3 Best Landmarks in Corona, CA

If you haven’t already checked out the Arden Helena Modjeska House, you are in for a treat! Best advice is to email the OC Historical Society department and request a docent led tour. They are offered weekly, on Wednesdays, at 10am, arrival time no later than 9:30 due to parking. (And if you are fortunate enough to have Victor as your docent, you’re really in for a treat!!) The Arden House is a gem like no other and to actually get to witness the ingenuity that a woman from The 1800’s had with respect to building designs, decor, farming, building the very first pool in all of OC, incorporating “red light light” therapy into her daily routine…and spoiler alert, to experience the gardens she and her staff created are awe inspiring to the core! (Especially the REDWOOD TREES!!!) It is a free tour, you simply must call or email the OC Historical Society (Google “Arden Helena Modjeska House Docent led tours and it will provide the information needed to make the reservation). I recommend allowing a good 2 hours to experience the tour and then walk the gardens and ask questions and although its a free tour, tips And donations are greatly appreciated!!! Afterwards, head over to Heritage Hill in lake Forest and continue your love of historical sites.

This was their Open House, so there was a shuttle, docents, and a few booths. So beautiful !! Love the interior wood and the grounds, the stream.

A lovely location filled with history. Can't wait t take the house tour. Located in the canyons and is a nice place to relax.

I love coming here with my kids. The staff is very helpful. They have great selection of books in the kids section, and teen section. They have study rooms available and they have a passport center which I think is closed since the pandemic. They used to have story time before the pandemic for younger kids. They have computers to use for younger kids as well. Before the pandemic they had a little play area for toddlers by in the kids book section.

I absolutely love this library. Great for kids. Interactive children's terminals, lots of good children's books. The Friends of the Library bookstore is great too. Extremely underrated. I usually go here to study or work on papers (grading, I'm a teacher) but there's really a lot of stuff and it's a great part of the community.

This place has computers and free Internet access, you can also print stuff. It has other services such as passport services and has a sharps/biohazard drop off station. All your sharps must be in a plastic container with a lid, like a water bottle/milk jug. Wheel chair accessible. Big parking lot, doesn't get to crowded.