
Old Sacramento preserves the largest Gold Rush-era streetscape in the West — wooden boardwalks, false-front buildings and cobblestone streets along the Sacramento River where the Pony Express ended and the transcontinental railroad began. The Delta King riverboat (hotel/restaurant) is moored at the dock, the gold-painted Tower Bridge crosses mid-frame, and shops from the Evangeline's costume palace to the candy stores fill the blocks.
Yes — the district is public; museums and boat dining charge.
2nd St or the Tower Bridge Gateway parking area.
It's the real 1850s streetscape — yes there are candy shops, but the history is genuine.
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