History

Santa Rosa has a rich history, and various organizations call the area home. Pomo, Miwok, and Wapo Indians first settled in the area, followed by Spaniards in the early 1800s. The first scheduled site was held as Rancho Cabeza de Santa Rosa and given by the Spanish authorities to Senola Maria Ignacia López de Carillo.

In 1867, Santa Rosa was admitted to be incorporated, and the establishment was confirmed by the government in 1868, and Petalma was incorporated into Santa Rosa in 1858, Heilsburg was incorporated into Sonoma County in 1867, and the third incorporated into Sonoma County in 1867.

The city continued to grow when other early population groups declined and became stagnant, but in 1900 it was overtaken or overtaken by many other new population groups in San Francisco Bay Area and Southern California. According to an article in the 1905 Press Democrat newspaper, the city was only 10,000 people.

The entire downtown area was essentially destroyed during the San Francisco earthquake on April 18, 1906, but the population of the city was not seriously affected. However, the population of Santa Rosa, like most regions, was very slow.

In 1943, Alfred Hitchcock shot a thriller "Shadow of Doubt" at Santa Rosa. He used Santa Rosa, later on the Bodega Bay, and appeared in many movies. This has made Santa Rosa the center of many movies in the Bay Area.

by car

Santa Rosa is located 55 miles north of San Francisco via Route 101. Depending on traffic conditions, this drive can run in less than an hour. It takes two hours to travel during commuting hours. It's best to avoid expressways during the rush hour on weekdays and on weekends after sporting events. The routes running Route 1 and Sonomadani are beautiful and have alternative routes.

by bus

The Golden Gate Transit operates daily buses from San Francisco and the North Bay area. Although the bus is very comfortable, it is affected by the same traffic delays despite access to the Carpool Lane, which goes up and down Route 101.

Greyhound offers vehicles from the San Francisco, Auckland and the South Bay Area to the north from Alcata and to Santa Rosa, a region of South Bay.

• From Sonoma-Marin-Gun, Kinmon Transit +1-415-455-2000.
• Greyhound will provide +1-800-231-2222 transit to San Francisco, which will be contacted and directed towards Alcata.
• Buses from Mendochino Transit and Mendochino County.
• Sonoma County Transportation

Plane

• Charles M. Schultz-Sonoma County Airport (STS ^IATA)^×1. Alaska Airlines can fly directly from Los Angeles, Orange County, Portland to San Diego, Seattle. with the American Eagle, Dallas, Los Angeles, and Phoenix. United Express—Denver, San Francisco (updated April 2020)
• San Francisco International Airport is 70 miles away and flies far and wide. Between Sonobe Airport Express Co., Ltd. operates shuttle services every hour. The cheaper method is to use Samtrans in San Francisco and then Golden Gate Transit.

by ship

Although there is no ferry to Santa Rosa in the San Francisco Bay area, it can be used as a transit of many buses to North Bay, providing a great view of the Golden Gate Bridge and the San Francisco Skyline.

• Golden Gate Ferries +1-415-455-2000. He served Larkspur and Sausalito. The smart train connects Santa Rosa and the Larkspur ship.
• Blue and Gold ☏De Fleet, +1-415-705-8200 He served Alameda, Angel Island, Auckland, Southarito, Tiburon, and Valerjo.

by train

The Sonoma Marine Area Rail Transit (SMART) connects Santa Rosa with Sonoma County airport, Launat Park, Petalma, Novato and San Raphael. The train and bicycle roads connect to the Golden Gate Ferry in Larkspur via a service from San Francisco. A large amount of commuter transportation is carried out with some of the largest cities in the wine country. The 2 Santa Rosa Railway Square, a stop facing the urban area, is located on Seventh Avenue, just next to a historic station.

with one's thumb

Hitchhiking in the North Bay is generally accepted, but as usual, the head is well-turned. Travelers will be more lucky, not near Route 101, but along the main road along the coast which they walk with tourists. If they wanted to escape from San Francisco, they would go through the Golden Gate to Vista Point, out the scenic spot, and then all the traffic would go north. If you listen to it, many of the friendly residents of the Bay Area are delighted and go north to Sonoma County or Santa Rosa.

The most common way to travel around Santa Rosa and the surrounding area is to travel mostly out of the country and to a private car. There is a Santa Rosa City Bus, but the frequency, business hours, and range of operation meet many demands. Although Sonoma County Transportation and the Golden Gate Transit are also providing services in Santa Rosa, they are mainly focused on traveling between cities.

Buying a bicycle at Santa Rosa is a reasonable choice. Since the destination can be reached by roads with few traffic, the road from downtown to the western metropolitan area is prominent. The main off-street bicycles and pedestrian lanes are "Prince Memorial Green Way," which runs west through the city along the bank of Santa Rosa Creek from the city hall in the center of downtown. It connects the Joe Rodta Trail, a paved off-street road to Sevastopol, near the Marriott Hotel on the west side of the downtown street. Many of the cities are relatively flat.

The center of the downtown area is easy to walk, and if you stay downtown, you can walk all day.

Schultz Museum of Art

• [1] Charles M. Schultz Museum, 2301 Hardis Rune, +1 707 579-4452. We celebrate the creation of the world-famous Schulz. a peanut cartoon      
• 6th Street Playhouse, 52 West 6th St, +1 707 523-4185. The home of Santa Rosa Players and Actors Theater, located in the historic railway plaza area, is the state-of-the-art professional theater facility. 
• 2 Safari West, 3115 Porter Creek Rd, +1 707 579-2551, Toll-Free: +1-800-616-2695. The 400-acre wildlife reserve is home to over 400 mammals and birds.      
• [3] Luther Barbank's Home and Gardens (at the corners of downtown Santa Rosa and Sonoma Streets), ☏+1 707 524-5445. The historic residential area of Barbank was given to Santa Rosa when Barbank's widow Elizabeth Elizabeth died in 1977. Luther Burbank Home & Gardens Board and City staff work together to supervise and maintain the property. The garden has a rose garden and a medicinal garden. The site is open to the public and the program is arranged by volunteers. The tour is free, but the document-driven tour is subject to additional charges.      
• The Former United States Post Office and the Sonoma County Museum of Federal Architecture completed in 1910 at the Yonoma County Museum of Art (No. 425☏7 +1 707-579-1500) is one of the oldest existing federal buildings as a typical example of the federal buildings of the time. It is located one block west of B Street in the north of the town of Santa Rosa, a downtown area of Santa Rosa. The museum houses a collection of works with art, culture and local history, including Ansel ADAMS's works and California Coast maps.     (Updated November 2019)

Snoopy Home Ice

• I'll visit a nearby winery. Santa Rosa sits in the center of the famous Sonoma wine country and has a winery to choose from around 200 wineries.
• Play golf. There are three public divisions. BENNETT VALLEY GOLF COURSE (18 holes), FAIRGROUND GOLF COURSE (9 holes), OAKMONT GOLF CLUB (36 holes)
• 1 Redwood Empire Icefield This famous ice link, also called "Snoopy's Home Ice," was once owned by Charles M. Schultz and featured Snoopy and his group. It crosses the Hardis Lane from the Schulz Museum.      
• hike counties and state parks In a few minutes from downtown, two neighboring parks offer short, long hikes in various terrain with two lakes. Many dogs, ducks and geese come to see. It's a good way to do a little exercise with little effort. Parks include: (Updated November 2016)
  • A family park has a jungle gym in Howorth Park, a rope climbing structure and a large picnic area. In summer, small railways, pony vehicles, and children who like small carousels can enjoy a snack at a small stand. The tennis court and softball diamonds are located a little way from the spacious picnic area and the hiking trail behind them is hardly known. (Updated November 2016)
  • 2 Haruko Regional Park 393 Violeti Rd (Minakuchi Camp Ground, New Angaabage 5585)☏+1 707 539-8092. 7:00 a.m. - sunset There is a Spring Lake Park between Whare Park and Annandell, and you can easily get to either of them. There are dozens of small sidewalks, paved bicycles and sidewalks around Spring Lake, from cool, dark lakes to warm, dry gravel paths. In 2015, the swimming lagoon and the cafeteria were renovated and resumed. Parking %020$7.     (Updated June 2018)
  • 3 Annadell State Park, Santa Rosa's real treasure, Annadell National Park, praises wonderful scenery and a wonderful hiking course. The park loves every year of hiking, and you can see beautiful scenery from the summit. The local residents of Sonoma County are not happy to recommend their favorite route.     (Updated November 2016)
  • 4 Sugarloaf Ridge State Park      

• Indulging in culture:
  • Luther Barbank Art Center☏+1 707 546-3600. The center gives more than 200 performances every year. Music, dance, theater, speakers and laughter. The adjacent one-acre sculpture park is open to the public for free. 

shopping mall and shopping center

• 1 Santa Rosa Plaza, 1071 Santa Rosa Plaza, +1 707 544-7467. M-F 10AM-9PM, SA 10AM-8PM, SU 11AM-6PM. 21 Macy's Forever, 21 J.2-story indoor mall crew, Apple, more than 100 stores and kiosk (updated July 2019)
• 2 Codeington, 733 Coddingtown Mall, +1 707 527-5377. M-F 10AM-9PM, SA 10AM-8PM, SU 11AM-6PM. This mall includes Macy's, JC Penny, Target, Nordstrom Rack, Whole Foods, and more than 100 stores. The 72-foot-tall, rotating sign in the parking lot was declared a historic landmark by the city of Santa Rosa in 1993.     (Updated July 2019)
• 3 Montgomery Village, Farmers Lane. The outdoor shopping center has a chain store, a street run of local stores, a combination of boutique and pedestrian options, and some good restaurants.      

downtown shopping

The downtown of Santa Rosa is composed of two main shopping areas, separated by a highway of 101.

• A "main" downtown with a small choice in a few blocks of radius from the center, mainly from B to E, and in the fourth east of Santa Rosa Mall. There are many bookstores, kiosks, music shops, small specialty shops, jewelry shops and restaurants.
• The highway between the main streets of Davis and Wilson and the railway square centered on the 4th place to the west of Santa Rosa Plaza Mall. Many shops focus on antique shops, art museums, products such as Indonesia and Mexico. A large local outdoor will be built on the 3rd.

• [1 Ca' Bianca Ristorante Italiano (Ca' Bianca), 835 2nd St , 707 542-5800]. the delicious taste of Italian food The restaurant is located in a quiet neighborhood in the downtown area in a very strange Victorian house, so it's easy to miss. 
• El Sharo, 1529, Farmers' Runn (a shopping center for the farmers' lanes between the Bennett Valley Road. Freeway 12.), ☏+1 707 570-2387. Mexican food is good. (Updated August 2019)
• El Patio, 901th St., excellent, inexpensive Mexican food. Since the 1990s, it has been established among local people. (Updated November 2016)
• Fourth Street, Delhi, 300 Mendosino Abesi. sandwiches and salads It's the best place to eat lunch in a park across the street. 
• 2 La Gare 208 Wilson St (just north of the intersection of the third St and Wilson), ☏+1 707-528-4355. French/Swiss. I like it. 
• The Spanish Pacific Restaurant, Caleria, 4323. Indoor and outdoor seats near Spring Lake and Howorth Park. (Updated November 2016)
• Mary's Pizza Shack. A family-friendly Italian restaurant and tradition in Sonoma County. Until 17:00, the restaurant special offers a reasonable price. There are two places in Santa Rosa. Somerfield Road (crossing Somerfield Road Howorth Park) (near Dr. Montgomery); 3084 Marlow Road (Nerswest Santa Rosa at Marlow Rd.Pinner Road). 
• The Oliver market. a local half-food shop In addition to the standard items at the supermarket, there are fresh sushi, delicious desserts, delicious cheeses and wines, and salad bars. A table where you can eat and take out. Santa Rosa is located in Dr. Montesito's Lincoln Valley, Middle Lincoln Ward. 
• Sake 2446 Patio Ct (near Montgomery Village)☏ 707 542-8282. Japanese. (Updated August 2019)
• General 2350 Midway Dr (Montgomery Village Shoten) 
• Warm puppy 1667, West Steel Rune (in Redwood Empire Icehouse), ☏+1 707-546-7147. This cozy, alpine little cafe used to be a favorite of Charles M. Schultz. The table he used to sit at every day as part of his daily activities is constantly being left behind. (Updated August 2019)
• Yaokiku 2,700 Yurpa Avenue Suite 23☏+1 707 578-8180. M-Sa 11:30AM~2:30PM, 5P~9:30PM. It is a dish excellent in Japanese food, sushi and sashimi. Many of the dishes on the menu and on sale are rare in Japanese restaurants in the U.S., such as plum-blossom rolls and natto (fermented soybeans) dishes, which can be said to be the most authentic Japanese restaurant in the area. (Updated August 2019)
• St. Francis Winery and Vineyards 100 Pitagos Road (near Oakmont, near Expressway 12),☏+1 707 833-0242. Although winery, it is more known for its wine-food pair experience. Not only do they go with wine, they also offer a number of seasonal menus. (Updated April 2020)
• Kendol Jackson Wine Estate & Gardens, 5007 Fulton Road and Fulton (River Road Exit is removed from the route 101). to the Fulton Road in the west, and to the Fulton Road in the north. ), ☏+1 866 287-9818. There is Fulton (approximately 500 people) just to the north of Santa Rosa town. The most striking is the chateau-style Kendall Jackson Winery, offering a four-course meal and wine pair along with a standard wine tasting event, and choosing a small-sized limited-sale wine. A pair of cheese wine and chocolate made with artisanal cheese from Sonoma County and Marin County, this winery also hosts a dinner series set in a garden garden garden where a table is tied to a farm family held annually. The park is open to the public at its normal time. (Updated April 2020)

• 440 clubs. a typical dive bar The jackers were attached to the wall, to local music in the jukebox and to friendly services. The draft in Sierra Nevada won't beat for two dollars. 
• Perhaps the larger version of Windsor, a Russian river brewing company (11:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. on 4, 725) has cast a shadow. The home doghouse provides specialized pizza, pub food and word-class sales. (Updated July 2019)
• Third Street Aleworks #3 (downtown, Santa Rosa Abe). and D St). a popular brewing pub for delicious food In addition to the bar style and restaurant style seats, there are also a sunny courtyard and a billiards on the second floor. in a loud voice frequently 

Budget

• 1 Motel 6 Santa Rosa 3145 Cleveland Abe☏, +1 707 525-9010, fax:+1 707 528-2761. 

Midrange

• 2 Best Western Garden Inn, 1500 Santa Rosa Abe☏, +1 707 546-4031, fax fax:+1 707 526-4903. 
• Extended Stay America - North, 100 Fountain Grove Parkway, +1 707 541-0959, Fax:+1 707-541-0931. 
• Extended Stay America - South 2600 Corvi☏ Abage, +1 707 546-4808,Fax: +1 707 546-4860 
• 3 Flamingo Resort Hotel 277 4th St. 

Splage

• 4 Courated Santa Rosa, 175 Railroad St, +1 707 573-9000, Fax:+1 707 573-0272. 
• 5 Hotel Larose 308 Wilson St (railway square located in the northwest of Road 101 at the intersection of Expressway 12)707 579-3200 Toll-Free: +1-800-527-6738. A historic stone building built in 1907 and renovated in 1985. With 48 youstroms, you can see facilities that look down on the courtyard of roses, such as spiral tabs and verandas. Rate is between $100 and $300. 
• 6 Hyatt Regnency Sonoma Wine Country 170 Railroad St+1 707 284-1234. Part of the Hyatt hotels, Mediterranean-style hotels, are located on historic railway plazas and have local hot springs, sauna, bars and free parking facilities. An average of $300. 
• 7 Vintners Resort, 4350 Barnes Rd, +1 707-575-7350, [email protected] (Vintners Rezort, 4350 Barnes Rd). Renovated in 2018, it has 78 rooms and a 5,000-foot² full service spa.