Primera clasificación Atractivos en Bodega Bay

Luther Burbank Home and Gardens was the abode of American horticulturist, Luther Burbank. This historical landmark can be explored by the visitors and variety of tours are on offer. His gardens, the museum and greenhouse are a must-visit for all who are interested in horticulture.

Located in Downtown, the Historic Railroad Square is one of the most well-preserved neighborhoods. Its origins can be traced back to 1871 with the emergence of railways in the town. The historical buildings built by Northern Italian stonemasons are especially famous for surviving the earthquake of 1906. Today, it is a famous tourist area thanks to restaurants, cafes, shops and upscale hotels.

Saint Teresa of Avila Church stands out from a distance due to its pristine white glow. Made out of wood, this beauty is one of the oldest churches in Sonoma County, built in 1860 by seamen. Other than the pretty exterior and equally gorgeous interiors, the church is still very much operational and continues to be an important part of the town's cultural fabric.

In the small town of Bodega, the iconic Potter Schoolhouse stands, replete with history and its ivory hue and large windows. Thanks to an appearance in an Alfred Hitchcock movie in the 1960s, it has become an enduring monument of this town. The actual structure dates back to 1873, when it served as the only school in the area.

Ever since its inception as a state park in 1909, the Fort Ross State Historic Park has been regarded as one of the most significant park sites in the state. It occupies the former site of a Russian settlement and fort and is a delightful destination for history enthusiasts who can gain a deeper insight into its cultural significance. Along with several remarkable historical structures such as the Russian Orthodox Chapel, Rotchev House, and a windmill, the park also features natural features such as a beach and rugged bluffs. The serene landscapes of the park are also ideal for hiking and for those looking to unwind amid nature's bounties.

With a rich wine-making tradition of more than a century and a half, Mauritson Wines offers an outstanding experience whether you're an oenophile or just beginning to appreciate wines. Patrons can relish their acclaimed varietals under the sky at their picturesque outdoor lawn that offers sweeping views of the vineyards. Those looking for a more intimate experience can take their vineyard tour.