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–The Point San Luis Lighthouse, often referred to as the San Luis Obispo Lighthouse, stands on a bold headland overlooking the Pacific Ocean and, thanks to a dedicated group of volunteers, it is open for public tours. The need for a lighthouse in the area became obvious during the late 1800s when Port...

––For over three decades, the Crushed Grape has been the go-to destination in San Luis Obispo for tourists looking for custom gift baskets highlighting...

San Luis Obispo museum housed in an 1894 freight house building packed full of train equipment and ‘rolling stock’ —The San Luis Obispo Railroad...

A place where found treasures are seen and local secrets revealed Inside a glass case in the historic Carnegie Library is a rusted spice box and a spread...

Iconic bells have marked the historic El Camino Real since 1906. Highways and roads cover California and none is more special than El Camino Real, the...

Celebrate the mission’s 250-year legacy at April 9 Mission Days Visit this remote, tranquil mission for a personal experience and to enjoy the upcoming...

The Cass House in Cayucos Wake up to fresh baked goods and a breathtaking view of Cayucos —In the land of the mermaids where sweet salty air and perfect...

Bethel Lutheran Church in the 1800s. –Templeton might seem like a quaint, sleepy village these days, but at one time, the town was a busy center for...

–Join the millions who have visited hilltop San Simeon estate of Hearst Castle to explore the architecture, art, and gardens of “The Enchanted Hill.” Hearst...

Take a free tour and discover Paso Robles history The Paso Robles Pioneer Museum, located at 2010 Riverside Avenue, south of the Paso Robles Event Center...