The Top-10

Top 10 Botanical Gardens in Los Angeles - 2023

Updated Oct 2023
  • No.1

    The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens

    4.7/5
    63 Reviews
    San Marino
    1.1km from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
    M41***37
    "Really good, it is worth a whole day of slow shopping. The Lily pond next to the desert park is so beautiful, many art students are sketching. The indoor botanical garden is also very good, teaching and fun. Unfortunately, the roses in the rose garden are not open."
    Highlights: The Huntington Library is one of the largest research libraries in the United States, with a collection of early Shakespeare works, documents signed by Washington, Shelley manuscripts and other rare treasures. The art gallery mainly displays English portraits and 18th-century French furniture. The Botanical Garden, known as the World Garden Museum, has a collection of more than ten gardens with different styles, large and small, which is an eye-opener for people. It integrates a library, an art gallery and a botanical garden, and is praised as an unforgettable garden museum. "Airborne" Suzhou Gardens There is a collection of Chinese Suzhou gardens called Liufang Garden. Every stone and tile in the garden is airlifted from Jiangnan, China, and crafted by craftsmen in Suzhou, China. Huntington himself had a special liking for oriental gardens during his lifetime. Many plants in the garden are from China, and every detail is amazing.
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  • No.2

    Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden

    4.4/5
    29 Reviews
    Arcadia
    1.5km from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
    健康美丽的芳芳
    "I didn't expect that in a bustling metropolis like Los Angeles, there is also such a large botanical garden, which is quite unexpected. It is divided into more than ten areas. If you really want to go shopping, it will take at least half a day. The plants here are very diverse, many are also not seen in the country, the local characteristics of the plants, still quite novel."
    Highlights: The Los Angeles Botanical Garden covers a very large area. It is both a botanical garden and a garden. Therefore, peacocks often roam there, so it is also called a peacock garden. The Los Angeles Botanical Garden is divided into more than a dozen areas, named according to the origin or plant species, into South American Gardens, Mediterranean Gardens, South African Gardens, Australian Gardens, etc. In addition, there are Aquatic Botanical Gardens, Four Seasons Gardens, Prehistoric and Jungle Gardens, etc. There are many kinds of plants, plant lovers should not miss it.
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  • No.3

    Los Angeles County Arboretum

    No comments yet
    Los Angeles
    20.2km from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
  • No.4

    Will Rogers Memorial Park

    5.0/5
    11 Reviews
    Beverly Hills
    1.3km from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
    coo***an
    "This park is a great place to take your children to splash in the lake and have access to a wonderful playground. The only thing I would advise against is weekends in the summer. I can get EXTREMELY crowded and become difficult for you to keep up with your children. I recommend going early in the day, if you can, as the heat is not too bad and it is not very crowded."
  • No.5

    Virginia Robinson Gardens

    4.4/5
    11 Reviews
    Beverly Hills
    2.1km from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
    M32***23
    "[View] colorful flowers, flat shade, flowers in all seasons. [Fun] The biggest feature of the garden is in the Oriental Palm Garden, where palm trees and coconut forests form the largest palm planting area outside Australia, and there are "Big Mac" strawberry trees! [Cost-effective] makes people can't help but admire."
    Highlights: There are colorful flowers, smooth shade, and blooming flowers in all seasons. The characteristic of the garden is the Oriental Palm Garden, where palm trees and coconut groves form the palm planting area outside Australia, and there are even "Big Mac" strawberry trees.
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  • No.6

    Descanso Gardens

    4.4/5
    18 Reviews
    La Canada Flintridge
    1.3km from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
    珍珍吖头
    "The cherry blossom rain was blowing by the wind, and the child cried out to snowing snowing The cherry blossoms are beautiful and fragile. This is what the eyes tell me, remember to wear sunglasses! Hahaha"
    Highlights: Discanso Gardens is a 150-acre botanical garden. This used to be the private garden of E.ManchesterBoddy, the owner of the Los Angeles Daily News. The water in the garden is mainly from springs in the nearby mountains. Therefore, the plants in the garden are lush and lush, including tea garden, Japanese garden, rose garden and iris garden, which are very beautiful, and people and nature are particularly harmonious here.
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  • No.7

    Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve

    5.0/5
    1 Reviews
    Los Angeles
    76.1km from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
    Todemmy
    "The scenery on the valley is very beautiful, the photos taken are also very beautiful, the weather was very good when we went, we could fly kites, did not disappoint me. The best time to go here depends on the rainfall in the valley in winter, usually in early April into spring, this time to go is the best. You can see orange fields from the highway, which is the best season."
    Highlights: AntelopeValleyCaliforniaPoppyReserve, a nationally protected reserve in the Antelope Valley Poppy Area on the west side of Lancaster in northern Los Angeles County, has an extra-large garden of California poppies at an altitude of 790 to 910 meters.
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  • No.8

    California Botanic Garden

    5.0/5
    2 Reviews
    Claremont
    1.2km from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
    乖小咪
    "The garden in Clemont is very quiet and beautiful, with neat woods and wide and flat lawns, and occasionally there are some raised horse racing, leisurely walking on the lawn, the whole scenery is really super beautiful, like the famous European manor in the movie, It's a heart-wrenching thing."
  • No.9

    Botanic Garden

    5.0/5
    1 Reviews
    Northridge
    309m from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
    M32***23
    "Beautiful garden, lovely fern greenhouse and plant greenhouse. Large rose garden. Very convenient to arrive, free entry. There is also a museum but no time to go in. Had a very pleasant day."
  • No.10

    South Coast Botanic Garden

    5.0/5
    1 Reviews
    Lomita
    961m from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
    M32***23
    "I visit the garden almost every weekend. Flora gardens are constantly changing and staff and volunteers keep it in the best shape. There are some special exhibitions and exhibits. Recently some train clubs have designed a train model that shows the best mini scenes. They will hold concerts on the lawn or in the conference hall, and special educational events, such as visiting the wolves and introducing their key species status. There are hiking trails through the woods, and my friends and family often walk on different trails for 1 mile alone. Some routes are a bit technical, in short, they are all good walks"
  • No.11

    Beverly Cañon Gardens

    5.0/5
    1 Reviews
    Beverly Hills
    624m from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
    Todemmy
    "Beverly Cannon Gardens. These greens are magic! Situated in the prime spots of Beverly Hills, the lawn surrounded by many restaurants and cafes. It’s beautifully lit at night too. Great place to meet people. In the summer they show movies in the garden. It’s ok to picnic there. There are tables and chairs for you to sit and enjoy your own food. Montage hotel offers other dining options. Two parking garages right under Gardens with 2 h free or $5 after 6 pm. Love this place . Highly recommend. Enjoy"
  • No.12

    Rose Hills Mortuary

    No comments yet
    Los Angeles
    19.2km from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
  • No.13

    Storrier Stearns Japanese Garden

    5.0/5
    1 Reviews
    Pasadena
    2.4km from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
    Todemmy
    "Love Japanese Gardens so this was a perfect place to spend a couple hours relaxing and admiring the beauty. Definitely worth a trip!"
  • No.14

    Peace Awareness Labyrinth and Gardens

    5.0/5
    1 Reviews
    Los Angeles
    7.6km from downtown
    Botanical Gardens
    Todemmy
    "Learn about all these important aspects of Los Angeles history by visiting the Peaceful Awareness Labyrinth and Gardens currently owned by the Spiritual Inner Consciousness Movement. Let's start with the sunshine. The maze is located in the garden of Villa Guasti, an Italian-style mansion built in 1910 by Secondo Guasti. Mr. Guasti is from Italy, rich as a winemaker, and has developed a huge vineyard in San Bernardino County. Mr. Guasti saw the potential of the climate and built a thriving business, surviving during the prohibition by selling communion and medicinal wines. This villa was his dream home. Our guide told us he invited Italian craftsmen to make wood carvings and murals. MSA did this important task brilliantly, preserving the American dream and the amazing history of Los Angeles"