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Sacramento City Travel Tips

Sacramento owes its existence to the efforts of a Swiss Immigrant John Sutter who was instrumental in putting it on the map. The city shares its history with the Gold Rush Phenomenon that came about in the mid 1800s. Now a city with more choices then one can think of when it comes to food, fun and frolic.

Tip 1 - A visit to the Sutter's Fort in Sacramento is for those who loved that part of American history that is entwined with memories of the Gold Rush. Sutter's Fort has a collection of artifacts from that era. Currently a State Historic Park the fort has been renovated recently and is visited by thousands of people each year.

Tip 2 - K Street Mall is for the shoppers, foodies and movie goers. All people who wish to visit Sacramento and have a good time with their families shouldn't give the K Street Shopping Mall area a miss.

Tip 3 - One of the first art museums in the west, the Crocker Art Museum has collections such as Asian Art, American and European Art, Photography and much more. Crocker was a privately held museum for a long time before opening its doors to the public in 1885.

Tip 4 - All those who would to visit the Old real west of the mid 1800s in its heydays should visit one of the last remnants from that era. Old Sacramento still retains its old world charm. There are museums, sightseeing options, landmarks and theaters one can choose from while visiting Old Sacramento. Currently a historic district with over 50 surviving buildings this is a must visit.

Tip 5 - Host to more than 400 animals Sacramento Zoo this is one of the biggest zoos in the country. It has grown from its original 4.2 acres to 14.3 acres presently. Since 1927 this zoo has grown from strength to strength and conducts conservation programs, classes and camps to inform young children on the importance of animals, conservation classes and much more.
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If you are in Sacramento and wondering what you've missed on, a Sacramento travel guide will hope it's not the bars.

List of bars in Sacramento

http://www.superpages.com/yellowpages/C-Bars/S…/T-Sacramento/

The Sacramento bar life is divided into as many as seven kinds. Namely they are the dive bars, the wine bars, gay bars, sports bars, hookah bars, lounges and pubs. It is near to impossible to name all the bars of Sacramento as they are as good as infinite, but to provide good Sacramento travel services and to make your search easier, below is a list of the most well known bars of Sacramento.

Best of the lot with reasons for being special

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- If you want to dance while you drink and dance only retro then Polly Ester's and Culture Club is the place you should be spending your money in.

- In case you don't want to dance, you might as well climb a few stairs to the first floor and be at the cigar bar of Harlow's. You may also hope to see a few N.B.A stars who are known to be quite regular here

- Though you might mistaken the River City Brewing Company for a fine place to dine in, it does serve as a good bar and for all those couples wanting some time away from the bar tenders, the patio of this place is ideal to spend time in.

- If your young at heart and want to get drunk and wake up to be served a wholesome breakfast suitable for a hangover you should be at no other place than the famous Monkey bar of Sacramento. Here you will find the college crowd of Sacramento to keep you company.

- For those looking for a good dive bar, Zebra is unarguably the best.

- As far as 'playing while you sip' is concerned you should definitely be at a place where they have everything right from a snooker board to darts. In short where you need to be is at Stinger's.

- Lastly for all those budget travellers, if you are short of money and still want lots to drink think of no other name than The Pine Cove.

Reviews and directions of bars in Sacramento

http://www.likeme.net/states/CA/Sacramento/bar

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Crocker Art Museum
Old Sacramento
Towe Auto Museum
California State University Sacramento
Port Of Sacramento
California Musical Theatre
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Luxury Spas
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