Alameda, CA

Marvel at the stunning Art Deco restoration of this 1932 movie palace. Catch a first-run film in the grand auditorium or simply admire the lobby's intricate details and vintage charm.

Paddle the calm waters between Alameda and Oakland for a unique perspective of both cities. Rent a kayak at the Boat House and glide past marinas, houseboats, and waterfront parks.

Embark on a culinary stroll featuring everything from old-school ice cream parlors and classic diners to modern Vietnamese, upscale Californian, and authentic Ethiopian restaurants.

Delve into the island's rich history, from its early Ohlone inhabitants and Victorian resort era to its pivotal role in WWII aviation and naval history at the former base.

A community-focused food hall featuring a fantastic butcher, cheese shop, bakery, and produce market. Grab a coffee, a fresh sandwich, or ingredients for a perfect picnic at the beach.

Tee off at this well-regarded public golf facility, featuring two 18-hole courses. The South Course's recent redesign offers challenging links-style play with amazing Bay views.

The vibrant downtown core, centered around Park Street. This is where you'll find most of the city's shopping, dining, and entertainment, all housed in charming early 20th-century buildings.

A stunning collection of some of Alameda's largest and most ornate Victorian and Queen Anne homes, many with direct waterfront access and incredible views of the San Francisco skyline.

A master-planned community connected by bridges, known for its modern homes, excellent parks, the scenic loop trail, and proximity to the Oakland Airport and Harbor Bay Ferry.

The former Naval Air Station is now a hub of innovation and recreation. Explore the Antiques Faire, breweries, wineries, artist studios, and the USS Hornet, all with wide-open bay views.

A primarily residential area featuring blocks of beautiful, well-kept Craftsman bungalows and California cottages. It's a quiet, family-friendly area with easy access to Crown Memorial State Beach.