Preschool through elementary-age children learn about health, history, safety, science, nature and the arts through a series of innovate hands-on activities and exhibits.

Founded on September 1, 1772, this is considered one of the most beautiful missions in California and still serves as an active church in the community.

This hike is a popular one with the locals.  You will encounter many Cal Poly students.  The ascent is somewhat more rigorous than is generally depicted.  Sturdy shoes are necessary, as is water.  At...

Classic art deco and neon movie theater.

Noted for being the world's first motel, not open to the public but can be viewed when visiting the Apple Farm Inn.

Paintings from the artist's travels through Baja California and Coastal Mexico are featured.

Learn about plants and ecosystems of five Mediterranean climate zones, from California and Chile to Australia and South Africa.

Landmark building was started in 1874 as a grocery, general store, employment office, bank, post office and pharmacy serving the growing Chinese population of San Luis Obispo.

Bubblegum alley is a fun and interesting local interest spot in SLO, California. The walls of a sidestreet are  completely covered in chewed gum of all colors-  certainly has character!  Some...

Located in the former Carnegie Library, this museum traces the history of San Luis Obispo County from the era of the Chumash and Salinan Indians to present day.

The longest continuously running community theater in the United States.

Located right outside downtown San Luis Obispo, this park features the Dairy Creek Golf Course and a variety of outdoor attractions and facilities including barbecue areas, softball fields, botanical gardens and various hiking trails.

Eight-mile running trail lined with plants, flowers, and cows.