This is a gorgeous rose it’s located in between the natural history museum, and the California Science Center. I recommend coming and just walk barefoot amongst the beautiful roses and their bright colors. You can come with your friends, family or by yourself to meditate take a nap, have a picnic or just to breathe. It’s free to come. …

Beautiful roses for the eyes to see and the aroma was over the top. Bring a blanket to sit under a tree or just in the grassy area. If you want to be in the shade, there are three covered gazebos surrounded by blooming roses. This is a great photo shot area, great place to bring the family especially young children. Plus it's free!

My family surprised me with a trip here on mother's day and i absolutely loved it. I could have just wandered among these beautiful blossoms all day! Every variation you could ever want to see is on glorious display here. The garden is so well tended and perfectly manicured. It would be such a pretty place for a photo shoot!

This garden it’s so beautiful, have this in the middle of LA it’s so cool. The roses they have are so beautiful and and they are very well cared. The fountain it’s so beautiful, you can spend the afternoon there, bring some snacks or have a picnic, you can see all the museums that are around. It’s very peaceful

I’ve bee going here since I was a child. It’s a beautiful hidden gem that’s has gorgeous old and unique roses that’s a continuing collection since 1927. IF you are looking for some peace and quiet or a fun place to walk around. May you be tourist local I would definitely check it out. Nothing is like this !

The garden is beautiful! There is no parking for the Park, you have to park in the National Museum parking which is great. The walk from the parking lot is not a lot, and the parking is safe. Best to go during weekdays since finding a parking spot can be difficult. Spring is the perfect time to visit!

It has been called "one of the city's best-kept secrets". Includes a 7.5-acre rose garden, with 15,793 rose bushes. The garden was an attraction for the 1932 Olympics. It is currently among the three major public display rose gardens in Southern California and one of the most important in the state.

Free. One of my favorite places to daydream as a kid. The flowers are beautiful and smell great. There are gazebos to sit under, benches to sit on and a fountain. There are also water fountains. This is a great place to relax and it is next to the museums in Exposition park.

So many roses! It smelled amazing and I saw some varieties I've never seen before. I would love to stop by again. What a lovely time to be in May. I don't even think I got to see all the rose bushes there. I got so many photos though. I couldn't help it.

The PRETTIEST rose garden I've ever seen! There were arces upon acres of multi-coloured roses and they were all in bloom! There are so many wonderful picture spots too like the fountain and Pavillion!! The best part is that it's free to visit!

I recently visited the Exposition Park Rose Garden in Los Angeles, California and was captivated by the beauty of the roses. The garden is home to a stunning variety of roses, with vibrant colors and intoxicating scents that truly delighted

Passing thru the middle of the Exposition Park Rose Garden, I smelled the sweet fragrance of roses. The variety of types and colors around me offered a spectacle, as if to look at an artists painting! The size of the garden is enormous, so

Wonderful to get ideas of what to plant in your garden. Endless wedding and quinceanera parties with photographers. Great place to sit and eat lunch. The science museum to the south has restaurants and there is a whole bunch across the

The Exposition Park Rose Garden, located in the heart of Los Angeles, is a botanical oasis that has captured the hearts of locals and tourists alike. Spanning across 7 acres, this historic garden is a living testament to the beauty of

This park is so nice! I was surprised to see so much flora in the Fall. We went on a weekend afternoon, it was peaceful and relaxing. Plenty of people doing their own thing from taking photos to having picnics.

Rose garden which is free. Parking requires 15usd. The area has other museums such as the African American museum and Science centre. You can easily spend up to half a day there.

This little oasis is so beautiful. It was so nice walking through here and just relaxing. Highly recommend listening to Orbital- Halcyon and on and on as you walk through.

Very much colourful in summer . Different colours of roses with full bloom is the most incredible things to see. Only be aware of snatching outside of the park.

Garden by the USC. We could see a lot variety of roses here. With so many colors. We had a photo shoot with the family at that time. Saw rainbow here

The garden is beautiful with various colors of roses. I went during the month of May When the roses were in full bloom. It smelt and felt so good!

The garden was beautiful! I took lots of pictures. Lots of roses to see and the CaliforniaScienCenter is close by if looking for more activities.

Well cared for large rose garden with a wide variety of species. The grounds themselves make a great place to take photos and or relax.

It's nice you can go to the Rose park or the museums it really doesn't matter. I just go for the walking and taking in the Sun...

The garden was so elegant and luxurious. So peaceful and the atmosphere of people gathering and enjoy the gorgeous day. More

Free admission Right across the street from USC Metro (Expo Park) Roses are pretty, no scent unfortunately.

If you love roses, this place is a must. Over 15000 branches of hundreds of variety of roses. Tranquil place

Lovely park in the complex. I suggest you take a walk around right after visiting the Museum

Right now is the best time to come and look at this amazing colorful Roses …

Walking around the garden has some amazing views of a lot going on …

Enjoy going to smell all different kinds of roses …