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: This hidden gem in the Bay Area looks like it belongs in Europe 🇮🇹 📍 Pulgas Water Temple, tucked away in Redwood City, is one of the most underrated and scenic spots in the Bay Area. With its Roman-inspired columns, reflecting pool, and fragrant purple patches, it’s the perfect backdrop for a spring photo shoot or a dreamy lavender-themed picnic 🌸💜 Whether you’re creating content, planning a romantic date, or just craving some peaceful Bay Area nature, this spot is a must-see right now. Have you been here during bloom season? Save this for your next Bay Area day trip or content session Visitor Info: • Open Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM (parking lot open) • Weekends/Holidays: Lot is closed, but you can walk or bike in via a side gate • Free parking on weekdays (limited spots) • Portable restroom + water fountain available near entrance 🚫 No pets allowed inside the gates Weekend workaround: - Park ½ mile south along Canada Road near Edgewood, or at the Canada & Highway 92 junction, then walk or bike in . - Street parking is restricted and often enforced—avoid illegal spots to dodge tickets. 🧺 No picnic tables—bring a blanket, pack out your trash. There are portable restrooms and a water fountain near the lot . Note: On Sundays, Canada Road between Hwy 92 and Filoli may be closed for Bicycle Sunday (8 AM – 3 PM), but pedestrian & cyclist access is unaffected #PulgasWaterTemple #BayAreaHiddenGems #sfbayarea #bayarea #bayareatravel #visitcalifornia

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Pulgas Water Temple

Pulgas Water Temple

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Beaux arts monument with a reflecting pool celebrating the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct completed in 1934.