Vallejo Travel Guide

America's first Pacific Coast naval base, Mare Island Shipyard built over 500 vessels during its 142-year history. Tour the grounds, see Tiffany windows in St. Peter's Chapel and naval artefacts in the museum.

This championship golf destination offers two distinct 18-hole courses with North Bay views. Practice on the driving range before tackling the East Course's panoramic landscapes or the West Course's tree-lined challenges.

The Solano County Fairgrounds hosts the annual fair and year-round community events celebrating local agriculture since 1949. Evening visits offer cooler temperatures and vibrant performances.

Arnold Palmer's championship design winds through scenic hills with dramatic elevation changes and panoramic views. Reserve your tee time in advance to experience this acclaimed California golf destination.

This 1912 Beaux-Arts jewel hosts concerts to films in an intimate, historic setting. Reserve tickets early to experience Vallejo's cultural cornerstone while enjoying its beautifully restored architecture.

This lively community hub offers vibrant local produce and artisanal goods every Saturday. Stroll through colourful stalls, listen to live music, and connect with regional farmers while sampling seasonal treasures.

This former city hall houses five galleries chronicling Vallejo's maritime heritage and the Mare Island Naval Shipyard. Explore artefacts and photographs that reveal the city's pivotal role in US naval history.

Housed in an 1855 building, this naval museum preserves Mare Island's legacy as the first West Coast naval base. Explore submarine control rooms and vintage patrol boats while experiencing America's maritime history.