Santa Barbara Paseos - Hidden Walkways
a day / 2 miles / 35 minutes
"After a massive earthquake in 1925, laws were passed requiring much of the city to be rebuilt in a faux-Spanish-colonial style of white-stucco buildings with red-tiled roofs." - Lonely Planet Coastal California (Travel Guide) by Sara Benson, Andrew Bender, Alison Bing, Celeste Brash, Beth Kohn, Adam Skolnick, John A. Vlahides
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Day 1
9:05 am - 0.1 miles / a minute - 9:07 am
9:12 am - 0.1 miles / - 9:13 am
9:13 am - 0.1 miles / - 9:14 am
Santa Barbara’s original pedestrian mall which dates from 1925
9:19 am - 0.1 miles / a minute - 9:21 am
Charming grass courtyard and fountain
9:26 am - 0.1 miles / 2 minutes - 9:29 am
One of California’s oldest theaters
9:34 am - 0.1 miles / 2 minutes - 9:37 am
9:42 am - 0.2 miles / 2 minutes - 9:45 am
Designed by Myron Hunt (builder of Pasadena’s Rose Bowl) in the 1920s.
9:50 am - 0.0 miles / - 9:51 am
"This thoughtfully curated, bite-sized art museum displays European and American masters – think Matisse and Diego Rivera – along with contemporary photography, classical antiquities and though-provoking temporary exhibits." - Lonely Planet Coastal California (Travel Guide)
9:56 am - 0.0 miles / - 9:57 am
10:02 am - 0.1 miles / a minute - 10:04 am
10:09 am - 0.1 miles / a minute - 10:11 am
10:16 am - 0.2 miles / 2 minutes - 10:19 am
"Harking back to 1931, this Mission Revival– style movie palace has a Spanish courtyard and a star-spangled ceiling." - Lonely Planet Coastal California (Travel Guide)
10:24 am - 0.1 miles / - 10:25 am
10:30 am - 0.0 miles / - 10:31 am
11:16 am - 0.1 miles / - 11:17 am
A pedestrian oriented complex built in the late 70’s
11:22 am - 0.1 miles / 2 minutes - 11:25 am
A pre-1925 arcade
11:30 am - 0.4 miles / 8 minutes - 11:39 am
Santa Barbara’s most recent pedestrian mall, completed in the early 90’s
11:44 am - 0.1 miles / 2 minutes - 11:48 am