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University of Redlands
Best time to visit
Visit in spring or fall mornings for mild temperatures and leafy quads; late afternoon golden hour is ideal for photos.
Budget tips
Campus grounds are free to explore; check the admissions office for guided tour availability and hours. Nearby street parking is usually available, but allow extra time during big events.
Recommended for
Prospective students and families, Architecture and history fans, Photography enthusiasts
Plan your visit
30-60 minutes
About
Faits rapides: Mediterranean and Mission Revival arches frame a compact, walkable campus, where brick pathways wind under shady oaks and citrus trees. Small class sizes create a seminar-style vibe, with many courses hosting fewer than 25 students and professors often chatting with students between lectures.
Points forts: A beloved on-campus summer concert series runs in a bowl-shaped amphitheater, filling warm nights with orchestral swells and the smell of citrus under rows of hanging string lights. Students have a quirky pre-dawn ritual of climbing the bell tower to watch sunrise, sharing steaming coffee and counting down in silence as sunlight floods the red-tiled roofs.
Insider tips
- Wear comfortable shoes for uphill paths and uneven sidewalks.
- Head to the quad at golden hour for the best photos with mountain backdrops.
- Visit on a weekday morning to see student life and quieter courtyards for photos.
- Check the university events calendar before arriving to avoid closures or large crowds during graduations and special performances.
Cliquez pour réserver une visite guidée GRATUITE à pied à Redlands, United States
La meilleure façon de découvrir une ville avec un guide local.
Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
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