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About San Bernardino

Located in the Inland Empire of Southern California, San Bernardino sits at the base of the San Bernardino Mountains. The city is known for its rich transportation history, including being an original terminus of Route 66. Its geography offers a blend of urban development and proximity to outdoor recreation. Visitors can explore local history, enjoy regional parks, and experience the cultural heritage of the area, which has been shaped by its role in early California commerce and development.

Places to visit in San Bernardino

Museum

San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum

Why visit: It provides essential context for understanding how the railroad shaped the development of San Bernardino.

About this place

Housed in the historic Santa Fe Depot, this museum showcases the city's deep connection to the railroad industry and its impact on regional growth.

Check the museum website for current exhibit schedules before visiting.

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Landmark

California Theatre of the Performing Arts

Why visit: It is an architectural landmark that remains a central hub for local arts and cultural events.

About this place

A historic venue featuring Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, this theater has hosted various performances since its opening in the late 1920s.

Admire the intricate exterior facade and lobby design.

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Park

Urbita Park

Why visit: It is a well-established community space ideal for outdoor relaxation and light exercise.

About this place

This public park offers green spaces, walking paths, and recreational facilities for residents and visitors to enjoy the Southern California climate.

Visit during the morning hours to enjoy cooler temperatures.

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Museums, galleries & culture

Museum

Robert V. Fullerton Museum of Art

Why visit: It offers a sophisticated cultural experience with rotating exhibitions and academic collections.

About this place

Located on the campus of California State University, San Bernardino, this museum features a diverse collection of ancient, Asian, and contemporary art.

Parking permits are required for campus access.

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Explore the city

Historic Downtown Walking Tour

Start at the Santa Fe Depot and walk through the downtown district to observe the various historic commercial buildings and the California Theatre. This walk highlights the city's architectural evolution and its historical significance as a transit hub.

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Meeting people and exploring San Bernardino: questions and answers

What is the best way to travel around San Bernardino?

The city is primarily navigated by car. Public transportation is available through Omnitrans bus services and the Metrolink train line, which connects San Bernardino to the greater Los Angeles area.

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Are there outdoor activities near the city?

Yes, the nearby San Bernardino National Forest provides extensive opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and scenic drives, particularly in the areas surrounding Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear.

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