Guidebook for Sacramento
Food Scene
Some of the best street tacos in Sacramento and very, very close to the house.
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Chando's Tacos
863 Arden WaySome of the best street tacos in Sacramento and very, very close to the house.
Excellent food and extensive wine list. It is, actually, good for lunch, dinner and drinks. We've seen tourists in there in casual clothes as well as late dinner cocktail clothes.
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Seasons 52
1689 Arden WayExcellent food and extensive wine list. It is, actually, good for lunch, dinner and drinks. We've seen tourists in there in casual clothes as well as late dinner cocktail clothes.
Nothing unexpected. It is good, mainstream Mexican, but it does have a nice Happy Hour spread.
El Torito
1598 Arden WayNothing unexpected. It is good, mainstream Mexican, but it does have a nice Happy Hour spread.
Close by, nice brunch. Live Music Friday & Saturday 6:30-9:00. Live Jazz Brunch 11-3 Featuring Jazz-Influenced Old-School Band Kumyn with Philip Rayburn
Mama Kim Cooks
533 53rd StreetClose by, nice brunch. Live Music Friday & Saturday 6:30-9:00. Live Jazz Brunch 11-3 Featuring Jazz-Influenced Old-School Band Kumyn with Philip Rayburn
Mikuni | Arden Fair
2339 Arden WayReally good sushi.
Olive Garden Italian Restaurant
1780 Challenge WayGood fresh Italian -- nothing unexpected.
Grange
926 J StLocally-sourced fresh food.
Drinks & Nightlife
Harlow's Restaurant & Nightclub
2708 J StreetLive music, good drinks.
Blue Cue
1004 28th StGood drinks and it has pool tables.
Amador County produces world-class wines in a spectacular environment, including old gold-rush era small towns and art galleries. Meet owners and winemakers as they share wines that flourish in our sun-drenched vineyards. Plan to stay a while and enjoy a picnic under an old oak tree, between craggy stone landscapes, with the majestic Sierra Nevada Mountains as your backdrop. Enjoy a wide selection of entertainment provided by our wineries, including two of the region's annual and much loved events, Behind the Cellar Door and the fall harvest festival, The Big Crush.
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Amador County
Amador County produces world-class wines in a spectacular environment, including old gold-rush era small towns and art galleries. Meet owners and winemakers as they share wines that flourish in our sun-drenched vineyards. Plan to stay a while and enjoy a picnic under an old oak tree, between craggy stone landscapes, with the majestic Sierra Nevada Mountains as your backdrop. Enjoy a wide selection of entertainment provided by our wineries, including two of the region's annual and much loved events, Behind the Cellar Door and the fall harvest festival, The Big Crush.
Entertainment & Activities
It is a really beautiful, restored building and the museum has some cool information.
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캘리포니아주의사당박물관
1315 10th StIt is a really beautiful, restored building and the museum has some cool information.
Regal UA Arden Fair
1739 Arden WayClose by.
The Tower Theatre
2508 Land Park DrArt movies.
Cal-Expo Race Track
1600 Exposition BlvdHorse racing
Every weekend is different. Cal Expo has various types of trade shows all year around. From Guns & Dolls to model train shows, it really has it all.
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Cal Expo
Every weekend is different. Cal Expo has various types of trade shows all year around. From Guns & Dolls to model train shows, it really has it all.
This golf course was designed by Alister McKenzie who also designed Augusta National GC (1933) and Cypress Point Club (1928). A first-class course.
Awards & Recognitions — Won by the Company, Facility, and Facility Staff in 2016 alone.
#1 Women Friendly Public Golf Course in Northern California by Pacific Women’s Golf Association
Member Favorite by American Express
City Beat News Spectrum Award presented for outstanding customer service
AGM “Best of the Best” Award
Retail Sales Hall of Fame Induction from Callaway Golf
MacKenzie’s Sports Bar & Grille Customer Satisfaction Award
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하긴스옥스 골프컴플렉스
3645 Fulton AveThis golf course was designed by Alister McKenzie who also designed Augusta National GC (1933) and Cypress Point Club (1928). A first-class course.
Awards & Recognitions — Won by the Company, Facility, and Facility Staff in 2016 alone.
#1 Women Friendly Public Golf Course in Northern California by Pacific Women’s Golf Association
Member Favorite by American Express
City Beat News Spectrum Award presented for outstanding customer service
AGM “Best of the Best” Award
Retail Sales Hall of Fame Induction from Callaway Golf
MacKenzie’s Sports Bar & Grille Customer Satisfaction Award
Our favorite little theatre in Sacramento! Loads of original and well known plays being brought to life by wonderful professional and community actors.
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B Street Theatre
2700 Capitol AveOur favorite little theatre in Sacramento! Loads of original and well known plays being brought to life by wonderful professional and community actors.
See a baseball game while you're in town! The River Cats put on a good show for a modest price (with FIREWORKS at the end of the game!!)
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Sacramento River Cats
400 Ballpark DrSee a baseball game while you're in town! The River Cats put on a good show for a modest price (with FIREWORKS at the end of the game!!)
Everything Else
The largest railroad museum in the United States. First opened to the public in 1976, the California State Railroad Museum complex is one of Sacramento's largest and most popular visitor destinations. Over 500,000 visit the Museum annually, with guests traveling from throughout the world to experience this world-renowned facility.
The California State Railroad Museum complex consists of six original, reconstructed, and new buildings completed at a cost of $30 million. The primary exhibit building, the Railroad History Museum, totals 100,000 square feet. Completed at a cost of $16.1 million, it opened in May 1981.
With over 225,000 square feet of total exhibit space, the buildings within the California State Railroad Museum complex use stimulating exhibits, enthusiastic and knowledgeable docents, and beautifully restored railroad cars and locomotives to illustrate railroad history in California and the West.
Throughout the main Railroad History Museum building, 21 meticulously restored locomotives and cars and numerous exhibits illustrate how railroads have shaped people's lives, the economy, and the unique culture of California and the West. Included are a Pullman-style sleeping car, a dining car filled with railroad china, and a Railway Post Office that visitors can actually step aboard. Click here to see some of the Museum favorites.
A visit to the California State Railroad Museum is a not-to-be-missed experience that will be enjoyed by persons of all ages and abilities. But there's a lot more to see and do in Old Sacramento and the Capital City, too!
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캘리포니아주립철도박물관
125 I StThe largest railroad museum in the United States. First opened to the public in 1976, the California State Railroad Museum complex is one of Sacramento's largest and most popular visitor destinations. Over 500,000 visit the Museum annually, with guests traveling from throughout the world to experience this world-renowned facility.
The California State Railroad Museum complex consists of six original, reconstructed, and new buildings completed at a cost of $30 million. The primary exhibit building, the Railroad History Museum, totals 100,000 square feet. Completed at a cost of $16.1 million, it opened in May 1981.
With over 225,000 square feet of total exhibit space, the buildings within the California State Railroad Museum complex use stimulating exhibits, enthusiastic and knowledgeable docents, and beautifully restored railroad cars and locomotives to illustrate railroad history in California and the West.
Throughout the main Railroad History Museum building, 21 meticulously restored locomotives and cars and numerous exhibits illustrate how railroads have shaped people's lives, the economy, and the unique culture of California and the West. Included are a Pullman-style sleeping car, a dining car filled with railroad china, and a Railway Post Office that visitors can actually step aboard. Click here to see some of the Museum favorites.
A visit to the California State Railroad Museum is a not-to-be-missed experience that will be enjoyed by persons of all ages and abilities. But there's a lot more to see and do in Old Sacramento and the Capital City, too!
Sightseeing
From river boats to railroads excursions to horsedrawn carriages and riverside bike treks, Old Sacramento is History on the Move. It is a wild, wild West town along the Sacramento River. Lots to do here.
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올드새크라멘토
From river boats to railroads excursions to horsedrawn carriages and riverside bike treks, Old Sacramento is History on the Move. It is a wild, wild West town along the Sacramento River. Lots to do here.
The Sacramento River Train rides the rails between West Sacramento and Woodland. They have a really interesting menu of train experiences such as Mother's Day rides, beer rides, The Great Train Robbery and even a Zombie Train. We highly recommend any of the rides.
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새크라멘토리버트레인
400 Harbor BlvdThe Sacramento River Train rides the rails between West Sacramento and Woodland. They have a really interesting menu of train experiences such as Mother's Day rides, beer rides, The Great Train Robbery and even a Zombie Train. We highly recommend any of the rides.
Parks & Nature
In 1839 a Swiss immigrant named John Sutter received a land grant in the Sacramento Valley from the Mexican government. He used the land to create a flourishing agricultural empire and named it New Helvetia (New Switzerland.) This empire established Sacramento’s earliest settlement and the first non-Indian settlement in California’s Central Valley.
In 1847 Sutter sent aid to the Donner Party, a group of immigrants trapped in a winter storm in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Word spread and Sutter became known for his hospitality and for providing temporary refuge to travelers. This reputation made New Helvetia the destination for early immigrants to California.
Less than a decade after they were established, Sutter’s properties were overrun by gold seekers and the fort is all that remains of New Helvetia. It has been restored to its former state based on an 1847 map published in Darmstadt, Germany and is open daily.
For general Sutter's Fort information please call (916) 445-4422.
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서터요새주립역사공원
2701 L StIn 1839 a Swiss immigrant named John Sutter received a land grant in the Sacramento Valley from the Mexican government. He used the land to create a flourishing agricultural empire and named it New Helvetia (New Switzerland.) This empire established Sacramento’s earliest settlement and the first non-Indian settlement in California’s Central Valley.
In 1847 Sutter sent aid to the Donner Party, a group of immigrants trapped in a winter storm in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Word spread and Sutter became known for his hospitality and for providing temporary refuge to travelers. This reputation made New Helvetia the destination for early immigrants to California.
Less than a decade after they were established, Sutter’s properties were overrun by gold seekers and the fort is all that remains of New Helvetia. It has been restored to its former state based on an 1847 map published in Darmstadt, Germany and is open daily.
For general Sutter's Fort information please call (916) 445-4422.
It is at the junction of the Sacramento and American Rivers and is very close to the house.
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에스테렐아레나
1600 Garden HwyIt is at the junction of the Sacramento and American Rivers and is very close to the house.
Capitol Park is the grounds and gardens in the surrounding the California State Capitol Building. It includes trees from around the world and features memorials to significant events involving California.
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캘리포니아주의사당박물관
1315 10th StCapitol Park is the grounds and gardens in the surrounding the California State Capitol Building. It includes trees from around the world and features memorials to significant events involving California.
Watch the salmon make impossible leaps up the ladders at the fish hatchery. Located in eastern Sacramento County, Nimbus Hatchery raises Chinook salmon and steelhead for release to the American River. The Nimbus Hatchery Visitor Center offers fun and educational activities for children and adults of all ages. Enjoy the on-site nature trail along the American River to view wildlife, as well as the American River Parkway trail directly adjacent to the Nimbus Hatchery.
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Nimbus Fish Hatchery
2001 Nimbus RdWatch the salmon make impossible leaps up the ladders at the fish hatchery. Located in eastern Sacramento County, Nimbus Hatchery raises Chinook salmon and steelhead for release to the American River. The Nimbus Hatchery Visitor Center offers fun and educational activities for children and adults of all ages. Enjoy the on-site nature trail along the American River to view wildlife, as well as the American River Parkway trail directly adjacent to the Nimbus Hatchery.
The Sacramento Zoo is a great place to take your kids for an afternoon exploring a large variety of wildlife.
In 1927, “the little Zoo in the park,” was born. The William Land Park Zoo opened its gates on June 2nd, 1927 as the City of Sacramento brought together an assortment of animals from various local parks. At that time, the 4.2-acre Zoo was home to a collection of 40 animals that included monkeys, raccoons, birds, deer and various other small animals.
The Small Wonders of Africa exhibit opened in 2014 to great applause. The dynamic multi-species exhibit increased the footprint of the older small mammal house and included an Aardvark, Red-billed Hornbills, Wolf’s Guenon, Crested Guineafowl, Fennec Foxes and a colony of Straw-colored Fruit Bats. The Zoo also celebrated the birth of a trio of African Lion cubs.
The role of zoos has changed dramatically over the past several decades. The focus has shifted from showcasing as many animals as possible, to creating a recreational experience that also focuses on the importance of providing an educational premise for which zoos exist. Zoos of today have three very distinct purposes – education, conservation, and recreation. The Sacramento Zoo inspires appreciation, respect and a connection with wildlife and nature through education, recreation and conservation.
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새크라멘토동물원
3930 W Land Park DrThe Sacramento Zoo is a great place to take your kids for an afternoon exploring a large variety of wildlife.
In 1927, “the little Zoo in the park,” was born. The William Land Park Zoo opened its gates on June 2nd, 1927 as the City of Sacramento brought together an assortment of animals from various local parks. At that time, the 4.2-acre Zoo was home to a collection of 40 animals that included monkeys, raccoons, birds, deer and various other small animals.
The Small Wonders of Africa exhibit opened in 2014 to great applause. The dynamic multi-species exhibit increased the footprint of the older small mammal house and included an Aardvark, Red-billed Hornbills, Wolf’s Guenon, Crested Guineafowl, Fennec Foxes and a colony of Straw-colored Fruit Bats. The Zoo also celebrated the birth of a trio of African Lion cubs.
The role of zoos has changed dramatically over the past several decades. The focus has shifted from showcasing as many animals as possible, to creating a recreational experience that also focuses on the importance of providing an educational premise for which zoos exist. Zoos of today have three very distinct purposes – education, conservation, and recreation. The Sacramento Zoo inspires appreciation, respect and a connection with wildlife and nature through education, recreation and conservation.
Arts & Culture
The Crocker Art Museum, formerly the E. B. Crocker Art Gallery is the longest continuously-operating art museum in the West. Located in Sacramento, California, the Museum hosts one of the state’s premier collections of Californian art.
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크로커미술관
216 O StThe Crocker Art Museum, formerly the E. B. Crocker Art Gallery is the longest continuously-operating art museum in the West. Located in Sacramento, California, the Museum hosts one of the state’s premier collections of Californian art.