This 1.9 mile linear stretch of gardens spans the length of the city, separating the commercial district from the residential neighborhood. It also acts as the city’s public facade along Santa Monica Boulevard, one of Southern California’s most highly traveled routes.
This stretch includes prominent gateways to the city at two major intersections, at Doheny and at Wilshire. Beverly Gardens Park is Beverly Hills’ most visible expanse of green space – our city’s equivalent of New York’s Central Park or san Francisco’s Golden Gate Park.