A points of interest explore santa barbara’s Self-Guided ......Gardens and beautiful landscaping...
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Alice Keck Memorial Park Santa Barbara Courthouse The Dolphin Fountain Santa Barbara Mission WITH TURN-BY-TURN DIRECTIONS & POINTS OF INTEREST BIKE TOUR Self-Guided G A POINTS OF INTEREST (see map for location) Explore Santa Barbara’s Gardens, Parks, The Mission & More! E H L Explore Santa Barbara’s Beautiful Parks, Beaches, Gardens, the Mission & Much More! A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J. K. L. M. www.wfrsb.com 24 E Mason St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101 • (805) 966-2282 Mony’s Mexican Food Traditional Mexican with big selection of salsa flavors. 217 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 895-2978 McConnell’s Fine Ice Cream A variety of classic and creative flavors. 120 State St, ste B, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 324-4061 Rusty’s Pizza Traditional and specialty pizza, hot wings, sandwiches. 111 State St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 564-1111 Finney’s Crafthouse & Kitchen Casual, comfort food, small plates. 35 State St, ste A, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 845-3100 Santa Barbara FisHouse Seafood, ocean views, outdoor patio & fire pit. 101 E Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 966-2112 LOCAL DINING (see map for location) 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. De La Guerra Plaza The plaza is popular for its high-visibility location and is used for public events year round, including musical performances and festivities. El Presidio State Park Founded April 21, 1782, the Santa Barbara Royal Presidio was the last in a chain of four military fortresses built by the Spanish along the coast, which was a frontier at the time. Lobero Theater California’s oldest, continuously operating theater. It was originally built in 1873 as an opera house, and rebuilt by architect George Washington Smith for the Community Arts Music Association in the 1920s. At the time, civic groups were unifying the town’s architecture around the Spanish Colonial style. The theater hosts arts and cultural events. Santa Barbara Museum of Art The museum opened to the public June 5th, 1941, in a building that was once the Post Office. The museum contains 27,000 works of art. Alice Keck Park Memorial Gardens This lush, green park is one of the city’s most beautiful spots. Gardens and beautiful landscaping surround a pond with koi and turtles. One of the highlights is a walkway through species that thrive with minimal water. Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History The oldest museum in Santa Barbara, founded in 1916 by William Leon Dawson. The first buildings constructed at the current site were built in 1922. Santa Barbara Mission The tenth of the 21 California Missions founded by the Spanish Franciscans. It was estab-lished on the Feast of St. Barbara, December 4, 1786. The Mission is still very much alive as the chief historic landmark in Santa Barbara. The Mission’s commanding position and grand proportions reinforce her title, “Queen of the Missions.” Santa Barbara Courthouse Designed by William Mooser III, the Spanish-Moorish style Historic Landmark was completed in 1929. Visitors can ride an elevator to the 85-foot “El Mirador” clock tower for unforgettable views of the city. Other attractions include the Mural Room, sunken geardens, and ornate tile work throughout the building. Paseo Nuevo Discover a picturesque world of Spanish-style courtyards, winding paseos, fountains and lush tropical flowers. Paseo Nuevo includes Nordstrom, Macy’s, and more than 50 specialty shops. A unique selection of fine restaurants, art galleries and theaters await you. Santa Barbara Train Station The train station is served daily by the Coast Starlight and the Pacific Surfliner, to and from Los Angeles, Oregon, Washington, San Diego and San Luis Obispo. Built in 1902 by the Southern Pacific Railroad, the station underwent a reconstruction project in 2000. Moreton Bay Fig Tree This tree is believed to be the largest Ficus macrophylla in the country. The Moreton Bay fig tree was shipped from eastern Australia, and originally planted between State and Montecito Streets, and transplanted by Hannah Crabb, when it was “as tall as a walking stick”. The Dolphin Fountain At the base of State Street this fountain, entitled Dolphin Family, marks the entrance to Stearns Wharf. Stearns Wharf California’s oldest working wharf, Stearns Wharf is central to Santa Barbara’s character and history. It was built in 1872 to serve cargo and passenger ships. In the 1930s, gamblers boarded floating casinos at the pier, and during World War II it was turned into a naval installation. Today, with a myriad of shopping, dining and dramatic views, the wharf is visited by 5 million people a year, making it one of Santa Barbara’s largest tourist attractions.
Transcript of A points of interest explore santa barbara’s Self-Guided ......Gardens and beautiful landscaping...
Alice Keck Memorial Park
Santa Barbara Courthouse The Dolphin Fountain
Santa Barbara Mission
with turn-by-turn directions & points of interest
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www.wfrsb.com24 E Mason St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101 • (805) 966-2282
Mony’s Mexican Food Traditional Mexican with big selection of salsa flavors.217 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 895-2978
McConnell’s Fine Ice Cream A variety of classic and creative flavors.120 State St, ste B, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 324-4061
Rusty’s Pizza Traditional and specialty pizza, hot wings, sandwiches. 111 State St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 564-1111
Finney’s Crafthouse & Kitchen Casual, comfort food, small plates.35 State St, ste A, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 845-3100
Santa Barbara FisHouse Seafood, ocean views, outdoor patio & fire pit.101 E Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 966-2112
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De La Guerra Plaza The plaza is popular for its high-visibility location and is used for public events year round, including musical performances and festivities.
El Presidio State Park Founded April 21, 1782, the Santa Barbara Royal Presidio was the last in a chain of four military fortresses built by the Spanish along the coast, which was a frontier at the time.
Lobero Theater California’s oldest, continuously operating theater. It was originally built in 1873 as an opera house, and rebuilt by architect George Washington Smith for the Community Arts Music Association in the 1920s. At the time, civic groups were unifying the town’s architecture around the Spanish Colonial style. The theater hosts arts and cultural events.
Santa Barbara Museum of Art The museum opened to the public June 5th, 1941, in a building that was once the Post Office. The museum contains 27,000 works of art.
Alice Keck Park Memorial Gardens This lush, green park is one of the city’s most beautiful spots. Gardens and beautiful landscaping surround a pond with koi and turtles. One of the highlights is a walkway through species that thrive with minimal water.
Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History The oldest museum in Santa Barbara, founded in 1916 by William Leon Dawson. The first buildings constructed at the current site were built in 1922.
Santa Barbara Mission The tenth of the 21 California Missions founded by the Spanish Franciscans. It was estab-lished on the Feast of St. Barbara, December 4, 1786. The Mission is still very much alive as the chief historic landmark in Santa Barbara. The Mission’s commanding position and grand proportions reinforce her title, “Queen of the Missions.”
Santa Barbara Courthouse Designed by William Mooser III, the Spanish-Moorish style Historic Landmark was completed in 1929. Visitors can ride an elevator to the 85-foot “El Mirador” clock tower for unforgettable views of the city. Other attractions include the Mural Room, sunken geardens, and ornate tile work throughout the building.
Paseo Nuevo Discover a picturesque world of Spanish-style courtyards, winding paseos, fountains and lush tropical flowers. Paseo Nuevo includes Nordstrom, Macy’s, and more than 50 specialty shops. A unique selection of fine restaurants, art galleries and theaters await you.
Santa Barbara Train Station The train station is served daily by the Coast Starlight and the Pacific Surfliner, to and from Los Angeles, Oregon, Washington, San Diego and San Luis Obispo. Built in 1902 by the Southern Pacific Railroad, the station underwent a reconstruction project in 2000.
Moreton Bay Fig Tree This tree is believed to be the largest Ficus macrophylla in the country. The Moreton Bay fig tree was shipped from eastern Australia, and originally planted between State and Montecito Streets, and transplanted by Hannah Crabb, when it was “as tall as a walking stick”.
The Dolphin Fountain At the base of State Street this fountain, entitled Dolphin Family, marks the entrance to Stearns Wharf.
Stearns Wharf California’s oldest working wharf, Stearns Wharf is central to Santa Barbara’s character and history. It was built in 1872 to serve cargo and passenger ships. In the 1930s, gamblers boarded floating casinos at the pier, and during World War II it was turned into a naval installation. Today, with a myriad of shopping, dining and dramatic views, the wharf is visited by 5 million people a year, making it one of Santa Barbara’s largest tourist attractions.
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Turn-by-Turn Directions Turn-by-Turn Directions C ontinuedExit Wheel Fun Rentals to the left onto E. Mason Street.
Turn right onto State Street.
Turn right on De La Guerra Street.
Turn left on Santa Barbara Street.
Left Canon Perdido
Turn right on State St.
Turn right on Sola St.
Turn left on Santa Barbara St.
Turn right on Micheltorena St.
Turn left on Garden St.
Turn left on Arrellaga St.
Turn right on State St.
Turn right on E Los Olivos St., stay on Los Olivos as it turns slightly left, crossing Laguna.
After Los Olivos becomes Mission Canyon Rd., turn left on Las Encinas Rd.
Turn left at the first opportunity on Puesta Del Sol.
Turn left again at the first opportunity, continuing on Puesta Del Sol.
Turn right on E Los Olivos St.
Turn left on Laguna St.
Turn right on Anapamu St.
Turn left on Anacapa St.
Turn right on Figueroa St.
Turn left on State St.
Turn right on Yanonali St. At the roundabout, turn around riding back towards State St.
Turn right on State St. Continue to the end of State St. and the entrance to Stearn’s Wharf.
From Stearns Wharf, return straight along State St.
Turn right onto Mason St.
Return to Wheel Fun Rentals on the corner of Mason and Helena St .
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