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Elizabeth S.

Beautiful place to visit and admire the architecture. Reminds me of Balboa Park in San Diego. Not too crowded noticed lots of picture taking for weddings, quinceañera. Lovely weather. Parking normally is available around the area.

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Travis T.

I love walking around the City Hall area. Pasadena is one of my favorite cities to visit in California. This downtown City Hall is such a beautiful building. It was built in the 1920's and has a mix of both Mediterranean Revival and Spanish Colonial Revival style architecture. I like to grab lunch and hang out in the courtyard area next to the garden and the fountain. At the top of the dome is a lantern, a column supported cupola 41 feet high, surmounted by an urn and ball. The highest point is 206 feet above the ground. There is a parking garage across the street for parking. Also out front are two large head sculptures of Jackie and Matthew "Mack" Robinson. This building has been used in many movies and television. Whether you are here for business or just to visit, Pasadena City Hall is a gorgeous piece of architecture to marvel at. Check it out at night when they have the lights on.

Alejandro F.

This is an ICONIC building here in our city, so I'll try to do it justice with an AI-slop-free review. I have lived here in Pasadena since mid 2022 and I've had the pleasure of driving by and even occasionally visit this monument to good Mediterranean Revival architecture (I did have to look that up, I admit, lol). This famed City Hall has been in Parks And Recreation (unpopular opinion: both The Office and Parks & Rec were made by the same team, but Parks & Rec is the superior sitcom), Big Bang Theory, and Parenthood. There's a large water fountain once to go in. There are towers you can go up through, to be able to get a better view of the city. Nice touristy spot, even for us local that live 3 minutes away from it, lol.

Kay M.

One of our favorite places to roam around in Los Angeles. Pasadena city hall is really beautiful, especially at night. There's plenty of street parking. You can usually roam around for an hour before security spots you and kick you out.

Christmas Photoshoot
Natalia C.

I love taking photos here, its a timeless location for quinceañera, engagement, family photos and gradation photoshoot

View from staircase
Winnie L.

This is a review for the space only as I only came here for a photoshoot. I wasn't able to find close street parking on a Monday so I parked on City Hall's parking lot. It was $1.25 for an hour and you pay at the machine. Cash and card are accepted. It prints a parking pass and you place it on the driver's side dashboard. It wasn't too crowded on a Monday and only a couple of people doing photoshoots. The architecture was breathtaking and many photo opportunity moments.

Jonathan A.

Literally one of the most stunning buildings in the heart of Pasadena! As a resident and someone who works walking distance from this historical monument that turns 100 years old in 2027, I'm in awe every time that I pass it. Whether day or night, the city hall exhibits such an immense presence with its beautiful architecture. It is also commonly used in many movies and TV shows, and is only a hop, skip and a jump from Hollywood. If you're visiting LA, take a trip to Pasadena and experience all of the great things this city has to offer!

Rebekah L.

This was a 3.5 stars event since I Attended numerous community events this 2024 year through PCC: I showed up to 'Pasadena City Hall,' was for PCC's 100th year birthday celebration part 2 continued and Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration as well. There existed a Latinos' Parade on top of all vendor booths advertising their businesses handing out swags. Well....it was a super hot day, and I parked about a block or two away since they blocked off the immediate parking lot for vendors? This was a big community all complimentary event, but lack of parking from the City Hall itself kind of sent negative vibes in general. I wished there was an easier parking situation but that didn't happen.

Joyce T.

A beautiful place for photos shoot, we visited on Sunday morning, there were many photographers with their clients all over the city hall. Parking was easy on Sunday not sure about other days of the week.

Melanie T.

This is a gorgeous city hall and if you happen to spend the day in Pasadena, I highly recommend making a visit. There's plenty of parking and it isn't super crowded like other tourist spots in LA. The city hall in Pasadena transports you to something you might read out of a book or lost somewhere in Europe. This is free to visit and it's huge to walk around. There are so many gorgeous views from wherever you are. Each tower has its own staircase and they're not connected so you have to locate the staircase for the view you want. Overall, it's really beautiful here. There's a fountain and you can get really pretty photos for social media. It's also quiet so you could read a book on a bench if you want.

Carli T.

Pasadena City Hall is absolutely beautiful! I took these gorgeous photos there this past Saturday. I'm a portrait photographer and it's amazing to shoot there. If you like to see more of my work on on Instagram my handle is CarliToctsPhotography

Eduardo V.

Very beautiful place to take dates. The architecture is amazing and often times I see people taking photo shoot here.

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Travis P.

The city hall is a beautiful place that hosts events as well as many taking engagement photos etc. I came here for the symphony orchestra free concert and that was real nice. Also did my engagement shoot here when it was raining which was also beautiful. Just overall a cool spot all around!

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We didn't get a chance to go inside but we had to stop by for a quick selfie since it's Pawnee City Hall in Parks and Recreation. :D

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Ask the Community - Pasadena City Hall

Can you fly a drone here?

No. CITY HALL is a government facility. Drones cannot be flown over government airspace

Hello as of 2022 can anyone let me know if Pasadena City Hall requires you to have a permit for a Photoshoot session?

As reviews clearly state: no unless formal with a crew and for profit.

Is their restrooms for the public to use?

Mon-Fri until 6pm.

Can I take pictures here on a weekend down the hall ways and by the fountain and all that even if it is closed?

It's open for people to visit and taking pictures. I've been going there on weekends, and there are many people there taking pictures. I don't think there is water in the fountain, but the courtyard, stairs and halls are open to the public.

Hi everyone. I know this question has been asked but I want to find a recent answer. Do you need to buy a permit to take Photos in the Garden area/Inside City Hall?

Any legitimate, law-abiding, professional Photographer should have a business permit on file with the City. There is no difference between the courtyard and any other space… 

Does the city hall allow for wedding photography during non-operational hours such as weekends? Or do I need to come by during business hours?

I want to have a photoshoot here, but not with a mask on. Is there a rule enforced where I have to have a mask on at all times?

no.

Where to park on super car meet day?

Somewhere else. Or any of the parking structures within in a 2 block radius.

Does anyone know if you have to apply for a permit to take engagement/wedding photos?

You do not have to have a permit for Pasadena City Hall. I just shot there today. Here is the session. https://air.cam/c770213a-a95d-48c3-8159-bb4bde6cc1a1/… 

How do we get a marriage license? Can we get married here and how?

Sadly I don't know the answer. I should since I'm a wedding photographer but I've never had a couple get married on the premises before. Marriage licenses are usually obtained at courthouses not City halls. I know Van Nuys Courthouse can get you a… 

Can we take professional engagement photo shoot during the week days?

Yes! Just do be mindful that, as beautiful as it is, it's still a working office building, so be respectful. Also, the paid photographers do need to have a business license for Pasadena (one day or annual) on them, and you'll be fine!

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Landmark Theatres - What more can I ask for?

Landmark Theatres

4.2(92 reviews)
0.4 mi•Downtown

Ever since the IPIC closed down, I was on the hunt for a new, local theatre where I can sit down…read morecomfortably for a matinee showing. I didn't have to search very far because the Landmark Theatre filled the gap nicely. Sure, it feels like walking a tightrope to balance my own drink and glizzy to my seat everytime and I didn't have my very own pod to cocoon myself in, but their unlimited refill soda machine and friendly concession/ticketing staff more than makes up for the luxury conveniences I was once accustomed to :~D. Also, they have the best all-beef hot dog and seasoned fries in the game (perfect plumpness, length, and flavor) and where else can I get a Coke Zero Cherry?!?! Doing my best to support my local cinema and so should you.

This Landmark Theatre location is the one I visit the most, and it's my preferred Landmark…read morelocation. They offer a selection of the latest releases (including live Metropolitan Opera simulcasts), and they also show retro programming on Tuesdays. I can usually find free street parking in walking distance, and there's also a nearby city lot where you can pay by the hour depending on how long you need to park. The theaters have reclinable seats that are comfortable and plush. They also offer a selection of snacks and drinks (including alcohol) though I find their popcorn's texture to be mediocre. There can sometimes be some noise bleeding into a theater that's near a room playing a particularly loud movie, but I generally have a good movie watching experience here.

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Landmark Theatres - Screen view from the back row.

Screen view from the back row.

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Landmark Theatres - Best hot dogs and seasoned fries in town. They even have a vegan bratwurst as an option.

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Best hot dogs and seasoned fries in town. They even have a vegan bratwurst as an option.

Inspiration Point via Castle Canyon

Inspiration Point via Castle Canyon

4.7(192 reviews)
4.6 mi

Long and difficult hike but worth the view! About 10 miles…read moreround trip from Cobb Estate. Bring a hat, lots of water, snacks, sunscreen, and BUG SPRAY. Me and my husband started around 7:30am and finished the whole hike around 1pm at a steady pace with about an hour break when we got to Inspiration Point. The hike from Cobb Estate to Echo Mountain was a breeze for us, but the hike from there to Inspiration was a whole other story. I recommend wearing long pants as the second half of the hiking path isn't as clear and pretty narrow on some parts. We took our time and treaded lightly but still got some minor scratches on our legs from all of the branches and leaves. My husband started getting irritated from walking into all of the spider webs lol. Not sure if the actual hike was 2 miles from Echo Mountain because it felt so much longer than that. We started getting really tired near the end from all the incline. We almost gave up until my husband saw the view of Inspiration Point. Once we got there, the views made it all worth it! Would we do it again? Maaaaaybe lol.

Updated review: I've been to Inspiration Point twice now, most recently after the great Los Angeles…read more"blizzard" of early 2023. And how super intense and cool (figuratively and literally) it was! Total about 10mi from the top of Lake - Echo Mountain - Castle Canyon trail - Inspiration Point - Sam Merrill trail - Echo Mountain and back down to Lake. DEFINITELY a strenuous hike and would highly recommend hiking poles, sunscreen, water, and snacks! The view is incredible, especially with tons of fresh snow everywhere. Hiked this early March 2023 and the Castle Canyon trail leading off from Echo Mountain (a decent hike in its own right) is pretty challenging, if not a bit brutal in some areas: slippery snow, downed trees and bushes blocking the path, and a heavy incline. Again, highly recommend poles. Once at Inspiration Point the view is phenomenal. The Pacific Ocean, Palos Verdes, Catalina Island, and even Anaheim and Irvine are all visible from the top, and downtown LA too of course. Lots of picnic benches and photo-op-worthy view finders for major Southern California sites. Gorgeous San Gabriel mountains in the background. The Sam Merrill trail leading down the backside of the mountain (and then curving back around to the south/west) is much more tame (but still a bit precarious with 2+ feet of snow) and very sun-exposed all the way back to Echo Mountain. All in all probably one of the more butt-kicking Los Angeles hike. Takes about 4-5hrs round trip depending on your pace.

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Inspiration Point via Castle Canyon
Inspiration Point via Castle Canyon
Inspiration Point via Castle Canyon

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Ambassador Mansions and Gardens

Ambassador Mansions and Gardens

4.1(42 reviews)
0.8 mi•South Arroyo

What a beautiful place to walk around and enjoy the grounds. It is a private property so make sure…read moreto follow the rules and don't litter. Ambassador gardens is a luxury residential community with beautiful homes and condos. The grounds are beautiful with big trees, water features and seating areas. We even saw turtles and big birds by the waterfall. Really lovely place to take a stroll at. We parked on Green Street and walked towards the ambassador auditorium... see my videos and pictures. So pretty.

Ambassador Mansions & Gardens is a very quiet, peaceful, and truly beautiful place. It's hidden…read morebetween buildings, and if you don't know it's there, you might easily miss it -- which makes it feel like a secret garden in the middle of the city. The territory is incredibly well maintained, with huge mature trees, beautiful flowers, fountains, mini waterfalls, and small ponds where you can see fish and turtles. There is also a lovely grassy area in the center where you can sit, relax, or have a small picnic. Geese walk freely around the gardens, and colorful parrots fly overhead, adding even more charm to the atmosphere. In April, the garden looks especially stunning -- the pergola and trees are in full bloom (I wish I remembered the names of those gorgeous flowers!), and the whole place feels alive and magical. Honestly, this garden is beautiful in any season of the year. You can come here with dogs, which is a big plus, but it's important to respect the property rules: pets must be on a leash, owners are responsible for cleanup, professional photography requires a permit, and activities like skateboarding, drinking alcohol, or organized sports events are not allowed. These rules help preserve the calm and cleanliness of the space. There is also a secondary school located on the property, which adds to the unique character of the place. Parking-wise, we were able to find free street parking nearby without any issues. This is a perfect spot to slow down, enjoy nature, and escape the city noise for a while. Highly recommended for a peaceful walk or a quiet moment surrounded by beauty.

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Ambassador Mansions and Gardens
Ambassador Mansions and Gardens
Ambassador Mansions and Gardens

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Pee Wee Herman's House - @ Peewee's House - 10/20/23

Pee Wee Herman's House

5.0(6 reviews)
2.3 mi

Aw man, I just happened to stumble upon this as I was walking to a pharmacy in South Pasadena from…read moremy doctor's office. Pee Wee's Big Adventure has a special place in my heart of hearts. Not only didn't I love his show on Saturday mornings, but this was a groundbreaking comedy. It's got Tim Burtons fingerprints (of wonderful noir-like dark comedy) all over it. And Paul Reuben's performance was totally unchained and charming. As was the supporting casting. But yeah, I haven't been so excited to see a house since Graceland.

A very nice and charming home in a quiet and peaceful neighborhood in South Pasadena that is…read morefamously known as Pee-Wee Herman's house :D ! Interestingly, according to Zillow, this house was built in 1922. So it is a little over 100 years old. It was our first time ever visiting. But it brought back wonderful childhood memories of watching his show, even though this was actually featured in the Pee-Wee Herman movie that came out in 1985 :) ! You can only take photos outside. But we were totally fine with that since the house exterior itself is really cute :) ! You can't go inside because it is currently owned and I believe it is currently being rented out. So I think there are current tenants living there. He was truly one of a kind :) ! May he rest in peace and no longer suffer after a long battle with cancer.

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Pee Wee Herman's House - A sad adventure

A sad adventure

Pee Wee Herman's House - @ Peewee's House - 10/20/23

@ Peewee's House - 10/20/23

Pee Wee Herman's House - The iconic Pee-Wee Herman house :D !

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The iconic Pee-Wee Herman house :D !

Colorado Street Bridge

Colorado Street Bridge

4.5(98 reviews)
1.2 mi•South Arroyo

We stopped by the iconic Colorado Street Bridge while exploring Pasadena, and it's easily one of…read morethe most photogenic spots in the city. The massive arches, classic design, and sweeping views make it a must-visit whether you're walking, taking photos, or just enjoying a quiet moment outdoors. Film fans will instantly recognize it as a filming location from La La Land, which adds a fun Hollywood touch to the experience. Standing beneath the bridge and looking up really highlights its scale and craftsmanship--especially with the light and shadows shifting throughout the day. The area underneath and around the bridge is peaceful and well-kept, with plenty of spots to stop and admire the architecture from different perspectives. Near the public restroom and parking lot, there's also a clear view of what used to be the historic Vista del Arroyo Hotel, now the Richard H. Chambers United States Court of Appeals, which adds another layer of history to the visit. It's a great stop whether you're a local, visiting Pasadena for the first time, or just exploring with a camera in hand. Between the scenery, history, and movie connection, this is an easy 5-star spot to recommend.

An Iconic Pasadena Landmark with Timeless Beauty…read more The Colorado Street Bridge is a true architectural gem--elegant, historic, and absolutely stunning from every angle. Built in 1913, this Beaux-Arts style bridge gracefully spans the Arroyo Seco and remains one of Pasadena's most beloved and photogenic landmarks. Walking across the bridge is a beautiful experience, especially around sunset when the vintage streetlamps begin to glow and the San Gabriel Mountains light up in the background. The gentle curve and soaring arches give the whole structure a romantic, almost cinematic feel. It's no wonder it's been featured in films and local lore for generations. Pro tip: Head down to Desiderio Neighborhood Park, directly below the bridge, for incredible views of the full span and those magnificent arches. It's one of the best vantage points for appreciating the bridge's scale and design--and perfect for photos. From there, you can also connect to the Arroyo Seco walking paths for even more scenic exploration. There's easy pedestrian access via Defenders Park, and parking nearby isn't too difficult. While safety fencing has been added in recent years, it doesn't take away much from the overall experience. Whether you're a local or just visiting Pasadena, the Colorado Street Bridge is a must-see--romantic, historic, and absolutely unforgettable. One of those rare spots that feels magical every time you visit.

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Colorado Street Bridge - 2025 Pasadena Bridge Party

2025 Pasadena Bridge Party

Colorado Street Bridge - 2025 Pasadena Bridge Party

2025 Pasadena Bridge Party

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Michael Myers Halloween House - @ Michael Meyers Halloween House - 10/20/23

Michael Myers Halloween House

4.8(20 reviews)
2.3 mi

A MUST if you're a fan of the Halloween movie series, a fan of horror or "spooky things" in…read moregeneral, or if you really want to get into that Halloween season vibe. Especially if you're already in this side of South Pasadena, it's worth a visit. Lots of free parking all around the neighborhood and it's near the train station too if you're thinking of getting doing public transportation. There's shops, restaurants, and cafes there too if you want to spend the some time in the area and definitely check out Sugar Mynt Gallery too. Once in awhile they have walking tours so you can see the iconic hedge, go take pics at the Stroud house, and learn some trivia and info about the movie. For the actual house itself, it's someone's private property so definitely be respectful since I've heard them mald at people before. Take pictures from the outside, don't disturb the occupants. Pictures from the across the railroad give a nice ambience to it too. The unique architecture (if you think about it in terms of the cookie cutter copy pastes houses in California), the baby blue paint, it's so nice to look at regardless of the movie. Sticks out nicely.

We went touristing around Pasadena and South Pasadena last Saturday. As huge horror movie nerds we…read morefound out about the Michael Myers house and had to go and see. We were disappointed to find out it was closed on Saturday so we will try again on our next trip to Pasadena. There is apparently a tour you can buy tickets for and go around in the house. Not sure about the details though. There wasn't much information on it. We instead just took a bunch of pictures on the porch and went next door to The SugarMynt Gallery.

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Michael Myers Halloween House - The Original House from the movie Halloween.

The Original House from the movie Halloween.

Michael Myers Halloween House - "This House Is Sacred To Him, He Has All His Memories Here." #MichaelMyersHouse #MovieLandmark

"This House Is Sacred To Him, He Has All His Memories Here." #MichaelMyersHouse #MovieLandmark

Michael Myers Halloween House - @ Michael Meyers Halloween House - 10/20/23

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@ Michael Meyers Halloween House - 10/20/23

Halloween Hedge Scene

Halloween Hedge Scene

5.0(4 reviews)
2.3 mi

You've fooled them, haven't you Michael? But not me. Blimey!!…read more If you're a fan of HALLOWEEN movie then you're on for a surprise. This is the place where a scene from Halloween was filmed at Montrose Avenue (hedge) in South Pasadena, CA. Micheal Myers peers out from behind this hedge as Laurie and Annie approach. I bet not too many people know this iconic scene. Now I spilled the beans. Lol. :D Maybe next time I'll play the character this year's Halloween. Trick or treat! Hahaha! Thank you street residents for indulging us fans (locals & visitors). And not calling the SPPD on us as we walk by and take photos. :D #ILoveSoPas #PasadenaRules

I will continue my journey through the original Halloween locations that you can find in South…read morePasadena. The famous Hedge where Michael Myers lurks behind is a few blocks away from the other houses. We walked to it, about 20 minutes, but we do walk like crazy so I know most people will drive. 5 minutes drive in a residential neighborhood, plenty of street parking. The Hedge looks the same, we clowned around a bit to take some photos of my husband playing Michael Myers and no, he's not that creepy. People live in that house so be respectful of their privacy. It is great to see all these locations so well preserved after so many years since they shot the original Halloween directed by Maestro Carpenter in South Pasadena. I am glad at least this part of LA is great about preservation. I wil conclude my horror location quest in the area with the Hedge. But this is your Halloween location trilogy guide!

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Halloween Hedge Scene - Michael Myers view

Michael Myers view

Halloween Hedge Scene - Halloween Hedge - scene. This is the spot where Micheal Myers peers out from behind. Lol. #SoPas #Movie

Halloween Hedge - scene. This is the spot where Micheal Myers peers out from behind. Lol. #SoPas #Movie

Halloween Hedge Scene - This is the HALLOWEEN spot.

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This is the HALLOWEEN spot.

Pasadena City Hall - landmarks - Updated November 2026

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