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Redlands “Sweet Treats” Tour

A visit to historic downtown Redlands wouldn't be complete without taking some time out to savor a few sweet treats. After lunch, after dinner or after taking in a downtown event...almost anytime...is a great time for something sweet to eat. Here are a few downtown "sweet spots" that you may want to visit...

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Treasures of Redlands Tour

These iconic landmarks, located throughout the community, can be seen in a day’s drive, but why not take some extra time to really explore what each venue has to offer. Some provide tours, many are free and all are worth a visit. Stay in local accommodations and plan a multi-day excursion!

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Downtown Redlands Historic Tour

This downtown walking tour will take you back to the 1800’s as you stroll along Orange and State Streets where you’ll find a variety of present-day boutiques, shops and restaurants. Ah, but the buildings these businesses are located in...some are more than 100 years old and each has a story of its own…

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Victorian-style mansion with ornate architecture, featuring a large turret, multiple windows, and intricate woodwork, surrounded by lush greenery.

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Redlands Historical Society

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A.K. Smiley Public Library

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A.K. Smiley Library

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Redlands Bowl

Redlands Bowl and the Mission Gables Bowl House

The Redlands Bowl in Smiley Park can actually trace its heritage back to the King of Spain in 1769.  Ownership of the land passed through Mexico to the U.S. Territory of California in 1848 and was then awarded to Jose Del Carmen Lugo and eventually to Albert Smiley, one of Redlands "Patron Saints".  The city of Redlands came into ownership in 1898. The Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival was begun in 1924 by Grace Stewart Mullen, founder of the Redands Community Music Association.  She believed the music should be enjoyed by all and dreamed of Redlands having a performin...

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