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Housed in the only remaining Carnegie Library building in Anaheim, this museum deals both with the rich cultural history of Anaheim and of the world. The volunteers who work there value educating the younger generation about their fine city, which was founded in the mid-1850s by German winemakers who wanted to sell their product to citizens of Los Angeles. Muzeo also features rotating strange and wonderful exhibits that make this a truly fascinating museum.

Located on Euclid Avenue in downtown Ontario, the town square serves as a gathering spot for picnics, concerts and other outdoor events. As a backdrop, the grand outdoor amphitheater/stage presents concerts, plays, workshops, festivals and many other happenings throughout the year. Additionally, there is a slew of food trucks that convene on certain nights which makes it a one-stop shop in terms of combining fun, food and festivity,

Construído em estilo Art Déco, este observatório foi construído no início da década de 1930 e é um destaque entre os pontos turísticos do sul da Califórnia. Veja incríveis shows de luzes no Planetário Oschin, que usa a mais recente tecnologia. Fora do observatório, você encontrará vistas deslumbrantes da área próxima que são de tirar o fôlego durante o dia e a noite. Exposições e shows de planetário vão fascinar os visitantes. Alguns visitantes podem reconhecer o observatório como o local onde o clímax de Rebel Without a Cause foi filmado. Em noites claras, aproveite os telescópios públicos gratuitos para ver as estrelas de perto.

Inspired by Tokyo's Imperial Gardens, the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden opened its doors in 1981 and is a part of the California State University. The donation of funds came from the namesake's widow, and her passion for gardens led to the creation of this space. A serene garden and a sight to behold, it is dotted with several trees, including Japanese black pines, pink cloud cherry, fern pines, saucer magnolias, and Chinese flame trees. A koi pond with a bridge and fish, garden art, a pagoda, a tea house, fountains, and a zig-zag bridge add to the beautiful landscape. The garden is a much-favored spot for weddings.

Situated just north of Claremont University, California Botanic Garden is a conservatory dedicated to native Californian plants. This 86-acre (35-hectare) green oasis is home to more than 6,000 varieties of native species, some of which include exotic seasonal ones like the Manzanita, Dutchman’s Pipe, Catalina Crossosoma and many more. A stroll through this beautiful garden allows visitors to see squirrels, red-tailed hawks, butterflies and other avian life. The garden is open throughout the year, however, the best time to visit is in the spring of course, when the plants are in full bloom.

Located in the posh suburb of Chino Hills, English Springs Park is a tranquil little oasis in the middle of town. With a large man-made pond, gazebos, playground, picnic tables, grills, basketball and volleyball courts, there is something for everyone inside the 8.2-acre park. The pond does not allow for fishing, however there are various species of swan, duck and turtles, which make it great for the kids.