Must See Sights and Landmarks in Dillon Beach Area

"The Railroad Square Historic District is the historic heart of what used to be the city’s ‘Old Town’, and is now a beautiful center of preservation and heritage surrounded by architectural gems, quaint stores, antique shops, busy restaurants and vibrant cafés. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Railroad Square has a number of beautifully restored and preserved buildings that echo the bygone era of the railroad age, and charming stores selling items and antiques. The square boasts plenty of things to see and do, as well as places to dine and enjoy a drink."

"The Railroad Square Historic District is the original center of Santa Rosa in days past. This area has been preserved as a heritage site. Now you will find memorabilia around the square as well as an abundance of cafe and bars."

"Railroad Square Historic District is the heart of old town Santa Rosa. A stroll around here is among the fun things to do in Santa Rosa, California."

"If you’re eager for more, check out the historic Mission San Francisco Solano – the last and northernmost of the 21 California Missions. Or if you’re up for a unique all-day tour of Wine Country, step inside the vintage, open-air Sonoma Valley Wine Trolley for a casual day of exploring and wine tasting."

"The Redwood Empire Ice Arena is an ice skating rink in Santa Rosa that opened in 1969 and was the brainchild of Peanuts creator Charles M. Schulz. At the rink you can go ice skating or there are ice hockey games that you can watch if you happen to be in town at the right time. These include Snoopy’s Senior World Hockey Tournament which takes place annually and sees teams compete from all over the world."

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"I had just had eye surgery and the nicest young lady helped me to get my order quickly and even offered to take it to my car."

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"Champagne, crepes, and the Eiffel Tower have always featured heavily in romance films, but you don’t have to travel to France to enjoy the French allure. The Girl and the Fig serves French delicacies right here for dinner in Sonoma. Their dreamy, open-air patio with draping curtains, fairy lights, and bohemian decor certainly adds to the experience."

"Outdoor: Open for takeout and outdoor dining Monday to Friday, noon to 9pm, and Saturday and Sunday 10am to 9pm. Reservations are available. Girl and the Fig also has outdoor seating at their summer pop-up in the Sonoma Plaza, first come, first serve."