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About Pomona
Located in the Pomona Valley of Southern California, Pomona sits between the San Gabriel Mountains and the Chino Hills. The city serves as a regional hub for arts, education, and transportation, blending historic architecture with a growing creative scene. Visitors can explore a variety of cultural institutions, historic districts, and outdoor spaces that reflect the region's agricultural heritage and modern urban development. Its strategic location provides access to both metropolitan amenities and natural landscapes, making it a distinct stop within Los Angeles County.
Places to visit in Pomona
Pomona Arts Colony
Why visit: It is the center of the city's creative community and hosts regular public art events.
About this place
A revitalized downtown area featuring historic buildings converted into art galleries, studios, and performance spaces.
Visit during the monthly Art Walk to see the galleries open late.
Fairplex
Why visit: It offers expansive grounds and diverse events that draw visitors from across the region.
About this place
A massive multi-use facility that hosts the annual Los Angeles County Fair and various trade shows throughout the year.
Check the official calendar before visiting to see which events are scheduled.
Phillips Mansion
Why visit: It provides insight into the early agricultural history and architecture of the Pomona Valley.
About this place
A Second Empire-style home built in 1875 by Louis Phillips, now maintained as a historic landmark.
Inquire about guided tour availability through the local historical society.
Ganesha Park
Why visit: It is a primary outdoor space for recreation and relaxation within the city limits.
About this place
A large municipal park featuring picnic areas, sports facilities, and scenic views of the surrounding valley.
Bring comfortable walking shoes to explore the various trails throughout the park.
Museums, galleries & culture
American Museum of Ceramic Art
Why visit: It houses a unique and extensive collection that is significant to the craft community.
About this place
A museum dedicated to the collection, preservation, and exhibition of ceramic art from ancient to contemporary times.
Check the website for current rotating exhibitions.
RailGiants Train Museum
Why visit: It offers a hands-on look at the history of rail transportation in the United States.
About this place
Located at the Fairplex, this museum features a collection of historic locomotives and railroad equipment.
Verify operating days as they are often limited to specific weekends.
Explore the city
Downtown Arts Walk
Start at the intersection of Garey Avenue and Second Street to explore the historic downtown core. Walk past the restored storefronts and visit the various independent galleries and murals that define the Arts Colony. The walk is flat and accessible, allowing for a leisurely pace while observing the architectural details of the early 20th-century buildings.
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What is the best way to travel around Pomona?
Pomona is accessible by car via major freeways like the I-10 and SR-71. Public transit options include Metrolink commuter rail service and local bus lines operated by Foothill Transit.
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Yes, the city maintains several public parks, including Ganesha Park, which offers trails and picnic facilities. The nearby San Gabriel Mountains also provide extensive hiking opportunities.
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