It is hard to describe a cemetery as a park and place of serenity, beauty, and of historical proportion, yet here we have it in our own backyard

Might be the cleanest place in the city like to look at the dear but avoid at night time they have many of shooting on at the club blush on the Delaware side

Very historic place for a Sunday stroll. Take the guided tour as you will be amazed at what you will learn.

This is a beautiful cemetery with a lot of history. You could catch one of their tours and "meet" some famous people as the tour goes through the cemetery.

School children tour the cemetery during the spring. It is a nice way to spend an afternoon. Much to see, expect to go back

Spend hours here, in any weather, and wonder at the beauty of the landscape architecture as well as the fascinating gravestones. This feels more European than American in the scale and romantic feel--the Olmstead garden touch. Have a picnic, or come on a drizzly day for a moody walk. It is so big you can be largely alone to wander... More

History, serenity, geography... Forest Lawn has it all, about as unusual a tourist destination as God ever put on earth (actually, with the help of design by urban planner F. L. Olmsted (sp?).... Sites are well-marked and the Millard Fillmore remembrance Jan. 7 is a holy day of obligation for many... chapel, site of several dramatic and musical presentations, is... More

Despite the fact that this is a cemetery, Forest Lawn offers much more than a gloomy place. There are many important and well known people buried in this cemetery and there are tours offered that are both imaginative and creative that take you to these burial sites. Actors dress up as characters and meet your trolley (or walking tour) and... More

We go quite often take peaceful rides through the cemetery. We always take guests and neighbors for visits. It is a treat to point out the many famous people buried in this excellent resting place.The commercial tours through are quite a special treat