Landmarks in Thousand Oaks, CA

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The Gardens of the World was created in part to be a symbol of the diversity of cultures around world. These gardens are home to several individual gardens, each landscaped to represent a different culture. Stroll through the Japanese Garden, visit the French Garden & Water Feature, admire the English Perennial & Rose Garden, and much more. Another purpose that these gardens serve, is that they host a range of entertaining and culturally exploring events, including art exhibits, concerts and more. It's highly recommended to call Gardens of the World before you visit and make a reservation to join an educational guided tour.

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Paradise Falls, nestled within Wildwood Regional Park, enchants nature enthusiasts with its year-round allure. A mesmerizing 70 feet (21 meters) cascade gracefully tumbles down a steep gorge, painting a picturesque scene of tranquility and raw beauty. The falls' perennial flow creates an oasis of serenity, inviting hikers to witness the captivating spectacle amid lush surroundings. A hidden gem for wanderers seeking solace, Paradise Falls is a testament to the park's natural wonders, offering a resplendent escape into the heart of untamed wilderness.