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| Street Map and Parking | Valet | Directions | Attractions |
Old Pasadena is one of the West Coast's most vibrant shopping, dining and entertainment destination districts. Daytime attracts people to dine, work, shop and do business. Evening brings movie-goers and those seeking an entertainment experience in this urban renaissance.
On weekends, from morning to midnight, thousands of residents and visitors stroll the streets to feel the ambiance that makes Old Pasadena unique: Music, art, antique shops, street performers, sidewalk dining, movies, late night shopping and fun under the sun and stars.
From One Colorado, a collection of historic buildings restored to their former glory, to the historic and intriguing alleys, pedestrians become enchanted with Old Pasadena on their first visit. Whether they travel by car and park in one of several lighted parking facilities or by convenient public transportation, visitors leave Old Pasadena with the intention of returning time and time again.
From nearby mountains to sun-drenched gardens celebrating the ever-popular rose, Pasadena offers excellent choices for visitors. Combined with its convenient location only 15 minutes from downtown Los Angeles, its dry sunny climate with an average daily temperature of 76 degrees, and its easy access to Southern California's other famous attractions, Old Pasadena is an unforgettable visitor destination. |
| Street Map and Parking |
There are more than 7,800 parking spaces offered in public and private garages located throughout Old Pasadena. The first ninety minutes are free at City-owned garages in Old Pasadena. Parking cost begins at $2 per hour, up to $6 daily maximum. Parking is also available at hundreds of curbside on-street metered parking spaces throughout the district, as well as at privately-operated surface parking lots in close proximity.
The Old Pasadena Management District is under contract with the City of Pasadena to manage the three City-owned garages in the district. Your parking experience is important to us, and we are striving to provide exceptional customer service and cleaner, safer garages. For additional information about parking programs, call the Operations Manager at 626.356.9725. |
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| Parking Locations |
Park & Walk Garages (90 Minutes Free) |
- Delacey Parking Structure - 45 S. De Lacey Avenue (1/2 block south of Colorado and De Lacey)
- Schoolhouse Parking Structure - 33 E. Green Street (corner of Green and Raymond)
- Marriott Parking Structure - 171 N. Raymond Avenue (between Holly and Walnut)
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| Additional Parking Options |
- One Colorado Parking Structure - 30 E. Union Street (between Raymond and Fair Oaks)
- Holly Parking Structure - 150 E. Holly Street
- Pasadena Center Parking Structure - 300 E. Green Street
- Parsons Parking Structures - Union Street between Fair Oaks and Pasadena Avenue
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 Denotes a City-owned garage where the first 90 minutes of parking are free. |
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| Universal Valet |
| Unified Parking Validation Stands in Old Pasadena offer the universal valet parking program. Customers can drop their car off at any of the locations in Old Pasadena and ask to have their car waiting for them at a different stand. Cost is $7 with validation and $10 without. |
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| Attractions |
| The many facets of Old Pasadena include numerous offerings. For specific and detailed listings, check our Shopping, Dining, Business White Pages, Arts & Entertainment and Events sections. |
- A National Register Historic District featuring more than 22 blocks of restored buildings.
- Castle Green, one of Pasadena's famous great turn-of-the-century hotels which has since been turned into apartments.
- The Armory Center for the Arts, offering community art classes and exhibits.
- Dozens of unique art galleries, boutiques, and one-of-a-kind specialty shops in a historic setting.
- World-class events, parades, and festivals.
- Numerous museums, theatres and attractions.
- Day trips to Hollywood, the mountains, the beaches, and other attractions in nearby Los Angeles.
- Other visitor information is also available at the Pasadena Convention and Visitors Bureau, www.pasadenacal.com.
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