The park is officially known as Beverly Gardens Park and spans nearly two linear miles of Santa Monica Boulevard.
The iconic Beverly Hills Sign, which serves as a landmark for tourists, was originally installed in 1973.
The park's Cactus Garden, located between Alpine Drive and Camden Drive, contains rare and exotic succulents acquired in the 1920s.
The lily pond, located near the intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard and Beverly Drive, is a designated historic focal point of the city.
The park serves as the venue for the semi-annual Beverly Hills Art Show.
Beverly Hills Garden Park is a formal, elongated public green space stretching along Santa Monica Boulevard in the heart of Beverly Hills. The park is anchored by the iconic Beverly Hills Sign and a reflective lily pond, which serve as the primary visual landmarks. It features a manicured landscape incorporating rose gardens, mature palm trees, and walking paths. The park is divided into several thematic zones, including the Cactus Garden and the Rose Garden, which bloom during specific seasons. A prominent war memorial and various public art installations are integrated into the garden design. It functions as a pedestrian thoroughfare and a central gathering point for both tourists and local residents. The site is maintained by the City of Beverly Hills and provides a quiet contrast to the nearby commercial districts.
The Beverly Hills Sign and lily pond near the intersection of North Beverly Drive and Santa Monica Boulevard.
Visit the Cactus Garden section for unique photography opportunities away from the crowds at the main sign.
The park is long; wear comfortable walking shoes if you plan to traverse the entire two-mile length.
Check the city event calendar for dates during the biannual art show, as the park becomes significantly more crowded.
Attempting to cross Santa Monica Boulevard outside of designated pedestrian crosswalks.
No organized sports or amplified music; pets must be kept on a leash.
