Tournament House and Wrigley Gardens

Former home of biting gum tycoon William Wrigley Jr., the Tournament House is the working base camp of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association, the association that supervises the yearly Rose Bowl Game and Rose Parade. Guests can visit the self important Italian-Renaissance-style manor's 21 lavishly framed rooms, the resplendent shaped mortar roofs, and the wonderful trimmed marble floors.

The house is loaded with shows on previous Rose Bowl diversions, Rose Queens and Royal Courts, and different articles. Encompassing the manor are the four-and-a-half section of land Wrigley Gardens, a botanical show of more than 1,500 assortments of roses, camellias, and annuals.