Desert Garden — Attraction in San Marino

The Huntington Japanese Garden is a place where you can fully immerse yourself in the peace and beauty of nature. Manicured plants, charming bridges, and serene ponds create a truly special atmosphere. The Japanese Garden is just one of the many gems at The Huntington, which also includes the Chinese Garden, the Rose Garden, tropical greenhouses, and art galleries with unique exhibitions. The grounds are vast, and each corner has its own mood and charm, so it’s worth allowing plenty of time to explore. I recommend buying tickets in advance to plan your visit and enjoy it without rushing. Highly...

A beautiful experience full of different biomes to explore. My friend and I went on a Saturday during peak season, so it was hot and tickets were pricey, but the experience was very much worth it. I loved learning about the different plant life and the variety of museums mixed in. I would definitely return again maybe during cooler weather. The little trains were very much worth it and made the trip back to the entrance so much easier. They come every 30mins and worth the wait. All in all, the Huntington was a beautiful display of art and plant life and a must-see if you visit...

The Huntington Desert Garden is one of the largest and oldest assemblages of cacti and other succulents in the world. Over 100 years old, it has grown from a small area on the Raymond fault scarp when in 1907-1908 William Hertrich brought in plants from local nurseries, private residences, public parks, and from collection trips to the Southwest and Mexican deserts. Today the two dozen families of succulents and other arid- adapted plants have developed into a 10-acre garden display, the Huntington's most important conservation collection, a vital mission...