forest lawn memorial park

Cool sculptures on the grounds, interesting museums with trendy and traditional artwork. Don't miss the Last Supper stained glass exhibit and audio.

Very clean and attractive. If this is what you are looking for it is nice. Friendly staff. It's a cemetery so I'm not sure what else I can say!

OK so I'm a Hollywood junkie and spent a couple of hours here. THE place to go to see the star's graves. This place is huge, full of monuments and churches. Maybe a little over the top but, hey - it's LA! Do not come here expecting to find a map to the star's graves - they are not a tourist attraction. Check out http://www.seeing-stars.com/ He has done the work for you. Follow his recommendations for the complete Forest Lawn experience. There is another Forest Lawn in Hollywood Hills (Griffith Park). Both are worth a visit.

The grounds are gorgeous. When planning a funeral, make sure to pay for individual items rather than the package deal disguised as a money-saving option. You will save thousands by choosing items individually rather than paying for higher priced items that are unnecessary. As with any high ticket item purchase, buyer beware and try to leave the emotions at home. Some salespeople prey on emotions. Otherwise, it is a beautiful one-stop shop for you mortuary needs. Check out other places too, FL isn't the only place that is beautiful.

Yes this is the oldest Forest lawn Memorial properties but they are more than just a final resting place for your love ones.There museum here is awesome. The curator here has brought some very impressive art exhibitions to Glendale.Current show has rock and roll photography and original album covers by the artist on display.And the admission price is always FREE.Open on weekends and kid and senior friendly too.

Our GPS kept leading us past this place at night. We couldn't really tell what it was but we suspected it might be a cemetery based solely on the name. We drove by another day before it was dark and realized we were correct. I was surprised at how beautiful the area was. There was a lot of attention to detail, art sculptures, paintings, and the landscaping was as close to perfect as you can get...especially considering that it's a cemetery! It is definitely in a beautiful location and would have been added to our list of places to visit if we had known more about it ahead of time.

Impressive history and well maintained. Beautiful grounds. Ron gave us the ride-a-long tour. No pressure, informational, compassionate. Appreciated this very much. I could feel very good about a loved one being interned here.

I recently held my mother's funeral at the red church at Forest Lawn and had around 120 family and friends in attendance. My mother had purchased a plot there 10 years prior--just steps away from that red church. From the moment I met with the employees of the Mortuary who planned and executed the funeral, I was impressed with their care, professionalism, attention to detail and everything else--especially since the family was in mourning. I was so impressed with the grounds, the view and the staff, that I purchased another plot for my father last week!

We only had an hour here, but it was much more than we expected. The designer, builder, was responsible for changing cemeteries with tomb stones into lawn covered parks. and small plaques. Lots of good reproductions of Renaissance Italian art and buildings.Allow 2 or three hours to reflect and explore.

My girlfriend and I went up to the museum to see Vroom showcase. There were many older and newer motorcycles on display along with works of art. It was short but very pleasing. I learned a lot in a very short time.

A tranquil, interesting place to visit. Views are quite impressive and there are a lot of well known people interred there.

My family is all here in the Hollywood Hills, I have had a long standing tradition of visiting at Christmas and putting Poinsettias on each grave. I now have six deliveries every year. I am coming down from WA to do this now. It's so beautiful with the wreaths, and fully decorated trees placed on graves. The hills come alive with red poinsettias and red and white flowers everywhere. The grounds are beautifully kept and there are plenty of old growth pine trees everywhere. It's always peaceful and serene and I hope to be able make it every year.

Our family has many memories of Forest Lawn. It is where my parents took us to learn to drive before they would turn us loose on the streets. We would stop and feed the ducks, enjoy the Last Supper Window, The museum and Crucifiction painting presentation. Then visit our loved ones who had passed on to heaven. They have a gift and flower shop that is always a pleasure to enter it smells so delicious.I have arranged two funerals with their help. Both were handled beautifully with no regrets and no issues, I am very grateful for their help with keeping everything simple and dignified. I know that I have a place here and know that I too will have dignified ceremony that will leave my children with fond memories of me, and not of the hassle during that sorrowful time of saying their farewells.How fortunate we are that we have such a beautiful place such as Forest Lawn.

So beautiful, peaceful and serene. The artwork, statues and views are amazing. a GORGEOUS oasis in the city!

Visited on 11/14/14 and they has a wedding, a quinceañera and the museum is hosting the most amazing antique motorcycle exhibit I've seen. You must see the trilogy! Last supper, resurrection and crucifixion paintings. This place is amazing and very welcoming. If you like art and marble sculptures, visit this place. How can you beat free museum and art.