What You Will Do
Pasadena - initially the 'Indiana Colony' - has its roots as an agricultural citrus-growing community, and is now famous worldwide as the home of some of the best-known New Year's Day celebrations. Beyond the festivals, flowers, and tree-lined streets, prepare to learn more about the Crown City at the base of the foothills, fascinating every day of the year.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
We meet at the front steps of Pasadena City Hall (100 Garfield Avenue 91101).
Nearest Metro Rail station - Memorial Park off the Metro Gold Line. Walk two blocks east to Pasadena City Hall.
Nearest Parking - Multiple lots and private garages are located around the starting point. Rates will vary.
1
City of Pasadena City Hall
Introduction to Pasadena and history
2
Pasadena Public Library-Central Library
First building in Civic Center
3
Robinson Memorial
Tribute to the Robinsons
4
Old Pasadena
Historic Old Town Pasadena with culture and shops
5
Pasadena Memorial Park
Memorial to the early Pasadena pioneers
6
Raymond Theatre
Historic vaudeville and movie theater
7
One Colorado
Redevelopment of Old Pasadena
8
Castle Green
Oldest remaining resort hotel of Pasadena
9
Central Park
Land associated with Castle Green
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