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From the beaches to the boardwalks, from Disneyland to Hollywood, from Los Angeles to San Francisco and celebrity obsessions, California is perhaps the ultimate US state when it comes to sheer diversity. Mountains, the beaches of Malibu, rugged national parks, the world-famous vineyards of Napa Valley, the redwood forests…the state is a mixture of everything that makes America so amazing, both in terms of natural scenery and in terms of excessive standards of living. Home to thousands of celebrities and the center of the entertainment industry, the state has earned a reputation over the years as a hotspot for anyone who is anyone.

But California isn't just about the beaches or the celebrities. The state is well-known for its fruits and vegetables, and has a wide range of geographical extremes, from the beaches along the coast of the Pacific Ocean, to the heights of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Its cities are known worldwide, from Sacramento and Los Angeles, to San Diego, San Jose, and Santa Cruz. Regardless of what you want to experience while visiting the state, you're guaranteed to find it.

Go celebrity-watching in LA, or head up to Lake Tahoe for some of the best water sports in the nation. Visit one of the dozens of state and national parks such as Big Basin Redwoods State Park or Channel Islands National Park, two extremely diverse environment, with the first offering a close-up look of the magnificent redwoods, and the latter offering a unique perspective on the ocean environment. Visit Death Valley National Park or Yosemite National Park, one of the first parks to ever be established in the US.

California is more than just a state; it's an experience of a lifetime. There's more here than you can fit into just one trip, and coming back for more than one trip would be worthwhile. Regardless if you enjoy the beaches and heat of southern California, or the cooler climate and mountains of the northern section of the state, you will find something so suit your tastes.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in California

  1. San Francisco
  2. Los Angeles
  3. San Diego
  4. Yosemite
  5. Hollywood
  6. Sacramento
  7. Santa Monica
  8. Monterey
  9. Anaheim
  10. Disneyland
  11. Monrovia
  12. Long Beach
  13. Santa Barbara
  14. Visalia
  15. Lake Tahoe
  16. Santa Cruz
  17. Pasadena
  18. Napa
  19. Hermosa Beach
  20. Palm Springs
  21. San Jose
  22. San Simeon
  23. Marina del Rey
  24. South Lake Tahoe
  25. Calistoga
  1. Huntington Beach
  2. Joshua Tree
  3. Newport Beach
  4. Oakland
  5. Big Sur
  6. Irvine
  7. Berkeley
  8. Mammoth Lakes
  9. Bakersfield
  10. Torrance
  11. Fresno
  12. West Sacramento
  13. Carlsbad
  14. Santa Rosa
  15. Big Bear Lake
  16. Morro Bay
  17. Chico
  18. Cambria
  19. Riverside
  20. Temecula
  21. Universal City
  22. Laguna Beach
  23. Pebble Beach
  24. Avalon
  25. Costa Mesa
  1. Venice
  2. La Jolla
  3. Beverly Hills
  4. Orange County
  5. San Luis Obispo
  6. Hearst
  7. Redondo Beach
  8. Malibu
  9. Channel Islands
  10. Eureka
  11. Saint Helena
  12. Coronado
  13. Oceanside
  14. Mendocino
  15. Sausalito
  16. Sonoma
  17. Ventura
  18. Redding
  19. Santa Ana
  20. West Hollywood
  21. Culver City
  22. Saratoga
  23. Point Reyes
  24. Exeter
  25. Fremont
  1. San Bernardino
  2. Buena Park
  3. Clarksburg
  4. Gilroy
  5. Pismo Beach
  6. Crescent City
  7. Pacific Grove
  8. Lodi
  9. Lone Pine
  10. Ontario
  11. Burbank
  12. Santa Clara
  13. Palo Alto
  14. Solvang
  15. Ukiah
  16. Milpitas
  17. Sunnyvale
  18. Sequoia
  19. Fort Bragg
  20. Mojave
  21. Bishop
  22. Palm Desert
  23. Carmel By the Sea
  24. Alameda
  25. Barstow