Rosemead Attractions. Rosemead Tourism and kids attractions

Museum of Tolerance: fostering acceptance through self exploration
Open since 1993, the Museum of Tolerance serves as a human rights and education center that is dedicated to providing a fully encompassing experience in which visitors can learn about the Holocaust from a historic and contemporary context.

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Hollywood Bowl Museum: Amuse l'oreille (amuse the ears) before your concert
Got time before a concert at the Hollywood Bowl? Spend it at the Hollywood Bowl Museum. Visitors to the Hollywood Bowl may park temporarily for free until 4:30 p.m. to purchase tickets, shop at the Hollywood Bowl Store, and explore the grounds. And they can also explore the Edmund D. Edelman Hollywood Bowl Museum until show time.

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Legoland California: This parks truly for the kids!
The only Lego-themed park in the United States, Legoland California in Carlsbad, an hour south of the Disneyland area of Anaheim, is truly a one-of-a-kind family adventure.

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Newport Landing Whale Watching: The blue whales are here early this year!
In the mid-1980s, the fate of some of the largest mammals on Earth was in real question. For most species of whales now, however, the future looks much brighter, and adventures like Newport Landing Whale Watching are helping to promote the love of these awesome creatures.

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The Gentle Barn: Teaching kindness and compassion through animal therapy
Founded in 1999, by Ellie R. Laks and Jay Weiner, The Gentle Barn serves to rescue injured and neglected farm animals from across the country.

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Hollywood Signs On
The Hollywood sign -- saved in the nick of time by Playboy pioneer ... a true romantic cliffhanger with a good ending.

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Farmers Market: a Los Angeles tradition for more than 70 years
In 1934 a group of farmers began an informal market in the empty lot at the corner of Third and Fairfax in Los Angeles that quickly became a hit and grew to the more than 100 shops that stands there today.

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Griffith Observatory: See the (non-Hollywood) stars!
If you want to see stars in LA, head to the Griffith Park Observatory for nightly viewings of the biggest stars in the sky from sunset to 10 pm – on clear nights, that is. The lines are long and the look is short but the views of celestial bodies from the observatory’s original 12-inch Zeiss refracting telescope are stunning.

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Glen Ivy: LA's Club Mud
Glen Ivy Hot Springs is a healthy sojourn from city life in LA.

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The Getty Villa: Explore the arts and culture of ancient Greece, Rome and Etruria
Open since 2006, the Getty Villa is dedicated to sharing the arts and culture of ancient Greece, Rome and Etruria. Explore more than 1,200 works of art in the 28 indoor and outdoor collection galleries take a stroll through the gardens and enjoy live performances, lectures and symposia in the auditorium or amphitheatre.

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