Fenyes Estate Garden at Pasadena Museum of History

The stately Fenyes Mansion and its companion structures, the Curtin House and the Finnish Folk Art Museum, provide the perfect setting for the period architecture of the lushly planted gardens at Pasadena Museum of History. Originally part of Eva and Dr. Adalbert Fenyes' expansive estate, which they utilized for pleasure as well as their artistic and scientific endeavors, the grounds are now frequently used for large-scale Museum activities, weddings, and corporate events. During Museum hours, visitors are invited to roam about the grounds. The lushly planted grounds continue to enchant today's tourists. The modest Finnish Folk Art Museum is surrounded by a shady haven of tall trees and rich greenery, just steps away from the History Center's Exhibition Hall and Library facilities. Throughout the spring and summer months, seasonal blossoms add to the beauty of the gardens. Large areas of lawn are ideal for strolling, with the beautiful Fenyes Mansion as a backdrop. The Fenyes Estate Gardens are the ideal place for weddings and business gatherings, with the elegance and peaceful charm of a tucked-away jewel.