Wrigley Mansion (Tournament of Roses Association), Pasadena
The Wrigley Mansion, also known as Tournament House and Wrigley Gardens, serves as the Tournament of Roses headquarters. There are four and a half acres on this property, including gardens filled with annuals, camellias, and roses. There are over 1,500 floral varieties here.
Roses are the main highlight of the gardens, with all the most popular varieties represented. Test gardens for the All-America Rose Selection are on the grounds, and visitors have a chance to see distinct types.
In addition to the grounds being open all year, the inside of the house is open Thursday afternoons from February to August. There are memorabilia representing 125 years of Tournament of Roses history on display in the home.
Some of the Tournament-related items visitors can see include the current Rose Queen's portrait, a Waterford crystal bowl crafted for the centennial celebration, and crowns and tiaras that the previous Queens and Princesses wore.
Roses are the main highlight of the gardens, with all the most popular varieties represented. Test gardens for the All-America Rose Selection are on the grounds, and visitors have a chance to see distinct types.
In addition to the grounds being open all year, the inside of the house is open Thursday afternoons from February to August. There are memorabilia representing 125 years of Tournament of Roses history on display in the home.
Some of the Tournament-related items visitors can see include the current Rose Queen's portrait, a Waterford crystal bowl crafted for the centennial celebration, and crowns and tiaras that the previous Queens and Princesses wore.
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Sight Name: Wrigley Mansion (Tournament of Roses Association)
Sight Location: Pasadena, USA (See walking tours in Pasadena)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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