Sacramento, CA

Explore the living history museum at the site of John Sutter's 1839 agricultural colony, a key site in California's early settlement and the Gold Rush. Costumed interpreters bring the 1840s to life.

Rent a kayak or join a guided tour to see the city skyline from the water. It's a peaceful way to appreciate Sacramento's role as a river city and spot local wildlife.

This revitalized warehouse district is now a hotspot for foodies and drinkers. Hop between craft breweries like Track 7, distilleries, and innovative restaurants in converted industrial spaces.

Wander through California's oldest public art museum, housing an impressive collection of European masters, Californian art, and contemporary pieces in a beautiful historic mansion and modern wing.

More than just produce, this Saturday morning staple on 20th Street features local food vendors, artisan goods, live music, and the best people-watching in the city. It's the heart of the community.

Take a scenic excursion from West Sacramento along the river. Choose from themed rides like the Beer Train, Sunset Dinner Train, or family-friendly holiday trips for a unique perspective.

The cultural core of the city, defined by a walkable grid of tree-lined streets. It's packed with restaurants, coffee shops, art galleries, vibrant murals, and historic bungalows. Second Saturdays are a monthly street festival.

Affectionately called 'East Sac,' this neighborhood is known for its charming, well-kept homes, the bustling J Street commercial corridor, and the beautiful McKinley Park with its rose garden and public pool.

Stroll through these iconic streets (numbered in the 40s) east of Midtown to marvel at stunning, architecturally diverse mansions and impeccable gardens. It's a premier spot for holiday light viewing.

One of the city's oldest neighborhoods, now a hub of creative energy and revitalization. It's home to the iconic Oak Park Brewing Co., art studios, community gardens, and a strong sense of local pride.

A family-friendly neighborhood centered around the massive William Land Park, which houses the Sacramento Zoo, Fairytale Town, and a golf course. It features beautiful, varied homes and a quiet, established feel.