Old Sacramento Waterfront

A cute place to walk though. Modeled like the old west, it reminded me of a small town near Reno. Lots of places to eat, get snacks, and drinks. The waterfront area was nice to visit and view the river.

We visited on New Year's Day and the place was bustling. The low riders were taking over the streets and some of the parking. It was a lot of traffic and little street parking. We went to take pictures in front of the Christmas tree. This year they had 2025 on the tree. If you stand in-front of the tree on the other side of the street, where the cross walk is you can take a good picture with the tree in the background and not get run over by the cars or cause traffic to stop.

Great day for photos. Foggy with great lighting. Hardly anyone out and about. We live in a beautifully diverse city.So many things to take photos of. Great restaurants. Nostalgic atmosphere.

Early a.m. visit to Old Sacramento waterfront. Impressive river views in the winter. River level high due to seasonal rains and dam releases. Nice and quiet, few people, placid setting.

I think Old Sac is underrated and I wish I visited more often honestly, but when we do, it's an all day adventure!Old Sac has lots to offer year round - unique shops and restaurants while walking the creaky wood walkways in this once Wild West town. There's just so much history and character - it's a must to visit if you're from out of town or just need a fun thing to do! Theater of Lights and the Polar Express during Christmas time, ghost tours, candy shops, bars, indoor miniature golf, even a comedy spot (is it still open?) and a railroad museum! It's pretty close to DOCO and Golden 1 Center as well. They offer metered parking as well as garage parking.Restaurants have come and gone here, but they're always finding new and exciting businesses to take their places. Need something to do this weekend? Check out Old Sac!

Loved walking and exploring the waterfront.Came here on a Saturday morning, early, to beat the traffic and enjoy a nice walk along the water. Being from Nevada, it is reminiscent of the pioneer days, but a little larger. Love the old wooden sidewalks.Lots to see and patrons were out having breakfast. Driving and parking was very easy. Love the buildings from the mid 1800's.Capitol Blvd gives you a birdseye view of the Capitol. There is an old train and depot there. Very educational and sparks your imagination of what life might have been way back when.I recommend if you want to get your morning steps in before it gets too crowded!

A good family time spot. Only issue is finding parking. But there's stores and restaurants.

First take taking my significant other home to meet the rest of my family, and I decided to take him to a place that was so important to my childhood while growing up in Sacramento. We did everything you do on a visit here: walked the boardwalk, complained about the cobblestone streets, bought popcorn and taffy, and even ate fish and chips while watching the Delta King.It was the middle of the day, and over 100 degrees, but we managed to stay cool with lemonade, and the various misters throughout the area. I felt like a kid again when we visited the costume stores (except now I could go to the adult floors lol), and it was nice to get peanut brittle and pet the horses and feed them hay.Old Sacramento is one of the reasons I love it here, and I'm glad I was able to share it with someone so special to me.

Last minute brunch invite in old sac. Not much to say about Old Sacramento. Just praying for an upgrade soon. They have some great events hosted in Old Sacramento.

This is just like stepping back in time. The old historic buildings remind me of old cowboy westerns.