Saint Barbara

Founded as a mission by Friar Junípero Serra, Santa Barbara is a city located on the central coast of California, next to the Santa Ynez Mountains 144 km north of the city of Los Angeles. The Mediterranean style of the white stucco buildings and red tile roofs of the historic center are a reflection of its legacy as a Spanish colony. State Street mixes exclusive shops with restaurants serving local wines and seasonal dishes. Red tile roofs adorn the rolling landscape of green hills that give way to beaches and a busy port. Stearns Wharf connects sea and land with its fresh seafood restaurants and a marine life center. The nearby Channel Islands and wine country invite a more scenic adventure, while the historic theaters on State Street are ideal for relaxing and enjoying a show.

Among other notable historical sites, you can find the Santa Barbara Mission, known as the Queen of Missions due to its beauty, and the iconic Santa Barbara County Courthouse. of Santa Barbara). These picturesque buildings provide a glimpse of the past and reflect Santa Barbara's Spanish heritage.

Visitors will enjoy world-class dining options, featuring farm-to-table dishes. local table and meals. On the other hand, those who prefer shopping can head to State Street to explore fashion. If you want to add a contemporary twist, you can't miss the "Funk Zone." Here, red tile roofs and white stucco buildings give way to modern structures that were once part of Santa Barbara's industrial district. Wine tasting rooms, art galleries, microbreweries and other local fashion stores housed inside former warehouses make for an exciting experience, steps from the beach and downtown.