Sunnylands Center & Gardens Review

Views: Annenberg Manor is a famous manor in California. It covers 200 acres and is operated by the nonprofit Annenberg Trust. The manor is one of the world-renowned international conference centers, once the cold-haven villa of Walter Annenberg and Leonor Annenberg. [Cost-effective] In history, it has also hosted three British royal families and a prime minister, politicians from various countries and celebrities, known as the "Western David Camp".

In June, we took four children to the Annenberg community beach house. From the beach hut, the water went a long way, which was very comfortable for the children who had just learned to walk. There is a restaurant nearby, a sand playground, an outdoor shower for children/persons cleaning sand toys and sand. It is a great place to take the kids to the beach for lunch or breakfast. Go early because parking is limited, $12 a day.

International celebrity hall of meeting - Annenberg Manor Annenberg Manor is a famous former residence, and is very well-known internationally, the manor first glance is "Howe" has never seen such a big manor in this life hahaha! ! Before the manor, you can see the pink roof above the layers of trees. It can be said that the manor is characteristic. The pink roof seems to have some permission to love this manor! Address:37977 Bob Hope Dr, Rancho Mirage, Greater Palm Springs, CA 92270-2008 Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday, 8:30 to 16:00 The periphery of the manor is surrounded by many big trees. They all grow very well. The vegetation of the whole manor is a lot. What impressed me the most was that the ball-shaped fairy balls are placed very regularly. In front of the manor is a large golf course, which is very comfortable to see the endless green. And there are many artificial lakes here, almost 11. But the room in the manor is not open to the public, because this is an important meeting center, only open to influential celebrities, we can only look at the outside scenery, but also very satisfied. Next to the manor, a special pavilion was set up about the various exhibits in the manor, which was open to the public and introduced many famous works, including Van Gogh, Picasso and so on.