Ever wondered what it is like to live in Sacramento, CA? While you may spend most of your time in class or studying, there is tons around to explore in this area we call home!
Whether you’re from the area or a Sacramento newcomer, you’ll find something to love within steps of The Crossings. Explore our town’s best and brightest local attractions, starting with these six things to do, see, and eat.
Representing over 50 local, family farms, the Apple Hill Growers are dedicated to supporting agriculture in their community. Founded in 1964 with just 16 apple ranches, they've now grown to include unique fruit & vegetable farms, bakeshops, wineries, a Bed & Breakfast Inn, flower gardens, and Christmas tree farms. The winding roads and scenic beauty have been a popular destination for over 50 years.Go enjoy the fruits of Apple Hill Growers any time of year!
Located adjacent to Golden 1 Center, home of the NBA Sacramento Kings basketball team and host to concerts from world renowned entertainers. DOCO is an entertainment and lifestyle district in Sacramento’s dynamic Downtown. It's steps away from the State Capitol and Old Town Waterfront. DOCO is the heart of the city and the hub of community activity featuring 200 events year-round. Enjoy shopping, dining and entertainment.
Sacramento was officially the state capital in 1854 but previous state capitals included Monterey, San Jose, Vallejo and Benicia. At the California State Capitol (Capitol – the Building, not Capital – the City), you’ll be able to learn history about how banking was done during the Victorian era and of course see the administration that it carries out today!
Relax with friends and family in the beer garden, on beach chairs with lawn games in the large open meadow, around a fire pit, or underneath the wing of this architectural landmark.
Old Sacramento is the riverfront historic district, with Gold Rush-era buildings, cobblestone streets, and horse-drawn carriages. It’s home to numerous museums, including the Sacramento History Museum and the state Railroad Museum, which offers excursion train rides. Souvenir shops, antiques, and there are several upscale restaurants and a few bars popular with the college crowd.
Sacramento’s Farmers’ Market offers chefs and shoppers locally-sourced fruits, vegetables, baked goods, flowers, herbs, and cheeses. This market offers chefs and shoppers a chance to come face-to-face with their food source, offering the freshest California-grown seasonal favorites from asparagus in the spring to apples in the fall.
