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Alameda Park
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Starting on the corner of Alice Keck Park Memorial Garden and Alameda Park, you’ll learn about Santa Barbara’s early roots.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
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Pass by Trinity Episcopal Church and hear more about Santa Barbara's rich history.
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Pass by Our Lady of Sorrows Roman Catholic Church and hear more about Santa Barbara's rich history.
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Arlington Theatre
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Santa Barbara Museum of Art
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Take in some of Downtown’s most iconic landmarks including Hotel Californian, Lobero Theatre, Hotel Santa Barbara, and the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
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Hill-Carrillo Adobe
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I’ll tell you about the Chumash natives who lived here more than 9,000 years ago, and the city’s dramatic transformation when Spanish explorers Juan Cabrillo and Sebastian Vizcaino arrived here in the 1500s.
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Lobero Theatre
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Take in some of Downtown’s most iconic landmarks including Hotel Californian, Lobero Theatre, Hotel Santa Barbara, and the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
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El Presidio de Santa Barbara State Historic Park
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Appreciate one of the city’s most important historical sites, the El Presidio de Santa Bárbara State Historic Park.
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Santa Barbara Historical Museum
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Gaze at one of the city’s oldest structures, the Covarrubias Adobe, situated next to the Santa Barbara Historical Museum.
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Gaze at one of the city’s oldest structures, the Covarrubias Adobe, situated next to the Santa Barbara Historical Museum.
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Take in some of Downtown’s most iconic landmarks including Hotel Californian, Lobero Theatre, Hotel Santa Barbara, and the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
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Moreton Bay Fig Tree
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Listen to the story of the 150-year-old Moreton Bay Fig Tree.
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Funk Zone
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Hear how the Funk Zone got so funky and discover the city’s alluring Urban Wine Trail, covering over 20 wineries.
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Take in some of Downtown’s most iconic landmarks including Hotel Californian, Lobero Theatre, Hotel Santa Barbara, and the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
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I’ll tell you about the Chumash natives who lived here more than 9,000 years ago, and the city’s dramatic transformation when Spanish explorers Juan Cabrillo and Sebastian Vizcaino arrived here in the 1500s.
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Soak up the fresh wild air along West Beach.
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Stearns Wharf
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As you wind your way across State Street to Stearns Wharf where our tour ends, I’ll tell you about the disastrous 1925 earthquake that destroyed the area, and how influential activists with a vision put policies in place to preserve the remarkable beauty of the historical downtown district.