Visitors' Guide

The Sacramento Visitors' Guide is your source of the best things to see and do in Sacramento. As we look forward to travel after more than a year and a half of the Covid-19 pandemic, the current Sacramento Visitors' Guide is here to help you plan your trip.

Get the scoop on our farm-to-fork restaurants, the best activities to share with family (including pets) and where to stay. Also find a quick roundup of 10 seasonal things to do. Each issue also features a local's perspective. A chef profile also lets you dig deeper into discovering just why Sacramento is America's Farm-to-Fork Capital, and even if you're a regular visitor or grew up here, there's sure to be something new showcased in the pages of the guide.

In this issue: Welcome back! We know that travel has been largely on hold, and we are happy you've chosen Sacramento for your trip. You'll find out all the things we've been doing to make California's capital an even better travel destination, from the food and drink to using Sacramento as your home base for a Gold Country road trip. Get to know the Oak Park neighborhood, and enjoy some al-fresco dining in Sacramento's lively Downtown Commons. Plus, get a look inside the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center following its expansion.

Take a tour of Sacramento to learn about the history, art and culture of California's vibrant capital city. We'll help you plan your perfect weekend in the city to ensure you get the most out of your stay, regardless of what your favorite activities may be. You'll also learn about what makes Sacramento food so tasty with our feature on farm to fork in the springtime. Read More.

Learn about Sacramento's booming craft beer scene, from which breweries have food and even which ones are kid- and dog-friendly. Looking for a unique souvenir to take home? We've got you covered with a selection of unique locally made gift ideas. Also, check out the art we are throwing up on walls all over town as our collection of murals grows – we'vve included some of the most exciting new ones that went up in the past year. Read more.