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Things To Do in Sacramento, CA
Delta King Hotel Riverboat
Skip over to the docks of Old Sacramento and board the 1920s paddle-wheeler Delta King Hotel Riverboat. Come aboard to enjoy the scenic river and its boating activity, exciting theatrical performances at the Capital Theater, causal dining and live entertainment at the Pilothouse Restaurant, and charming staterooms for overnight stays. You won't find another attraction like it.
Effie Yeaw Nature Center
Spend some time outdoors and enjoy a nature walk at Effie Yeaw Nature Center located where the Sacramento and American rivers meet. You'll want to bring your binoculars, camera or artist pad to capture the "watchable wildlife" in the area, including wild turkeys, wild birds, deer and snakes. You're sure to appreciate nature even more at this award-winning, 77-acre environmental and cultural education center.
Sacramento Theatre Company
Mystery, Music and Mayhem are this season's ticket to entertainment at The Sacramento Theatre Company. The nationally recognized company is the oldest and the largest theatrical arts institution in the region. Season winners have been Dial M for Murder, Frankenstein, Ruthless and Little Shop of Horrors. Hurry and get your tickets today!
Top Hand Ranch
Ride around Old Sacramento like royalty on a horse-drawn carriage ride from the Top Hand Ranch. Regal coachmen escort sweethearts around the city to see historic Old Sacramento, gaze upon the Sacramento River and discover the steps of the front door to the State Capitol. Is there a more romantic way to see the city?