Area Attractions

Sacramento is home to more than 650 murals, and since 2016, the Wide Open Walls mural festival has added to the number each year as local and international artists converge in the city to create these large-scale paintings throughout the region—giving locals and visitors a spectacular sight, ideal for a self-guided walking tour.

California impressionists, ancient art from across the world and one of the largest collections of European drawings in the world can all be seen in a museum that is partly housed in the beautifully maintained Victorian Crocker mansion

Just six blocks from the hotel, enjoy the city's best music, sports & entertainment in this state-of-the-art facility located in the hip Downtown Commons.

The newly-renovated home to Broadway Sacramento, in addition to hosting the country's top performers. Situated right next door to the hotel, enjoy a pre show dinner in Dawson's Steakhouse or a nightcap in Amourath Lounge.

Experience Sacramento by pedaling through the tree lined streets on Midtown on the Sac Brew Bike —a 15-passenger, pedal-powered "bar bike" that stops and visits some of city's best watering holes. Or go from pedaling on land to pedaling on water when you hop on the Sac Brew Boat —a 16-passenger vessel that provides 1.5-hour pedal-powered party boat tours on the Sacramento River.

Home to over 40 regional farmers markets, check out the best seasonal produce, meats, fish, breads, cheeses and countless other locally grown products.

Skip the crowds in Napa and head east to the 40+ wineries nestled in the foothills of Amador County. Pack a picnic lunch, and enjoy breathtaking views and quality wine that offer distinctive regional character.

Grab your brewery passport to explore the world-class craft beer manufacturing in the region. Sacramento truly is the heartland of West Coast Beer, so check out some of our 80+ breweries!

A classic attraction for families that love animals, the Sacramento Zoo is located in picturesque William Land Park, just two miles from the hotel. Highlights include feeding the giraffes, hearing the roar of the lions and watching the primates cause mischief!

For 60 years, Fairytale Town has offered children and families a safe place to imagine, play and learn. With 26 playsets based on nursery rhymes and fairytales, a friendly flock of farm animals, two performing arts stages and several gardens, learning has never been more fun!

Old Sacramento Waterfront features dozens of restored buildings from the Gold Rush era. Wooden sidewalks, horse-drawn carriages, and living history characters provide a glimpse into 19h-century life. Enjoy shopping, dining, train rides and more.

The SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity is the perfect place to spend time with your friends and family. MOSAC is filled with interactive exhibits, live demonstrations and events for all ages — it’s an ideal community-gathering spot to meet new people.

See the history of the California railways come to life in engaging exhibits in the largest railroad museum in North America. Or take a ride along the rails that played a key role in the development of the Golden State.

The California State Capitol is a living museum – stroll the hallways of the Capitol and see where the state’s leaders worked 150 years ago, then walk past the governor’s office and the Legislature’s chambers, where the state is still governed.

California’s Gold Country, home to the Gold Rush in 1849, combines history, nature, authentic American West small towns, festivals, a sensational culinary scene, wine, microbreweries and majestic scenery.

Located in the heart of Midtown, Sutter's Fort is famous for its association with the Donner Party, the Gold Rush and the formation of the city of Sacramento. Enjoy a self guided tour through time.