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Close to many great California destinations
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A dust bowl of a city.
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3 Reviews This is an interesting and prominent old water tower that is a major landmark in downtown Fresno and one of the oldest surviving structures in the area. It is essentially a Romanesque Revival -style structure looking vaguely like a romanticised version of a castle. It is now open as a visitor...
3 Reviews Fulton St is one of the old main shopping and business streets in downtown Fresno. In the 1960s, the core stretch was converted into the pedestrianised Fulton Mall in one of the first, and most artistically interesting, attempts to pedestrianise a core downtown street in order to revitalise the...
2 Reviews The Tower District, centred on the Tower Theatre, is one of the most lively and interesting partes of town to visit for food, entertainment, etc. It's in the old part of town some blocks north of downtown and centered on Olive Ave near Wishon and Van Ness. The theatre itself is at the corner of...
1 Review Chukchansi Park is home the the Pacific Coast Fresno Grizzlies baseball and Fresno Fuego minor league soccer teams. The stadium was originally city owned but is now sponsored by the Indian casino corporation of the same name that operates a gambling casino in the foothills between Fresno and...
1 Review The Fresno Metropolitan Museum is a fine museum. It has a science center. It also has an excellent permanent collection on William Saroyan, Fresno native and famous writer. I thought that the Chinese Snuff Bottles permanent collection was pretty cool. When I went there, there was an exhibition on...
Sequoia Brewing Co.: Good Brewpub
WulfstanTraveller Says: This is a good brewpub in the Tower District, about a block west of the Tower Theatre. It has good beer and good food overall, and service seems friendly and effective. The place is comfortable and bright. Chinese Chicken salad is really good. Beer overall is good. Burgers...
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