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Visitors to San Anselmo
San Anselmo, CA Visitors

Visitors to San Anselmo will be pleased with cozy, small-town feel that the community offers. The variety of homes here showcase stunning architecture to admire, and the parks are perfect for biking, hiking and family get-togethers. Located just 20 miles north of San Francisco in Marin County, San Anselmo is small but located in a prime location.

Mount Tamalpais, Muir Beach and the Point Reyes National Seashore are nearby, attracting many outdoor lovers to San Anselmo.

Hotels in and around San Anselmo:
San Anselmo Inn
Mill Valley Inn
Gerstle Park Inn
The Best Western Plus: Corte Madera Inn
Courtyard Marriott Larkspur
Four Points Sheraton: San Rafael
Panama Hotel San Rafael
Mountain Home Inn in Mill Valley

Restaurants in San Anselmo:

At 208 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard in San Anselmo is Taqueria Mi Pueblo, a great Mexican place with fantastic lunch options.

Sushi lovers can dine at Sushi 69, a casual sushi bar on Center Boulevard that has an intimate setting. It serves beer and wine and accepts reservations.

Restaurants along San Anselmo Avenue:

Comforts is charming café that offers many breakfast, lunch and brunch options, desserts and baked goods. It’s a great place to take the kids.

L’Appart Resto is a romantic spot that offers French cuisine, breakfast and dinner dishes as well as beer and wine. It has outdoor seating.

Lanna Thai Restaurant offers great lunch and dinner choices for anyone craving spring rolls or curry. It offers beer, wine and a great casual setting for families.

The best bruschetta in San Anselmo can be found at the Italian Cucina Restaurant & Wine Bar. This restaurant is great for families and large groups.

Attractions in and around San Anselmo:

San Anselmo has several attractions in and around the city. The tight-knit community holds many festivals and events for visitors and residents alike to enjoy. Whether you enjoy hiking, biking or camping in one of the many surrounding areas: Taylor State Park, Tamalpais State Park and Point Reyes or you want to snuggle up with a book at Carnegie Library after a morning at Eden Spa, visitors will be pleased to find an endless list of places to visit during their stay in San Anselmo.

The “Crookedest Railroad in the World” can be found connecting the backwoods of Mount Tamalpais with Muir Woods. Constructed in 1896 and out of commission completely by 1929, this railway makes several turns across jagged terrain, stretching a total of 8.19 miles. You will find many bikers biking along sections of the railway.

San Anselmo Avenue in downtown is a delightful stroll for those wanting to gain a better idea of the culture of San Anselmo. Bookstores, antique shops, art galleries and cafes make San Anselmo Avenue the place to be on a Friday evening. Even if you’re not in the mood to shop, it’s a great place to stroll peek in the windows of the shops.

Every summer, San Anselmo’s annual Art & Wine Festival takes place on San Anselmo Avenue for two days. Organized by the Chamber, this event features a variety of activities for residents and tourists: arts, crafts, contests, art shows, live music, dance exhibitions and much more. Usually in June, this festival can be found on San Anselmo Avenue between Bolinas and Tamalpais.

Creek Park, one of San Anselmo’s six beautiful parks, offers film nights in the park for families throughout the summer. Toward the end of the summer, you can even catch live entertainment by attending the concert in the park music series.

There are several art galleries along San Anselmo Avenue which is unsurprising due to the number of artists in the area. The San Anselmo Historical Museum on Tunstead Avenue offers many exhibits and interesting historical information about San Anselmo’s roots.

Samuel P. Taylor State Park consists of about 2,700 acres of beautiful California redwoods and meadows. Taylor Park is a popular destination for camping, hiking and biking.

The Robson-Harrington House and Park, at 237 Crescent Road, is one of San Anselmo’s most unique features. Built during the turn of the 20th century, this mansion offers a gorgeous indoor space available for residents to rent. There are 30 small garden plots here that are maintained by locals. Families love to reserve picnic areas at this park.

Whatever activities you enjoy, San Anselmo offers a list that is far from short. If you’re considering visiting San Anselmo, let SanAnselmo.com be your ultimate guide to getting the most out of your San Anselmo vacation.

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