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Приватни обилазак историје и архитектуре Санта Барбаре

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When you come on a tour with me, I can show you the must see sites, as well as some out-of-the-way architectural gems that only a local like me knows about. I have researched local history quite extensively and am very knowledgeable. What makes this tour unique is my in-depth understanding of local history, lore, and architecture, and my abilities to answer whatever questions you might have, as well as to show you the hidden places that aren’t listed in every guidebook. We can arrange beforehand to focus on what you find most interesting: Architecture? History? Adobe construction? Fabulous views? Gardens (Santa Barbara has one of the largest varieties of trees in its downtown area of any city in the country!)? Perhaps a combination of them all!
I can cater to whatever interests you have!
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Guided Tour, historical photos
Guided Tour, historical photos
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  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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1
Државни историјски парк Ел Пресидио де Санта Барбара
Овде ће се гости дивити једној од најстаријих структура у Калифорнији. Изграђен 1782. од Адобе цигле, Пресидио укључује оригиналне собе, војничке баште, капелу и рекреације свакодневних предмета из 18. века. Гости ће сазнати како су грађевине грађене само од материјала околног села и добиће прилику да замисле живот у далеким дометима некада великог Шпанског царства.
2
Историјски музеј Санта Барбаре
Изграђен 1964. од Адобе цигле, музеј је класичан пример архитектуре у раном калифорнијском стилу. Музеј садржи многе одличне експонате о локалној историји, укључујући сликарство и збирку бакрописа. У дворишту се налазе и две ћерпичке конструкције из 1817. године и продавница поклона, и одлично је место за слике. Гости могу да уђу да истраже експонате ако желе.
3
Градска скупштина
Изграђена пре земљотреса 1925. године, 1923. године, Градска кућа Санта Барбаре је рани споменик покрета шпанског колонијалног препорода. Зграда је украшена ручно осликаним плочицама, а има лукове који се протежу преко тротоара. Испред се налази велико калифорнијско дрво бибера, које је градска знаменитост. Градска вијећница, заједно са Цаса де ла Гуерра и Невс-Прес Буилдинг-ом, гледају на Плаза де ла Гуерра, церемонијално срце града.
4
Цаса де ла Гуерра
Саградио га је 1819. Дон Хозе де ла Гера, пети командант Пресидија, као вилу за своју породицу и центар за његов бизнис, овај ћерпич остаје једнако импресиван као и некада. Био је центар културних и политичких активности, у време када је Санта Барбара била само неколико ћерпића груписаних око Пресидија. Данас, остаје централни део града, где се сваког лета одржавају прославе Фиесте. Отворен је за посетиоце викендом.
5
Зграда Ел Пасео
Изградња Ел Пасеа, од 1922-29, била је први велики корак у претварању архитектуре Санта Барбаре из источне америчке главне улице у Хиспаноамерички Пуебло. Лутаћемо кроз необичне пролазе, посетићемо романтично двориште и вијугати низ чувену „улицу у Шпанији“, пре него што изађемо на улицу Стејт Ст. Одлично место за слике.
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Историјско двориште Ла Арцада
Док шетамо Стејт улицом, главна авенија Санта Барбаре, ући ће у пријатна дворишта зграде Ла Арцада. Овај поплочани пасео лута поред необичних продавница и ресторана кроз центар блока, што ће нас довести до суда у округу Санта Барбара. На путу уживајте у чудним бронзаним статуама, лучним мостовима на другом спрату и фонтани испуњеној живим корњачама!
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Суд у округу Санта Барбара
Лепота и архитектонски значај ове зграде не могу се преценити. Најважнија зграда из 20. века у целој Санта Барбари, по значају је тек друга иза Мисије и може се сматрати јавним спомеником покрета шпанског колонијалног препорода у Сједињеним Државама. Посматраћемо сва чуда која зграда суда може да понуди, од великог римског славолука окруженог каменим статуама на његовој предњој фасади, до ручно изрезбарених капитела стубова и осликаних плочица широм. Када ограничења попусте, отпутоваћемо унутра, посетити задивљујућу собу са муралима и попети се степеницама или лифтом до торња са сатом за поглед од 360 степени на цео град!
8
Јавна библиотека Санта Барбаре
Са различитим деловима структуре из 1917, 1925. и 1930. године, Јавна библиотека Санта Барбаре је импресивна структура, директно преко пута зграде суда. Док шетамо улицом Анапаму, можемо се дивити детаљним каменим скулптурама које окружују главна врата.
9
Позориште у Гранади
Позориште у Гранади се истиче као градска знаменитост из много разлога; као прво, то је највиша зграда у целом граду Санта Барбара, изграђена 1924. пре уредбе о висини од 60 стопа. Поред тога, његови горњи спратови су украшени запањујућом застакљеном теракотом. Надамо се да ћемо након ублажавања ограничења моћи још једном да отпутујемо унутра и дивимо се предивно обновљеном позоришном простору.
10
Арлингтон театар
Још једно архитектонско чудо центра Санта Барбаре, позориште Арлигтон, са својом кулом која се уздиже изнад околног хоризонта, и засвођеним пасеом у нивоу тла, пријатно је место за седење у сенци. Унутар зграде, сам позоришни простор је прилично запањујући: изграђен је да се осећа као градски трг шпанског села. Обложен лажним, тродимензионалним фасадама зграда, и са засвођеним кровом обојеним звездама, овај ефекат се постиже прилично добро.
11
Аламеда Парк
Постављени 1850. године за јавни простор, данашњи паркови Аламеда и даље играју централну улогу у животу у центру града, сваке године одржавајући догађаје током летњег солстиција и Дана планете Земље. Засађено разним дрвећем донетим из иностранства, од секвоје до источноафричких папрати. У једном од блокова се налази музички оркестар из 1880-их, док се у другом налази велико игралиште названо „Дечији свет“. Трећи блок паркова некада је био дом међународно познатог хотела Мирасол, али, након што је зграда тешко оштећена у пожару 1966. године, цео простор је претворен у задивљујућу ботаничку башту, препуну рибњака с паткама и ретким цветним дрвећем.
12
Меморијални вртови парка Алис Кек
Некада дом чувеног хотела Ел Мирасол, цео овај квадратни блок сада је запањујућа башта у којој се налази ливада лептира која привлачи монархе, текући поток са степеништем и масивно дрво аустралијске смокве које пружа сеновиту област са погледом на језерце са паткама. живе корњаче!
13
Главна пошта Санта Барбаре
Фасцинантна мешавина модерног стила и шпанских елемената, пошта Санта Барбаре је забавна зграда коју можете видети. Зграда садржи скулптуре, како изнутра тако и споља.
14
Позориште Лоберо
Изграђен 1924. године од стране цењеног архитекте Џорџа Вашингтона Смита, позориште Лоберо је важна градска знаменитост. Ова локација је функционисала као позоришни простор од 1873. године, када је италијански имигрант Хозе Лоберо отворио прву оперу у Јужној Калифорнији. Ако ограничења попусте, можемо ући унутра и дивити се обојеном засвођеном плафону.
15
El Presidio de Santa Barbara State Historic Park
Here, guests will admire one of the oldest structures in California. Built in 1782 of Adobe brick, the Presidio includes original rooms, soldiers gardens, a chapel, and re-creations of everyday objects of the 18th century. Guests will learn how the buildings were constructed only from materials of the surrounding countryside, and get a chance to imagine life in the far-reaches of the once great Spanish Empire.
16
Santa Barbara Historical Museum
Constructed in 1964 of Adobe brick, the museum is a classic example of early California-style architecture. The museum contains many excellent exhibits on local history, including painting and a collection of etchings. The courtyard also features two adobe structures dating from 1817 and a gift shop, and is an excellent spot for pictures. Guests can enter to explore the exhibits if they choose.
17
City Hall
Constructed before the 1925 earthquake, in 1923, Santa Barbara’s City Hall is an early monument to the Spanish Colonial Revival movement. The building is decorated with hand-painted tiles, and has arches which extend over the sidewalk. In front, there is a large California Pepper Tree, which is a city landmark. City Hall, along with Casa de la Guerra and the News-Press Building, face Plaza de la Guerra, the ceremonial heart of the city.
18
Casa de la Guerra
Constructed in 1819 by Don Jose de la Guerra, fifth Comandante of the Presidio, as both a mansion for his family and a center for his business, this adobe remains just as impressive as it did back in the day. It was a center of cultural and political activities, back when Santa Barbara was simply a few adobes grouped around the Presidio. Today, it remains a centerpiece of the town, hosting the Fiesta celebrations each summer. It is open for visitors on the weekends.
19
El Paseo Building
The construction of El Paseo, from 1922-29, was the first major step in converting the architecture of Santa Barbara from Eastern US main street to Hispanic Pueblo. We will wander through the quaint passageways, visit the romantic courtyard, and meander down the famous “Street in Spain,” before emerging onto State St. proper. Great spot for pictures.
20
The Historic La Arcada Courtyard
As we stroll up State St., the principal avenue of Santa Barbara, will will enter the pleasant courtyards of the La Arcada building. This tiled paseo wanders past quaint shops and restaurants through the center of the block, which will lead us to the Santa Barbara County Courthouse. On the way, enjoy the quirky bronze statues, second-story arches bridges, and fountain filled with live turtles!
21
Santa Barbara County Courthouse
The beauty and architectural significance of this building cannot be overstated. The most important 20th century building in all of Santa Barbara, it is only second to the Mission in significance, and can be considered the public monument to the Spanish Colonial Revival movement in the United States. We will observe all the wonders the courthouse has to offer, from the great Roman triumphal arch flanked by stone statues on its front facade, to its hand-carved column capitals and painted tiles throughout. Once restrictions ease, we will journey inside, visit the stunning mural room, and climb the stairs or take the elevator up the clock tower for a 360 degree view of the entire town!
22
Santa Barbara Public Library
With different parts of the structure dating from 1917, 1925, and 1930, the Santa Barbara Public Library is an impressive structure, directly across the street from the courthouse. As we walk down Anapamu St, we can admire the detailed stone sculptures which surround the main doorways.
23
The Granada Theatre
The Granada Theatre stands out as a city landmark for many reasons; for one, it is the tallest building in the entire city of Santa Barbara, built in 1924 before the 60ft height ordinance. Additionally, its upper floors are decorated in stunning glazed terra cotta. Hopefully, after restrictions ease, we will be able to journey inside once more to marvel at the wonderfully restored theatre space.
24
Arlington Theatre
Another architectural marvel of downtown Santa Barbara, the Arligton theatre, with its tower that shoots above the surrounding skyline, and arched paseo at ground level, is a pleasant place to sit in the shade. Inside the building, the theatre space itself is rather stunning: it was built to feel like the town square of a Spanish Village. Lined with fake, 3-dimensional building facades, and with a vaulted roof painted with stars, this effect is achieved quite well.
25
Alameda Park
Set out in 1850 for public space, the Alameda parks of today still play a central role to downtown life, hosting events during the Summer Solstice and Earth Day celebrations annually. Planted with a variety of trees brought from abroad, from redwoods to East African Fern Pines. One of the blocks contains a bandstand from the 1880’s, while the other contains an extensive playground dubbed “Kids’ World.” The third block of parks was once home to the internationally famous Mirasol Hotel, but, after the building was badly damaged in a fire in 1966, the entire space was converted into a stunning botanical garden, replete with a duck pond and rare flowering trees.
26
Alice Keck Park Memorial Gardens
Once home to the famous El Mirasol Hotel, this entire square block is now a stunning garden home to a butterfly meadow that attracts monarchs, a running creek with stepping stones, and a massive Australian Fig tree that provides a shady area overlooking a duck pond with live turtles!
27
Santa Barbara Main Post Office
A fascinating blend of Streamline Moderne and Spanish elements, the Santa Barbara Post Office is a fun building to see. The building incorporates sculptures, both within and without.
28
Lobero Theatre
Built in 1924 by esteemed architect George Washington Smith, the Lobero Theatre is an important city landmark. This site has operated as a theatrical space since 1873, when Italian immigrant Jose Lobero opened Southern California’s first opera house here. If restrictions ease, we can go inside and admire the painted vaulted ceiling.
29
El Presidio de Santa Barbara State Historic Park
Here, guests will admire one of the oldest structures in California. Built in 1782 of Adobe brick, the Presidio includes original rooms, soldiers gardens, a chapel, and re-creations of everyday objects of the 18th century. Guests will learn how the buildings were constructed only from materials of the surrounding countryside, and get a chance to imagine life in the far-reaches of the once great Spanish Empire.
30
Santa Barbara Historical Museum
Constructed in 1964 of Adobe brick, the museum is a classic example of early California-style architecture. The museum contains many excellent exhibits on local history, including painting and a collection of etchings. The courtyard also features two adobe structures dating from 1817 and a gift shop, and is an excellent spot for pictures. Guests can enter to explore the exhibits if they choose.
31
City Hall
Constructed before the 1925 earthquake, in 1923, Santa Barbara’s City Hall is an early monument to the Spanish Colonial Revival movement. The building is decorated with hand-painted tiles, and has arches which extend over the sidewalk. In front, there is a large California Pepper Tree, which is a city landmark. City Hall, along with Casa de la Guerra and the News-Press Building, face Plaza de la Guerra, the ceremonial heart of the city.
32
Casa de la Guerra
Constructed in 1819 by Don Jose de la Guerra, fifth Comandante of the Presidio, as both a mansion for his family and a center for his business, this adobe remains just as impressive as it did back in the day. It was a center of cultural and political activities, back when Santa Barbara was simply a few adobes grouped around the Presidio. Today, it remains a centerpiece of the town, hosting the Fiesta celebrations each summer. It is open for visitors on the weekends.
33
El Paseo Building
The construction of El Paseo, from 1922-29, was the first major step in converting the architecture of Santa Barbara from Eastern US main street to Hispanic Pueblo. We will wander through the quaint passageways, visit the romantic courtyard, and meander down the famous “Street in Spain,” before emerging onto State St. proper. Great spot for pictures.
34
The Historic La Arcada Courtyard
As we stroll up State St., the principal avenue of Santa Barbara, will will enter the pleasant courtyards of the La Arcada building. This tiled paseo wanders past quaint shops and restaurants through the center of the block, which will lead us to the Santa Barbara County Courthouse. On the way, enjoy the quirky bronze statues, second-story arches bridges, and fountain filled with live turtles!
35
Santa Barbara County Courthouse
The beauty and architectural significance of this building cannot be overstated. The most important 20th century building in all of Santa Barbara, it is only second to the Mission in significance, and can be considered the public monument to the Spanish Colonial Revival movement in the United States. We will observe all the wonders the courthouse has to offer, from the great Roman triumphal arch flanked by stone statues on its front facade, to its hand-carved column capitals and painted tiles throughout. Once restrictions ease, we will journey inside, visit the stunning mural room, and climb the stairs or take the elevator up the clock tower for a 360 degree view of the entire town!
36
Santa Barbara Public Library
With different parts of the structure dating from 1917, 1925, and 1930, the Santa Barbara Public Library is an impressive structure, directly across the street from the courthouse. As we walk down Anapamu St, we can admire the detailed stone sculptures which surround the main doorways.
37
The Granada Theatre
The Granada Theatre stands out as a city landmark for many reasons; for one, it is the tallest building in the entire city of Santa Barbara, built in 1924 before the 60ft height ordinance. Additionally, its upper floors are decorated in stunning glazed terra cotta. Hopefully, after restrictions ease, we will be able to journey inside once more to marvel at the wonderfully restored theatre space.
38
Arlington Theatre
Another architectural marvel of downtown Santa Barbara, the Arligton theatre, with its tower that shoots above the surrounding skyline, and arched paseo at ground level, is a pleasant place to sit in the shade. Inside the building, the theatre space itself is rather stunning: it was built to feel like the town square of a Spanish Village. Lined with fake, 3-dimensional building facades, and with a vaulted roof painted with stars, this effect is achieved quite well.
39
Alameda Park
Set out in 1850 for public space, the Alameda parks of today still play a central role to downtown life, hosting events during the Summer Solstice and Earth Day celebrations annually. Planted with a variety of trees brought from abroad, from redwoods to East African Fern Pines. One of the blocks contains a bandstand from the 1880’s, while the other contains an extensive playground dubbed “Kids’ World.” The third block of parks was once home to the internationally famous Mirasol Hotel, but, after the building was badly damaged in a fire in 1966, the entire space was converted into a stunning botanical garden, replete with a duck pond and rare flowering trees.
40
Alice Keck Park Memorial Gardens
Once home to the famous El Mirasol Hotel, this entire square block is now a stunning garden home to a butterfly meadow that attracts monarchs, a running creek with stepping stones, and a massive Australian Fig tree that provides a shady area overlooking a duck pond with live turtles!
41
Santa Barbara Main Post Office
A fascinating blend of Streamline Moderne and Spanish elements, the Santa Barbara Post Office is a fun building to see. The building incorporates sculptures, both within and without.
42
Lobero Theatre
Built in 1924 by esteemed architect George Washington Smith, the Lobero Theatre is an important city landmark. This site has operated as a theatrical space since 1873, when Italian immigrant Jose Lobero opened Southern California’s first opera house here. If restrictions ease, we can go inside and admire the painted vaulted ceiling.
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Mike
Sep 2024
This was a very interesting and informative tour. Sully knows everything about the history and architecture of Santa Barbara. We saw sites we would never have come across on our own.
V407MDkellyh
Aug 2024
We thoroughly enjoyed our tour with Sully. His vast knowledge of the area and its architecture kept us very intrigued. He definitely was one of the best guides we have had. I highly recommend you take a tour with him.
Sona_A
Aug 2024
Our guide Sully was very knowledgeable about the region's history and historical buildings. He was kind and flexible to our "demands"/needs. Had good suggestions for restaurants and suggestions and recommendations for future trips. Although we covered quite a bit of historical buildings, I would have loved to see more of the colorful and whimsical buildings which Santa Barbara is known for. It was interesting, informative. Thank you.

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