Sacramento is a great city for couples to visit, especially those
who are more interested in the history of the area, but there are
activities for those who may not be into going to museums and
historical places.

Old Sacramento is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the
area. The area looks like a section of the city stuck in the 1800’s,
and although there are a few modern businesses in the area, Old
Sacramento is more of a hotspot among tourists rather than a
residential or commercial area. There are several museums and quaint
shops in the area, as well as a few restaurants. The most visited part
of Old Sacramento is the California State Railroad Museum, full of
artifacts and trains, many of which are intact from the time they were
last used. (Travel to California became much easier and quicker with
the introduction of the Steam Engine.)

The city of Sacramento is also home to many festivals that many
people come from all over the world to attend. The Traditional Jazz
Music Festival is held annually over the Memorial Day Weekend and the
California State Fair is one of the most popular events of its kind in
the world. Held annually for the last 152 years, the California State
Fair draws in more than a million visitors each year and is always
filled with fun exhibits and entertaining performances.

As far as dining is concerned, Morton’s Steakhouse is a wonderful
upscale restaurant to spend the night at, as is the Biba Ristorante
Italiano, which has won the “Best Restaurant in Sacramento” award
multiple times. If you are in the mood for Chinese, P.F. Chang's China
Bistro is always a favorite spot among couples.

Sacramento is a city that is buzzing with excitement and there is
plenty to do and see in the wonderful city.
   
Author: Ron Zvagelsky has a degree in Business Administration from the
University of Southern California. He graduated Magna Cum Laude in May
2006. He is currently the Chief Executive Officer of
PlanJam.com—where you can plan and find romantic date ideas inSacramento.