Sacramento Map, California

Sacramento History

 In 1854, the legislature of California moved to Sacramento.  Prior to 1846, Monterey was the capital of California, and in 1849, there was a vote for the capitol of the state to reside in San Jose.  When California was made a state, after 1850, the capitol was located also in Benicia and Vallejo prior to its move to Sacramento.  The Constitutional Convention of 1879 permanently named the capital of the state... read more

Sacramento Travel Guide

Sacramento is also a wonderful destination for families as it’s abundant in children’s attractions. There is The Discovery Museum that has is a replica of Sacramento as it was in 1854, then there’s The State Indian Museum that has a great deal to teach children about Sacramento's earliest residents. Your children will not get bored of the old Gold Rush exhibits and the stories they have to tell. read more

Sacramento Sightseeing

 If you are artistically inclined, you can go to some art galleries. The Bithchin’ Space is a hangout for local artists. It is owned by a local artist Gale Hart. It changes exhibits every week. There is the Witherall’s Sacramento that shows only furniture that is investment grade, plus Western Americana and Engraved Firearm. read more

Sacramento Nightlife

Biba is the place to go for Italian seafood while Slocum house takes you through American, International and French culinary delights. The Firehouse serves Californian cuisine at its finest. The Kitchen gives you American food like you have never tasted before. read more