Citrus Heights Guide

Attractions

Sacramento County is rich with historical treasures and interesting travel destinations including Gold Rush era attractions, outdoor adventures, cultural arts, and dining experiences for every interest.

The Folsom History Museum

The History Museum focuses on exhibits about Folsom, California, and its earliest settlers and highlights the Gold Rush period including the formation of mining camps, the stories of ethnic and cultural groups whose heritage founded the area, the ultimate formation of the town as well as the importance of the railroad and nearby prison as well as a look at later attempts at gold mining.

The Crocker Art Museum

Founded in 1885, the Crocker Art Museum is the longest continuously operating museum in the Western United States. Now the leading art facility for the California Capital Region and Central Valley, the museum houses collections of European, Asian, California and International Ceramics as well as hosting special exhibitions of diverse interests. The Crocker Art Museum is one of only 750 of America’s 16,000 museums to be accredited by the American Association of Museums.

The Sacramento Museum of History, Science, Space & Technology

This family-focused educational institution is committed to the enrichment of the local residents as well as visitors to the Sacramento region by encouraging the exploration of the past and anticipation of the future.

California State Railroad Museum

Widely known as one of the country’s finest railroad museums, the California State Railroad Museum is a complex of historic facilities and unique attractions offering authentic memorabilia of interest for all railroad history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The lavishly restored trains, engaging exhibits, and unique special events are created to be of interest to visitors of all ages.

The Roseville Telephone Museum

The Roseville Telephone Museum celebrated its grand opening in 1994 with a display of the finest collection of antique telephones and telephone memorabilia in the America. Displays of the evolution of phone technology features the original telephones designed by Alexander Graham Bell.

The Maidu Interpretive Center

In what was once known as the home of the Maidu Indians and their prehistoric ancestors now co-exists the spirit of these great people and the foundation of people attempting to preserve the rich history. The Maidu Interpretive Center Foundation, a non-profit group in Roseville, is working diligently to maintain the authenticity and integrity of the area for generations to com.

Fairytale Town

Imaginations run free in this magical place that brings fairytales and nursery rhymes to life in a 2.5 acre children’s park. Colorful and imaginative play sets act as backdrops for young performers who wish they were princesses and heroes. Located in William Land Park in Sacramento, Fairytale Town opened in 1959 and has hosted millions of dreams and giggles amid its imaginative settings.

Thunder Valley Casino

Las Vegas excitement in northern California! All the glamour, fun and action of this spectacular setting makes Thunder Valley northern California’s ultimate entertainment destination. Games, restaurants and dining provide everything you could ever want in a glamorous getaway!

Ironstone Vineyards

Tucked into the foothills of the Sierra Mountains is this delightful winery renowned almost for its historic preservation and amenities as for its award-winning wines. Enjoy a whole day tasting, sampling and shopping at Ironstone Vineyards for an experience you will not soon forget.

The Sacramento Zoo

Lions and tigers and bears… and much more! Dedicated to the education of its visitors, the Sacramento Zoo has evolved from being a place where exotic animals are showcased to a place where man and beasts learn from each other through respect and caring interaction.

Six Flags Marine World

What do you get when you combine the loopiest roller coaster in Northern California and a famous killer whale? Six Flags Marine World, of course! This home of Shouka, the killer whale, also hosts more than 3,000 animals, 35 roller coasters and 11 theme shows in a family favorite destination.

Esquire IMAX Theatre

Go to places you never before imagined when you view the films of the 70mm film technology known as IMAX. The 400-seat Esquire theatre hosts the 6-story, 6-foot wide screen with 12,000 watts of digital sound blasting at you. This experience will blast you into outer space or plunge you deep into the sea… don’t miss this exhilarating experience! Not for the faint of heart!