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Cities nearby Pasadena: South Pasadena Monrovia Montrose Arcadia San Marino Sierra Madre |
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Pasadena may be the most recognized small city on Planet Earth. Millions of people around the globe view the Rose Parade marching along Colorado Street on TV every year. And 99% of the time the weather is sunny on January 1st -- inspiring people in cold climates to move to Southern California or plan a vacation here. If you intend to visit or relocate to this area, this site should help you find your way around. First, a few basic facts about Pasadena:
Pasadena visitors should check out our Old Town Pasadena page to learn about great shopping and dining in this historic neighborhood. Another shopping area is on Mission Street in South Pasadena, noted for its antique stores. For music, museums and theaters, be sure to look at our Cultural Pasadena page. Parades, street fairs, and free outdoor concerts -- we have them, too. For both visitors and people planning
to relocate to this area, there is a preview of some of Pasadena's residential neighborhoods. The City is noted for its architects
and architecture, particularly homes in the bungalow
style. You will, however, also find outstanding examples of
mid-century modern homes as well as Spanish Revival homes in and around
the City.
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