Beverly Hills: Attractions and Travel Guide

Beverly Gardens Park

The Beverly Gardens Park stretches along the Santa Monica Boulevard in Beverly Hills and was opened in 1911. It helps in separating housing parts from the commercial portions of the city. The annual food festival takes place here and also biannual event called “Affair in the Garden”. The electronic fountain is at the western end of the park and a sculpture of "Yayoi Kusama’s” is found at Santa Monica Boulevard and Rodeo Drive.

Rodeo Dive

The world famous shopping street gives the shoppers the choice to shop from more than 100 of known boutiques having designer label and latest fashion. Eventhough on referring to this name a three block long stretch of boutiques and shops the street stretches to the north and south.

La Cienega Park

The name comes from the Spanish la ciénaga which means “the Swamp” it is a public park in the Beverly Hills including a jogging track, a community center, three baseball diamonds and a playground. This park is maintained by the city of Beverly Hills.
La Cienega Park (from the Spanish la ciénaga, meaning "the swamp") is a public park in Beverly Hills, California.

Pickfair

A Hollywood mansion designed by California architect Wallace Neff was named as a mixture of names of the original residents and is located at 1143 Summit Drive, in the San Ysidro Canyon near Los Angeles, California. Initially it was a hunting lodge and then it was transformed into a 22 room mansion.

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