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Robinson Gardens

Robinson Gardens is a serene, iconic estate encircling the central mansion which was once home to Harry Robinson and is the birthplace of Beverly Hills. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the garden is beautifully manicured and has varied collections of orchards, vegetables, ornamental Californian flowers and tropical foliage. With an eloquent blend of natural splendor and architectural excellence, the entrance of Robinson Gardens on a knoll above Sunset Boulevard leads you to a pool with mosaic tiles. The surrounding gardens boast of Roman arches, verdant subtropical bushes and tropical palm gardens. Further in, the herb garden is a pesticide-free zone with demonstrations of vegetable cultivation. Heirloom roses flank the lake shores which feature Italian style shady seating and picnic areas. You can spot and feed the playful ducks and herons at ponds. To accentuate the mannerist villa layout, sylvan patios and fountains have been carved majestically where Ronald Reagan and Charles Boyer have been regulars. With prior reservation, Robinson Gardens can be used for photoshoots and reception parties owing to dramatic backdrops of the Italian Terrace Garden. The 90-minute docent-led tours of the campus allow you to become acquainted with the Robinson family and their lifelong contribution to the flourishing of Southern California. Read More

Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills is an affluent street of Los Angeles that defines why Southern California is one of the most lavishly fashionable places of the US. It is a reputed shopping district with designer labels and the world-famous haute couture fashion stores. Alongside boutiques and high-end shops like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Prada etc., Rodeo Drive has a plethora of polished malls that ooze American commerce and European glamour. It is also home to House of Bijan, the most expensive clothing store in the world. The Walk of Style is a street housed within the main road, commemorating eminent people in the fashion industry with plaques and quotes on the sidewalk. Rodeo Drive is also a popular destination for artists. The Mouche and Gagosian Art Galleries showcase classic collections of four decades along with contemporary murals. There are plenty of luxe restaurants to relish American snacks and Italian delights, a favorite of locals being Panini Cafe’s kebabs and handmade chocolates. Lined with exotic flowers and colorful fountains, Rodeo Drive also has well-manicured gardens, perfect for relaxing with your family and clicking photos. Visitors can enjoy the Christmas celebrations when Two Rodeo Drive is full of neon lights, carolers and hot pies. Read More

An oasis right in the middle of the Hyperion Avenue and Rowena Avenue and just off the Golden State Freeway, the Rowena Reservoir is a very picturesque lake that provides a 360-degree view of the neighborhood. A 10-million gallon reservoir that is largely underground now, it’s fenced off and restricted for public access despite strong protests from the locals to open it. However, the path around the periphery of the reservoir provides some beautiful views of the sunset and a good stroll in the evenings. The reservoir primarily supplies water for the neighborhoods surrounding the area. Read More

A favourite park among the locals for walks and views, this massive 130 acre public park provides a wonderful natural landscape to the city, while affording you some lovely views of the cityscape. The Runyon Canyon Park is an amazing natural area in LA. Here, the air is fresh, the noise of the city cancelled, and wonderful views and hikes on offer. It's filled with lush green trees and shrubs, walkways taking you through this wonderful environment to vista points from where you can view things like the Hollywood Sign, the Griffith Observatory, and on a clear day even the Pacific Ocean, among several others. You can spend a great few hours in the outdoors, exploring the park and the various trails. The park has various entry points. When entering from the bottom of the canyon, you can choose whether to go clockwise up the canyon or counter clockwise, both very good and refreshing trails about 30 - 45 minutes long. If you're looking for a bigger challenge, you can start from the southern approach to Vista, where the hike will take you through the axis of the canyon up to the second highest point on it. Up and down the this trail might take you more than an hour. The highest point, however, is the hike up the Indian Rock. There are a few routes through which you can reach the top, and once you're up there the views are spectacular and panoramic. A good few hours at the park will definitely have you refreshed during a trip that is mostly to do with roaming in and around the city, and rearing to get right back at it! Read More

Located at the eastern end of the majestic Santa Monica mountains, Runyon Park is one of California’s top hiking destinations with picturesque trails carved out of landscaped mountain valleys. The adventurous dirt roads lined with dense tropical forests offer exhilarating terrain that gradually increases in altitude to an epic point from where you can view almost 2/3rds of Los Angeles city. The park also has off-leash trails where joggers come with their furry friends. Several picture-perfect vantage points from where you can see the world-famous Hollywood sign sit amidst the west trail. At lower valleys, floral lawns with well-manicured grass are hubs for yoga and meditation groups as well as family picnics. These are also excellent spots for wildlife watching and have plenty of rare Californian wildflowers. Most of the trails run in loops with benches at the highest peaks. Inspiration Point is equipped with benches that overlook the grand Griffith Observatory and Hollywood, while Clouds Rest offers panoramic views of West Ridge from an elevation of 1,400 feet. In case you are not used to hiking along natural trails, you can choose the east trail which has a paved pathway upto an elevation of 800 feet. Read More

Welcoming over 300,000 visitors every year, San Juan Capistrano is a beautiful bayfront city known for its iconic bell at the Mission San Juan Capistrano christened after the legacy of Saint Junipero Serra who founded it and then the city. Nestled in the picturesque hills of Orange County, the rustic city overlooks Capistrano beach. The shore is lined with chic eateries, traditional shops and gift stores, all of which add to the natural and commercial appeal. Returning to the city for centuries are the signature Cliff swallows of San Juan Capistrano, creating an ideal retreat for birdwatching at the white sand beach close to the ancient Spanish chapel covering 10 acres of land, now owned by the Diocese of Orange. O’Neill Museum has a select array of artifacts and murals depicting the city’s history across centuries. ZOOMARS Petting Zoo is a great destination to enjoy wildlife safaris amidst lush semi-arid forests. You can take your kids to have fun petting lovable rabbits, emus and llamas that love to get hugs. Sprawled over 8,000 acres, the Ronald W. Caspers Wilderness Park is flanked with sycamores, coastal live oaks and other flora native to California. You can spend hours on hikes along the trails lined with pristine streams and wildflowers. Read More

Erected originally as a bingo parlor for high stake poker games, San Manuel Casino offers half a million square feet for upscale video poker, unforeseen slot games and a lavish entertainment hall. The Yuhaviatam Room is a private, high-stake bingo spot where players have a chance to win up to 50,000 dollars! Guests can enjoy buffet style fine dining and relish American steak, Mexican, Italian and Asian delights along with freshly crafted drinks. Every Tuesday and Friday night, this dual-storied casino’s interactive bar hosts live DJs, dances and comedy shows as well as poker tournaments on special occasions. Read More

San Mateo Campground is a campground in San Onofre State Beach. San Mateo campground is at a short distance inland from the 3.5 miles of beaches lying within the San Onofre State Beach area. A 1.5-mile trail connects this campground with a top-notch surfing site called Trestles beach. The San Mateo stream flows just east of the campground towards the edge of the ocean, forming a riverbank and The campsites in San Mateo Campground comprise a fire pit and a picnic table. Also, hookup sites are available with electricity. Each campsite can have a maximum of eight persons, and not more than three vehicles are permitted at each campsite. The maximum length for RVs and trailers is 36 feet. Pets must be on a leash maximum of six feet every time. They must not be left unattended. Outdoor showers and well-maintained restrooms are available here. You should purchase the firewoods to be used for your campfire here only. It is a clean & well-maintained campground with all the necessary amenities. Read More

In what can only be described as one of the best places for a round of golf with the views of the majestic San Gabriel Mountains, the Santa Anita Golf Course in the city of Arcadia, California, is spread across 6,368 yards from its longest tees, providing some of the most memorable experiences for all groups alike whether for golfing reasons or just a day out in the greens, known to be a great spot for spending time all year round. The course also has a great layout and character as has been described by many golfers who visit. Having flat ground with not much elevation, it’s a relatively short walk around the course that doesn’t put any strain on one if they decide to ditch the carts. This also provides the opportunity to take in the beautiful view all around. Another course managed by the municipality, it is open to the public and is located very conveniently off the 210 freeway. Catering to all sorts of golfers, the junior golf area is exclusive to young kids looking to get their hands into golfing. The clubhouse offers excellent services including a banquet hall for events and provides views of the driving range. Read More

Santa Barbara is a large beach city in California with an upscale community of boutiques, trendy restaurants and the world-famous State Street which is a seasonal fareline. Overlooked by the majestic Santa Ynez Mountains, the city has a notable Spanish colonial heritage embodied in its white stucco architecture with red-tile rooftops. Branded as the American Riviera, Santa Barbara also has a prime agricultural field with verdant crops and award winning vineyards. Founded in 1786, Mission Santa Barbara stands proudly with its Franciscan friars and a beautiful museum. The city is a great retreat for water lovers who can enjoy several aquatic sports along the mesmerizing Pacific coast at Gaviota Hot Spring and Arroyo Burro Beach. At Santa Barbara’s restaurants, you can find delicacies from across the planet - American, Argentinian, Chinese, Indian, Caribbean etc. You can purchase hiking essentials from Mountain Air Sports, a lavish shop at Marsh Street and embark on a walk to the desert valley of Santa Ynez. Boating and birdwatching towers are available at the Cachuma Lake amidst the valley. The close-knit community here welcomes visitors to celebrate annual events and art shows at the Douglas Family Preserve. Santa Barbara also has amazing campsites and RVs, mostly lined along the beach of atop classic canyons. Read More