The city of Pasadena is found in California, United States, about 11 miles northeast of Los Angeles. The town provides a cultural center for the San Gabriel Valley, making it one of the most popular spots in the state. It has a  population of over 138,699 people as of the 2020 census. 

Pasadena is known as the “City of Roses” and it is a beautiful spot to visit. Pasadena also hosts one of the biggest sporting events of the year: the NCAA Rose Bowl at its Rose Bowl arena. 

Fun Facts

• Pasadena is located in Los Angeles County, California. You can get to Pasadena from Los Angeles after an 11-mile drive.
• Pasadena is nicknamed the city of roses, crown city, or rose town, which refers to the city’s beauty.
• Pasadena is the 44th largest city in California, thanks to its population of 138,699 people as of the 2020 census.
• Pasadena was incorporated on June 19, 1886. The current city mayor is Victor Gordo.
• A person who lives or is from the city of Pasadena is called a Pasadenan.
• The Aroyo Secco is a seasonal river that flows for 24.9miles.
• Pasadena experiences 300 days of sunshine, making it the best place to vacation and experience the outdoors at any time of the year.
• The city of Pasadena is home to over 600 restaurants, hotels, museums and educational centers.
• The rose bowl flea market is a popular swap meet in Pasadena that involves numerous dealers and visitors interacting over various valuable items. The flea market is held every second Sunday of the month, and you can find antique furniture, trinkets and pottery. You may also find vintage clothing on sale.