Barnsdall Art Park

  Nestled in the heart of Los Angeles, Barnsdall Art Park sits atop Olive Hill, offering sweeping views of the city skyline. Designed by the renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright in the 1920s, this cultural hub was originally intended as a place for art workshops and exhibitions, which remain its primary function today. Visitors can explore the unique Hollyhock House, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which features distinct architectural elements and lush gardens. Throughout the year, the park hosts various events and workshops, particularly in springtime, making it a vibrant spot for both creativity and community engagement. While wandering the grounds, guests can appreciate the diverse flora, including native California plants and beautifully landscaped spaces, enhancing the park's artistic ambiance.