Sonoma State Historic Park
9.2 • State park
Small historic park features well-preserved buildings from pioneering era with free admission and informative exhibits. Atmosphere is peaceful and courteous, set near a charming town plaza with nearby dining options. Visitors often explore mission sites and learn about key moments in California history.
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"I learned so much history at these historical sites."
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"I loved visiting the historic parks and their preserved buildings."
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"I learned so much about California's history at the museums here."
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Good to know
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No dogs are allowed in the park.
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There is no cost to visit since it is a state park.
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The ticket also allows entry to General Vallejo’s house across town.
114 E Spain St, Sonoma, California, United States
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Vallejo Home
Beautifully preserved Gothic Victorian mid-1800s home with steep gables, dormer windows, and a pointed-arch window, set amid tranquil gardens featuring imported grapevines, a vine-covered arbor, and a spring-fed pool.
Sonoma State Historic Park
Beautifully preserved historic adobes and architecture offering rich insights into California's early history in a calm, cool setting.
Sonoma Plaza
Historic square featuring 1800s-era architecture, a shady dog-friendly park with ponds, fountains, and charming boutique shops.
