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Capitol Park

Capitol Park contains an abundance of memorials, monuments, and points of interest to remind us of California’s history and natural beauty. Plentiful walkways crisscross this 40-acre park so that visitors from near and far may admire its defining features and relax under the shade of its magnificent trees.

The History of Capitol Park

In 1860, four city blocks were allocated for what would become one of the most beautiful State Capitol grounds in the nation. Discover more about the history of Capitol Park, a stunning natural escape located in the heart of Sacramento’s bustling urban landscape.

Old photo of the Capitol Park

The History of Capitol Park

In 1860, four city blocks were allocated for what would become one of the most beautiful State Capitol grounds in the nation. Discover more about the history of Capitol Park, a stunning natural escape located in the heart of Sacramento’s bustling urban landscape.

Memorials and Monuments

Civil War Memorial Grove

Firefighters Memorial

El Soldado, War Memorial

Peace Officers Memorial

Spanish-American War Memorial

USS California Bell

Veterans Memorial

Vietnam War Memorial

Thomas Starr King Memorial

California Native American Monument

Points of Interest

Camellia Grove

Commemorative Seals

California Native American Grinding Rock

Native Plant Life

World Peace Rose Garden