Neighborhoods, Landmarks and Legends
Santa Rosa neighborhoods, landmarks and legends contribute to the city's "sense of place." Here are the stories and locations that help define us as "locals."
An alphabetical listing of Santa Rosa City parks and recreation sites, addresses, and links to maps.
Historic Railroad Square is Santa Rosa's "It" spot for both tourists and locals. Where else can you can dine at a famous gourmet restaurant, find a refrigerator for your home, browse one of the trendy boutiques, drink a latte while people watching, and buy another chicken for your coop, all within the same few blocks? Take a walking tour of this special district to discover its history and charm.
The McDonald Ave. area is not only a historic district but it's also one of most prestige and charming neighborhoods in Santa Rosa. Four movies were filmed on this street, including "Scream," "Pollyanna" and Alfred Hitchcock's "Shadow of a Doubt," as well as its remake.
An overview, orientation and guide to Santa Rosa, CA, including statistics and highlights of the city.
An overview of downtown Santa Rosa including the Santa Rosa Plaza mall, Fourth Street and Railroad Square.
An overview of the Northwest quadrant of Santa Rosa, CA, including a number of sports facilities.
An overview of Southwest Santa Rosa, CA, including Roseland.
An overview of Northeast Santa Rosa, CA, including historic neighborhoods.
An overview of Southeast Santa Rosa including the Carrillo Adobe and Montgomery Village Shopping Center.
Safety information about different areas of Santa Rosa.
This city park consists of the actual home, greenhouse, and gardens where the famed horticulturist, Luther Burbank, experimented with plants for most of his 50-year career.
The museum was created to celebrate the life of Charles M. Schulz an the Peanuts characters, and to foster understanding of cartoonists and cartoon art.
