Sacramento City was established as a trading colony in the late 1830s and has a rich history to its name with a lot of historical monuments that bear testimony to the past. Some of these famous Historical dates and timeline is listed below: Read More..

Sacramento city houses a number of attractive museums that stand for prestige, richness and for being institutions imparting a lot of information and knowledge. This offers a deeper insight into the dynamics of the city. The city is a home to iconic museums and the quality of preserves are indeed intriguing. These places attract historians, thinkers, scholars and students like magnets. Read More..

Sacramento city is a home to brilliant historical hot spots. These destinations are a major hype for tourists for they house the most intriguing information and knowledge about various historical happenings and events that have left indelible impact on the city. The beauty these places treasure is unmatched and thus they attract unique appeal and fame. Historical places in Sacramento majorly includes churches, mansions, eventful sites, sculptures, art works etc. Read More..

Old Sacramento is a historic district in the city of Sacramento, California that strives to maintain and renew historical references of old Sacramento to the present one. Read More..

California Automobile Museum is indeed one of its kinds. The museum has its own theme and is unique in terms of its decor and preserves. It has a rich past and tourists love to pay a visit in this venue. The exhibitions are amazing and automobile lover go bonkers about this museum. http://www.calautomuseum.org/ Read More..

California Military Museum is an iconic museum. It says a lot about the city, its defense and how history is impacted by the arrangement in this field over years. The museum aims to preserve the rich military heritage of Sacramento city. It houses 30000 artifacts, and data and info in the form of library and archival materials. Read More..

A fort built by a Swiss immigrant John Sutter famously called Sutter's fort is one of the sites where the Gold Rush and its impact was most felt. Restored to its original state this very first of western settlements in the far west was received as a grant from the Mexican government and was eventually overrun and could not sustain the onslaught of the first gold seekers. Read More..

Sacramento has quite a large number of descendants from the original Native American settlers that lived for thousands of years before the advent of the pioneering years. There are also a few places where one can still see and get a glimpse of Native American artifacts. Read More..