Los Angeles leisurely life

Stroll through the rain to the Huntington Library in Los Angeles. The Huntington Library covers a total of 207 acres and was originally the private residence of railroad tycoon Henry Huntington. It later became a showcase for precious works of art and a gathering place for world-class gardens. It is known as the most unforgettable garden-style museum in the world. It is not only an art gallery, but also a library and botanical garden. The library and art gallery house rare books and one of the most complete 18th century art collections outside of London. The garden has many areas, including Suzhou-style gardens, French rose gardens, Japanese gardens, Australian forest parks, and desert vegetation parks. No matter how many times you have been there, every visit will make you nostalgic for the time spent in the garden. Friendly reminder: It's best to visit Huntington on a rainy day, where there is both charm and fewer crowds.