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Downtown Redwood City blends Silicon Valley hustle with historic charm around the majestic 1910 County Courthouse, now a fascinating history museum. The restored Fox Theatre's vintage marquee glows against modern office buildings while Courthouse Square hosts lively farmers markets and concerts. Tech companies and startups create a buzzing business atmosphere perfect for travelers interested in the innovation landscape.
Diverse dining options range from upscale farm-to-table spots to casual ethnic eateries with strong Mexican, Italian, and Asian influences. Most hotels cater to business travelers with tech-forward amenities. Getting around is easy with the Caltrain station providing direct access to San Francisco and San Jose, plus the area is wonderfully walkable.
Redwood Shores offers a peaceful escape with miles of waterfront trails wrapping around scenic lagoons and San Francisco Bay views. The Oracle campus shows off cool public art while birds swoop overhead along the Bay Trail. You can spend your days strolling boardwalks, watching boats glide by, or catching a sunset from one of the viewing platforms that dot the shoreline.
Dining options cluster near the Oracle campus with California cuisine that won't disappoint. Hotels cater mostly to business travelers but offer comfy spots to crash after exploring the area. You'll definitely want a car here—public transit is limited, but the trade-off is plenty of free parking and uncrowded walking paths.
Woodside offers a tranquil escape where towering redwoods frame multi-million dollar estates and horse trails wind through lush landscapes. The Santa Cruz Mountains provide a stunning backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts hiking through Huddart Park or Edgewood Preserve. Filoli Historic House showcases Georgian Revival architecture with 16 acres of formal gardens that change with the seasons.
Getting around requires a car, as public transit is limited in this affluent community. The Village Hub features upscale farm-to-table restaurants where tech executives and celebrities often dine. For overnight stays, expect boutique B&Bs and luxury vacation rentals nestled among the trees.
Staumbaugh Heller is the quiet, tree-lined retreat you've been looking for in the pricey Silicon Valley area. This residential pocket of Redwood City trades tourist buzz for authentic suburban charm. Take morning strolls on wide sidewalks past mid-century homes, or use this peaceful base to explore nearby attractions like Fox Theatre and Hiller Aviation Museum.
Getting around requires wheels—either your own car or ride-sharing services, as public transit is limited here. Most travelers choose vacation rentals or B&Bs in family homes, enjoying the perks of full kitchens and free parking. While dining options are sparse within the neighborhood, downtown Redwood City is just a quick drive away.
North Fair Oaks serves up authentic Latino culture in the heart of Silicon Valley, without the touristy price tag. Grab some incredible tacos from family-run spots, browse mercados full of Mexican goods, or catch weekend barbacoa specials. The neighborhood hums with community life and Spanish conversations while colorful single-story homes line the streets.
Fair Oaks Park offers a green retreat with sports courts and playgrounds where locals gather. Getting around works best with a car, though ride-sharing is readily available. This area provides budget-friendly meals and a genuine glimpse into vibrant Mexican-American traditions just minutes from tech giants.
If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Fox Theatre in Downtown Redwood City. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Music@Menlo isn't far.
After visiting Marlin Park, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Redwood City. Attend a sporting event or simply enjoy the top-notch restaurants while you're in the area.
If seeing the sights is on your list of things to do, head to Filoli— just one of the landmarks located 4.5 mi (7.2 km) from central Redwood City. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches.
Catch an event at The Foundry, and enjoy other activities in Redwood City such as hiking. Attend a sporting event or simply enjoy the top-notch restaurants while you're in the area.
Catch a show at the historic Fox Theatre, where performers take the stage in a beautifully restored art deco gem. The Port of Redwood City offers waterfront views as the only deepwater port south of San Francisco on the bay. Edgewood Park's trails wind through natural preserves where wildflowers bloom in spring against mountain backdrops. Downtown's bustling Broadway features quirky shops and cafes beneath the iconic climate boast: 'Climate Best By Government Test.' Tech giants like Oracle and Electronic Arts call this Silicon Valley hub home, yet the city maintains its small-town feel. For garden enthusiasts, nearby Filoli showcases spectacular formal gardens surrounding a historic country estate.
Redwood City is a friendly locale known for its restaurants. Top places to visit include San Francisco Bay. Check out other sights like Fox Theatre and Filoli.
