Old Sacramento Waterfront
Old Sacramento Waterfront, the 28-acre Historic Landmark District to California's state capital, is a bustling neighborhood along the beautiful Sacramento River filled with shopping, dining, entertainment, and exploring options for everyone.
Whether you’re looking for a night out, shopping for the perfect gift, visiting a museum, exploring the underground city, or attending one of the many monthly events hosted at the waterfront, there is always a wide variety of things to do for you to choose from.
Move beyond the ordinary and discover your next adventure at the Old Sacramento Waterfront. Come find it!
*Photo courtesy of Downtown Sac
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