Zen garden, and a teahouse setting, typically visited by reservation.