Glass For Less

Stroll on the cobbled stone streets of Old Sacramento, the 28-acre National Historic Landmark District and State Historic Park situated at the banks of Sacramento River. The gold rush themed attraction is brimming with activities and distinctive shopping, dining, entertainment and world-renowned museums. You're certain to find gold nuggets at this state attraction.

Take in a show at Sacramento's oldest venue, the Crest Theatre, host to top concerts, comedians, and independent films. Check out one of the popular film festivals including the French Film Festival, the Jewish Film Festival, the Trash Film Orgy Festival, or the Sacramento Film and Music Festival. You'll soon see why the Crest Theatre has been a leader in Sacramento entertainment since the early 1900s.

Pay homage to the first American transcontinental railroad at Sacramento's California State Railroad Museum. Discover vintage railroad locomotives, cars and other equipment. Peek over the counter at the Station Master's ticket office and stand in the waiting area where you'll think you're boarding the next steam horse.

Take a swing at Teal Bend Golf Course, one of the most sought after public 18-hole championship courses, designed by former PGA professional and architect Brad Bell. The course offers 250 acres of mature trees, wetlands and wildlife, among sculpted greens and fairways that are interesting and fairly challenging.