Tours and Tickets to Experience Old Pasadena

There are plenty of ways to experience Old Pasadena. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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As Old Pasadena is a public place—a commercial center in Pasadena—it’s free to visit. However, if you want to learn more about the area’s history and highlights, or even find its most photogenic places, there are tours available: private photo tours start from US$299 per group.

The main attractions in Old Pasadena include its meticulously restored historic architecture, including Castle Green, a former hotel that dates back to 1898. There’s also the grand Pasadena City Hall, the Gamble House, and the Wrigley Mansion. Visitors also come here for great local food and boutique shopping.

Yes, the central streets in Old Pasadena are generally wide, paved, and accessible to wheelchair users. However, some of the older buildings may not be accessible to wheelchair users, especially those with steps, so it’s best to contact individual venues in advance to check their accessibility information.

Yes, Old Pasadena is a great option for a family day out. There are plenty of family-friendly restaurants with kids' menus and ice cream stores, such as Wanderlust Creamery. The Southern California Children’s Museum is a popular spot for families, and there’s a playground within Central Park.

Yes, there are events, festivals, and markets in Old Pasadena. The area has a busy events calendar throughout the year, so it’s worth checking it before visiting. Examples include the Jackalope Artisan Fair, with over 200 local artisans, Halloween celebrations, and the Old Pasadena Holiday Market.