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Visit Campus Things to do in Santa Barbara

 

  1. View classic and modern art at the .  Tues-Sun 11a.m.-8pm, Free 1st Thursdays 11a.m.-8pm. (805) 963-4364 (Closed Mondays and holidays).
  2. : This pristine beach is a favorite to visit and from which to take an iconic Santa Barbara sunset picture. A local favorite, this is a popular spot located across the street from the Four Seasons Biltmore Resort.
  3. Cabrillo Boulevard: A three-mile pedestrian- and bike-friendly path that winds from   to the near Montecito. Enjoy handmade arts and crafts of 250+ artists at the  on Sundays.
  4. Red Tile Walking Tour:  on the red tile side on this self-guided tour with a downloadable podcast and video hosted by John O'Hurley. Take in the area's most notable architectural gems on this 12-block jaunt ().
  5. : California's oldest working wharf is complete with souvenir shopping, dining options, wine tasting and the occasional wildlife spotting.
  6. :  Don’t miss the panoramic view from the 85-foot tower of the Santa Barbara County Courthouse!  Open daily (805) 962-6464.
  7. Visit the  with free admission. (805) 966-1601.
  8. Visit the  Tours available. Lawn popular for picnics!
  9. Admire roses at the  across the street from the Santa Barbara Mission.
  10. See the .  Planted in 1877, it is the oldest of its kind in the nation, with 21,000 square foot area of shade. Chapala Street at Montecito Street.
  11. See turtles sunning themselves on rocks, koi swimming in ponds, and beautiful flowers at the , 1500 block of Santa Barbara Street.
  12. Walk along , an elegant shopping area in Montecito and maybe spot a celebrity.
  13. Hike  to the top and experience one of the most beautiful views in Santa Barbara, located off East Mountain Drive.
  14. Get cozy at  (clearly marked trail above the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden on Tunnel Road); spectacular at night.

  15. Sample fruits, vegetables, and pick-up fresh cut flowers at  on State and Cota Streets or Coast Village Road. (See schedule on link provided).

    “Getting Around”

  16.   The climate and geography of Santa Barbara make it easy to get around without a car. There is much to do within walking and bicycling distance of the train station, downtown, the Mission, the Waterfront and .
  17. are popular in SB, with many available to rent using an app
  18.  down State Street and the water front (Cabrillo).