Santa Rosa
No admission feeSonoma County's largest city, a wine-country hub with Peanuts history and downtown dining.
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A nonprofit art and history museum in downtown Santa Rosa, housed in a historic 1910 post office.
425 Seventh Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 · Santa Rosa, CA
The museum sits in downtown Santa Rosa and covers both art and regional history. Its campus includes the 1910 post office building, a contemporary art gallery, and an outdoor sculpture garden. Several rotating exhibitions run each year alongside a large permanent collection focused on Sonoma County's history and local artists.
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