3 Best Places To See in Anaheim, CA

“Angel Stadium provides a unique location and accommodation destination for any event. The stadium is a significant League Baseball venue with 45,957 seats and is a perfect place to catch a game. Locals can enjoy excellent sightlines, fun sports, well-stocked shops, and many concessions. You can take a guided stadium tour and have a firsthand look at the dugouts and press rooms while finding fascinating information about the franchise's past. Angel Stadium offers spectacular views, outstanding cuisine, excellent service, and excellent event space. Angel Stadium has hosted high school and college football games, as well as National Football League preseason games. The stadium also has the studios and offices of the Angels' flagship radio station, KLAA (830 AM). There is one big parking lot that serves as the stadium's official lot.”

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“Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center serves the community to explore and celebrate their diverse heritage, culture, and arts. The MUZEO complex of 25,000 square feet comprises the original Carnegie Library of Anaheim (built-in 1908) and a state-of-the-art gallery space seamlessly incorporated into an urban environment. The museum presents world-class traveling exhibitions and creative programming for both children and adults. Group tours are available to parties of fifteen or more. This contemporary museum hosts three creative art exhibits each year and caters to all ages. Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center houses the offices of the Anaheim Historical Society that honor the past while showcasing changing, innovative exhibits in art, history, contemporary culture, and science. The museum also hosts concerts, workshops, walking tours, poetry readings, family events, and more. Muzeo Museum affords free admission for members and children ages three and under.”

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“The Richard Nixon Library & Museum is the presidential library and burial site of Richard Milhous Nixon and his wife Pat Nixon, who was the 37th president of the United States. Now, the museum is operated by the National Archives and Records Administration. The museum features 70 new significant exhibits and 30 unique multimedia experiences. Each visitor can explore 11 original films and 600 photographs. Since 1974, these materials have been maintained. You can see Nixon's childhood home, and a helicopter and learn about the turmoil he faced during his presidency. The museum also presented a detailed timeline of Nixon's demise and how he went from running an epic first term to the Watergate scandal to his road to recovery and subsequent legacy. The museum has beautiful grounds for first looks and bridal pictures.”

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