🇺🇸 A Stroll Through Old Sacramento

Sacramento, locally known as (Shājiāmiǎndù) and playfully called ” (Three Buns 🍙) by Chinese locals, is California’s capital. Though less famous than Los Angeles or San Francisco among international and out-of-state visitors, this underrated city boasts rich history, beautiful vintage architecture, riverside parks, and delicious food 🏛️🌳🍴. Beyond the State Capitol, the Old Town is absolutely worth a visit! Old Sacramento 🪙🏚️ Once a hub for gold miners and merchants, this area looks like a classic Old West town with buildings dating back to the 1800s. It’s perfect for history buffs and anyone wanting to experience that retro Western vibe. 📸 Take photos in front of rustic wooden cabins 🎭 Step into the historic Eagle Theatre ☕ Explore the Waterfront with its restaurants, cafés, and unique shops 🌉 Walk across the famous Tower Bridge—a rare example of Streamline Moderne lift bridge architecture (built in 1935) that reflects the social and architectural spirit of its era 🏗️ 🚢 See the period-style riverboat docked along the shore 🚂 Visit the California State Railroad Museum—a must for train and history lovers! This well-preserved historic district has also been a filming location for movies and shows 🎬. Notably, Lady Bird—nominated for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, and Best Original Screenplay at the 90th Academy Awards—features several scenes shot right here in Old Sacramento. 📍 Address: 1002 2nd St, Sacramento, CA (Old Sacramento Visitor Center) #OldSacramento #CaliforniaCapital #HistoricWalk #TravelUSA #WestCoastVibes #HiddenGems #CaliforniaTravel #LadyBirdFilm #RiverfrontViews #VintageAmerica 🚂📸🌉