Build your day around opening times, then leave room to explore.
Culture and a local meal
Make the Charles M. Schulz Museum the anchor of a morning, then travel to Railroad Square for a meal and antique browsing. These are separate destinations; allow time to drive or check CityBus routes. Spend another afternoon around Old Courthouse Square and Fourth Street.
Downtown and Old Courthouse Square offer restaurants and shops along Fourth Street. Railroad Square lies west of Highway 101 around the historic station area. Roseland’s Sebastopol Road corridor has its own kitchens and markets; Montgomery Village is a separate shopping destination east of downtown.
Bird & The Bottle’s menu draws on Asian, Southern, East Coast, and Jewish comfort-food influences, alongside seafood. An open kitchen with a wood-fired grill prepares shareable small and large plates, served in dining…
The Charles M. Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, California, honors the life and work of Charles M. Schulz, the cartoonist behind the Peanuts comic strip. Exhibits at the museum explore the history of the Peanuts comic…
Leave time for a local shop
Save a shop for a second stop or another afternoon.
Pick of the Litter Thrift and Gift Shop in Santa Rosa, California, sells high-quality, gently used merchandise, including clothing, shoes, household items, and more. The store operates in Santa Rosa, where it has…
Whistlestop Antiques was founded in 1974 in Santa Rosa’s Historic Railroad Square. The shop brings together independent antique dealers in a historic brick building.