3 Best Landmarks in Sacramento, CA

“Old Sacramento Waterfront District is a 28-acre area that has a visitor center, museums, and a variety of history tours. The site is situated in a beautiful historic district with 125 shopping, dining, festivals, and attractions. The unique 28-acre national historical site district and state landmark park are located along the beautiful Sacramento River. The place occupies around one-third of the Old Sacramento Historic District property. Tourists can enjoy the day and appreciate the past while enjoying great food and a range of retail stores. Old Sacramento Waterfront District is an array of exclusive, locally-owned shops showcasing truly unique gifts and one-of-a-kind collectibles.”

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“The California State Capitol Museum has the chambers of the California State Legislature, composed of the Assembly and the Senate, along with the office of the governor of California. This limestone building, dating from the 19th century, is modeled after the headquarters of the California Legislature, and the Capitol has a public museum and a surrounding park. The building offers you a rare opportunity to visit California's Capitol from anywhere in the world, viewing the blended architectural styles of the Capitol. The museum provides free tours to nine or fewer individuals and groups. Visiting the Capitol in California is a fun experience enhanced by a guided tour of the iconic State Capitol. Tourists are also welcome to take their self-guided tours and see numerous inspiring rotating exhibits and historic rooms.”

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“Tower Bridge was completed in 1935 and is a vertical lift bridge built across the Sacramento River, recognized as a famous landmark. The bridge was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1980, after being designated a historic landmark in 1951. The bridge has also been known as the M Street Bridge. The bridge links West Sacramento in Yolo County to the east. The California Department of Transportation maintains the Tower Bridge. The bridge reflects a rare use of Streamlined Moderne architectural style in a lift bridge, making it an excellent social and architectural expression. The bridge provides access to the Tower Bridge Gateway by car, bus, bike, and on foot.”

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