OLD SAC is where you wanna go for PIZZA JAZZ (20's Syncopated Jazz) which is WORLD RENOWN. This used to be the Bowery up until the early 1970s when a couple of investors got together and re-habbed one 1850's building. The place looks like a back lot movie set complete with Steam ships and dinner theatre!!! It's THE PLACE to... More

It's OK if you like to buy candy and go shopping. The Rio City restaurant is good. There needs to be a good place to take a picture of the bridge...too many constructs or bushes in the way. More

Usual touristy place with history. old buildings, train, and little shops are lots of fun More

Old authentic buildings from 1800s with touristy shops. Not a real 1800s experience but well worth spending some time shopping and eating. the centerpiece is the railroad museum. More

Old Town is a great place to wander around, window shop, eat and spend a relaxing day. It is always interesting, has some unique shopping and some great foods. Don't be in a hurry, that's not happening, but for wandering along the river and seeing 1800's California, this is the place. I've been going there for many years and never... More

It was a nice nostalgic look at Sacramento's origins, but definitely a walking tour, which was fine (its not a lot of walking) but since we were there in December, it was a bit cold. A few things to see and do, mostly shop or eat, which we did. Since it was during the holidays, we did get to enjoy... More

The railroad museum is pretty nice, and the Firehouse had a nice (but expensive) dinner. Everything else is pretty mundane, and the freeway destroys any sense of history. More

The river, all of the wonderful restaraunts, history that kind of thing More

Old Sac does have a little bit of the touristy vibe but it is authentic. Lots of neat history. Adjacent to Sacramento River. Walk across the Tower Bridge (I think that is what it is called). Railroad museum on-site. Gold panning. And of course lots of food, bars, gift shops and other stores to explore. Bring your bike and ride... More