Blog: Things-to-do-in-Sacramento

Sacramento, California, the state capitol, also known as “The City of Trees,” attracts tourists from all over the world. Enjoy gourmet cuisine, unique architecture, and rich history around every corner and breathtaking nature view only a short drive away. During your stay, be sure to visit Folsom Lake State Recreation Area. Folsom Lake Folsom Lake State Recreation Area is located in the Sierra-Nevada foothills approximately 25 miles east of Sacramento and can be reached by both maj...

Haggin Oaks Golf Complex is an awarded winning golf facility in Sacramento California. It has two championship golf courses and a teaching facility that boasts of fifteen golf professionals with over ten junior and senior, private and group programs. There is a lighted driving range covering more than a hundred stalls across five greens with two bunkers. The facility is typically open twenty-four hours a day during summer. There are two courses with contrasting levels of difficulty. Beginners ca...

Raging Waters Sacramento, formerly known as WaterWorld USA and later as Six Flags Waterworld, is located at the grounds of Cal Expo at 1600 Exposition Blvd. It is the largest water park in the Sacramento area. For almost forty years now, Raging Waters has been the de facto destination for a day of fun and frolic for people in the city and tourists who want to escape the summer sun and cool off. The water park has more than two dozen attractions, all of which are suitable for kids as well as adul...

Sacramento is a capital city that is rich in entertainment, culture, and sports. There are so many fun activates to keep you engaged while visiting Sacramento, California. If you want to spend some quality time with your family and friends, consider catching a minor league baseball game at Raley’s Field where the Sacramento Rivercats. Catch a Sacramento River Cats Baseball Game If you find yourself somewhere around West Sacramento, California, one of the best things to do is purchase a tic...

Sacramento is the capital of California and one of the most interesting places in the state to visit. Sacramento is the sixth largest city in California and was named after the Sacramento River which rests along the city’s western border. The city is known for its diversity, great California weather, and seemingly endless attractions. About the Sacramento Zoo Over 500 rare, native, and endangered animals call The Sacramento Zoo home. Here visitors have an opportunity to learn about more ...

About Midtown Midtown Sacramento is a historic district, located east of downtown Sacramento, commonly referred to as Midtown. Midtown Sacramento is known for being the most modern, and up to date district in California’s capital. Sacramento’s art galleries and local live music are some of the reasons why the district is rapidly gaining popularity. Every second Saturday of the month, Midtown businesses, and art shops open their doors from 6 - 9 pm for a massive arthop, and in the su...

Sutter’s Fort Sacramento is considered to be one of the most renowned of all Sacramento attractions. This historical landmark features many artifacts that preserve the history behind pioneer and Californian settlement. In many ways, Sutter’s Fort provides the public with a greater understanding of the development of the state of California, and the influence of John Sutter, the man responsible for the construction of Sutter’s Fort. About Sutter’s Fort in Sacramento In 1...