š Monumental folk architecture site in Glendora, California.
š Built by Michael Rubel and volunteers from repurposed materials (1968-1986).
šļø Owned by Glendora Historical Society, listed in National Register of Historic Places (2013).
š° Explore a unique castle made from concrete, stone, bottles, and scrap metal.
āØ See a courtyard, drawbridge, clock tower, bottle house, and Santa Fe Railroad caboose.
š Learn about its eccentric builder Michael Rubel and rich history.
š Visit a site that hosted famous visitors like Alfred Hitchcock and Bob Hope.
ā ļø Not ADA accessible; no wheelchairs or walkers due to stairs, tunnels, and uneven surfaces.
š« No sidewalks, handrails, or rest benches; walking surfaces are gravel and bare ground.
š¶ Children under 8 years are not permitted on tours.
š¶ Requires at least 90 minutes of walking and standing ability.
š Sturdy footwear is required (no heels, flip-flops, or sandals).
šļø Plan ahead and book tours online or by phone.
š Bring a signed Waiver of Liability form if not covered by group liability.
š° Adults $20, Children (8-18) $10. Atlas Obscura tour $35.
š Tours by appointment only. Specific days and times available.
Two restrooms, require agility due to steps, no handrails.
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