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Santa Barbara
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Beaches and surf in the heart of the "West Coast Riviera", plus one of the most beautiful Spanish missions on the coast.
Overview of Santa Barbara
Beaches and surf in the heart of the "West Coast Riviera", plus one of the most beautiful Spanish missions on the coast.
Key Facts
- Type of place: city.
- Tourist interest: (worth seeing).
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- Local time: .
- Population: 91,930 inhabitants (2016).
- Area: 111.6 km².
- Altitude: sea level.
- Website: https://santabarbaraca.com
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Also worth seeing within a 100 km radius of the city:

Highway 1
Officially the "California State Route 1." This famous road runs along the coast for nearly 900 km, from north of San Francisco to south of Los Angeles. It’s one of the most beautiful and tourist-friendly routes in the USA, especially between SF and LA, offering a chance to explore the coastline and all the towns worth stopping at along the way.
Officially the "California State Route 1." This famous road runs along the coast for nearly 900 km, from north of San Francisco to south of Los Angeles. It’s one of the most beautiful and tourist-friendly routes in the USA, especially between SF and LA, offering a chance to explore the coastline and all the towns worth stopping at along the way.

Los Angeles
California's largest city and the second-largest in the country. Not always a favorite among tourists, who often prefer San Francisco, Los Angeles still offers plenty to explore for several days—both within the city itself and its surrounding areas (Beverly Hills, Malibu, Long Beach, Santa Monica, and more).
California's largest city and the second-largest in the country. Not always a favorite among tourists, who often prefer San Francisco, Los Angeles still offers plenty to explore for several days—both within the city itself and its surrounding areas (Beverly Hills, Malibu, Long Beach, Santa Monica, and more).

Malibu
West of Los Angeles, the place is part of L.A.'s "tourist image." Beyond certain TV series, the city owes its fame to its beaches, its famous residents, and the surfing scene, which began here when the sport first arrived on the continental U.S.
West of Los Angeles, the place is part of L.A.'s "tourist image." Beyond certain TV series, the city owes its fame to its beaches, its famous residents, and the surfing scene, which began here when the sport first arrived on the continental U.S.

Channel Islands National Park
Five of the eight islands off Santa Barbara designated a national park for their wildlife, flora, and environment. Visitors come for the landscapes, kayaking, or diving.
Five of the eight islands off Santa Barbara designated a national park for their wildlife, flora, and environment. Visitors come for the landscapes, kayaking, or diving.

Pasadena
A medium-sized city bordering Los Angeles, known for its shops, restaurants, and nightlife.
A medium-sized city bordering Los Angeles, known for its shops, restaurants, and nightlife.