Sacramento, California.

City Introduction Sacramento is located in the north-central part of California, USA, at the confluence of the fertile Central Valley, the Sacramento River, and the American River. The Coast Range is to the east, and the city is known as the "Camellia Capital of the World." Tourist Attractions - California State Railroad Museum: One of the best railroad museums in North America, showcasing the history of the transcontinental railroad and related artifacts, with interactive exhibits such as vintage train cars and engines. - Crocker Art Museum: Expanded in 2010 with a $100 million renovation, it houses works by California Impressionist painters, ancient art from around the world, and European paintings, some of which are located in Victorian-style homes. - Old Sacramento: Once a historic site, it is now mostly shops and restaurants where you can experience the historical charm, taste local cuisine, and enjoy the fall foliage in late autumn. - American River Parkway: Stretching 32 miles, it is a paradise for cycling and running enthusiasts, as well as a great place for kayaking, fishing, and birdwatching. - Sacramento Zoo: Home to over 140 exotic species, it is an educational and entertaining destination. The nearby Fairytale Town is themed around storybooks and features fairytale and nursery rhyme-themed rides, making it perfect for family outings. - Capitol Park: An oasis in the city center, it features meticulously maintained gardens, monuments, and trees from around the world, perfect for strolling and picnicking. Travel Tips - Best Time to Visit: With a pleasant climate, Sacramento is a year-round destination. Summers are hot and dry, ideal for water activities and outdoor adventures, while winters are mild and wet, perfect for indoor cultural activities and festivals. - Transportation: You can first arrive at Sacramento International Airport. Public transportation in the city includes buses and taxis, but renting a car is more convenient for exploring nearby attractions. - Accommodation: You can choose the Hyatt Regency Sacramento in the city center, adjacent to Capitol Park, or the Delta King Hotel for a riverboat stay. For budget-friendly options, consider Americas Best Value Inn North Highlands. - Cuisine: Local specialties include almonds, fresh fruits, and vegetables, as well as a variety of international cuisines and local specialties.