Welcome to the Capital City!As California capital, Sacramento is home to a host of tourist attractions, many of which are budget- and family-friendly. While visiting the film festival, you can take advantage of the area's many museums, shopping venues, and gold-rush era sites that speak to the history of Sacramento. Also be sure to visit the State Capital Building, located at the heart of the city. >>Check out the Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau
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Places To StayTHE GREENS HOTEL offering a unique getaway within the heart of Sacramento's trendy Uptown district. Conveniently located just doors from The Artisan and just a two minute cab ride to Downtown Sacramento, The Greens has been used as a set in movies and music videos for its one of a kind visage. The Greens Hotel is close to attractions like The Stoney Inn / Rockin Rodeo, Enotria Café & Wine Bar, Big Idea Theatre, and historic Lil Joe's diner which itself has been used as a backdrop in many movies. Mention the Sacramento International Film Festival and get an amazing $50 room rate! Note: you must call in advance to secure this rate; call Rick at (916) 821-8886. Hurry though; space is limited. THE DELTA KING experiences in the area. A converted riverboat, the Delta King stays permanently docked at the edge of Old Sacramento, the city's historic district. The Delta King is located within a mile of the the Crocker Art Museum, the Railroad Museum, and the Downtown Westfield Mall. Reserve your room as soon as possible in advance as space goes quickly.
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Area AttractionsOLD SACRAMENTO Old Sacramento, is hold to more than 125 boutique shops selling souvenirs, art, gifts, jewelry and home decor on the boardwalk set amongst Gold Rush-era buildings, dozens of restaurants, clubs, museums and the Sacramento River. Be sure to check out Evangeline's novelty shop and Stage Nine, seller of movie memorabilia.
providing refuge and hospitality to weary travelers. Overrun by miners during the Gold Rush, Sutter's Fort has now been restored and is open for tours seven days a week. |
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CROCKER ART MUSEUMDoubling as a historic monument and a museum, the Crocker mansion has undergone several additions since its original purchase in 1868. Setting modern architecture next to 19th century design, the Crocker unveiled its newest wing in 2010 and is home to the works of California artists as well as permanent collections from around the world. CALIFORNIA AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM made between 1904 and 2007, including a Nascar racer, a Ford Model T Snowmobile, and a 1987 Lamborghini Countach. In 2009, the museum also opened its "Going Green" exhibit, which showcases clean fuel alternatives. |
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Things To Do In UptownTHE STONEY INN and funk. The bartenders are top of the line and the burgers are huge. Have a drink, catch a show, or just enjoy the company of friends in the welcoming atmosphere of Uptown. an extraordinary wine list for over fourteen years. Executive Chef Anthony Brenes draws his style from a solid background in California cuisine with hints of Latin America and the Mediterranean. Join us in the afternoon or evening for entrees and the best wine flights in Sacramento. official home of All Authors, WriteWay2freedom, Forty Plus Modeling Troupe, and the Forty Plus Club. Come by for a relaxing visit and lose yourself in the culture of soul. |
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Night Life
Modeled after a 1920s speakeasy, Shady Lady is a modern twist on an old-time saloon. Grab a crafted old-style cocktail while enjoying gourmet renditions of classic comfort food. LAUGHS UNLIMITED Unlimited, a comedy club just off the waterfront in Old Sacramento. As is standard with most comedy clubs, there's a two drink minimum, but you'll be sure to get your money's worth. |
