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Welcome to Pasadena Found at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, Pasadena is a magnificent city with a fascinating history, awe-inspiring architecture, and a broad spectrum of cultural offerings. The city takes great pride in presenting an expansive exhibition of green spaces, the perfect addition to Southern California's near-perfect Mediterranean climate and central location, which offers easy access to downtown Los Angeles. Pasadena's commitment to preserving its most treasured historic sites is admirable and viscerally experienced when strolling through its neighborhoods. The city boasts an impressive collection of architectural styles ranging from grand Victorian homes to exceptional mid-century modern design pieces. Furthermore, Pasadena presents a diverse collection of living spaces perfect for those seeking exclusivity, from luxurious estates in private communities and historic mansions to stylish contemporary apartment complexes and charming craftsman-style bungalows. Pasadena residents have direct access to all the city's cultural activities, including world-renowned museums and art galleries. Additionally, the city plays host to annual events, like the world-famous Tournament of Roses Parade on New Year's Day and the eclectic Pasadena Doo Dah Parade in May. Overall, Pasadena is the perfect city for those who seek a life of exclusivity, rich cultural offerings, top-notch weather, beautiful natural reserves, and easy access to one of America's greatest cities, Los Angeles. What to Love Charming architecture and tree-lined streets  Home to the annual Rose Parade and Rose Bowl  Lively arts scene, museums, and theaters  Easy access to the city and mountains  Plenty of parks and outdoor recreational options  Top-rated schools and academic institutions Local Lifestyle Pasadena is an eclectic city known for its unique blend of suburban charm and urban excitement. Locals enjoy easy access to a range of recreational activities while still relishing the laid-back pace of life in a quieter suburban area. The city offers a vibrant arts and cultural scene, with numerous theaters, galleries, and exciting events that take place year-round. From the Pasadena Playhouse to the Norton Simon Museum to the world-renowned Rose Bowl, there is always something to do or see. Nature lovers find a lot to do in Pasadena, as there are plenty of green spaces and stunning botanical gardens. Additionally, there are miles of bike paths and hiking routes that wind through Pasadena's picturesque landscapes. Only a mere 11 miles from downtown Los Angeles, Pasadena is ideally located to provide city access without the typical congestion of urban living. The Metro Gold Line provides a convenient way for residents to commute into the city or explore the greater Los Angeles area. All in all, Pasadena offers a balance of big-city convenience and small-town tranquility, with a sense of community that makes it a great place for everyone, including families, professionals, and those seeking a fulfilling lifestyle with access to some of Southern California's top amenities. Dining, Entertainment & Shopping Pasadena offers an extensive collection of upscale dining, shopping, and entertainment options for locals to enjoy. Those seeking an elegant night out opt to indulge in modern French cuisine at Alexander's Steakhouse. Furthermore, exclusive Pasadena shopping destinations include Tiffany & Co. and the upscale boutiques at Old Pasadena.  For upscale entertainment, residents flock to the iconic Pasadena Playhouse for vibrant theatrical productions or take in live music at the sophisticated jazz nightclub at Vitello's Restaurant. Things to Do Pasadena is home to several revered institutions, attractions, and events. Golf enthusiasts appreciate the private and exclusive Annandale Golf Club, while horse lovers can take advantage of nearby equestrian centers. Additionally, the city offers several parks, including the scenic Brookside Park and Central Park. Pasadena hosts annual events such as the iconic Rose Parade and the Rose Bowl football game at Rose Bowl Stadium, bringing communities together and drawing visitors worldwide.