Stroll along this historic oceanfront street and enjoy everything from boutiques and galleries to fine dining and nightlife.

A stunning Basilica and museum located in Carmel, this U.S. National Historic Landmark is rich in spiritual heritage.

Visit Monterey's village-like neighbor to the south and be transported to quaint restaurants, boutiques, galleries, and more.

Step back in time and enter this Monterey landmark's unique re-creation of the room where the California constitution was first drafted in 1849.

Leave reality behind and visit this permanent exhibition of Dali's work, the famous artist who once called Monterey home.

Spend an afternoon with the kids at this sprawling waterside park, where a maze, climbing wall, and numerous play structures offers ample opportunities for fun.

Explore 83 miles of diverse trails across 14,000 acres located on the former Fort Ord military base.

Monterey is home to some of the best golf in the world including Pebble Beach Golf Links, Spyglass Hill Golf Course, and The Links at Spanish Bay.

Spanish for "dry lake", this uniquely shaped raceway hosts high-octane car and motorcycle races throughout the year.

Dive into one of the area's most popular attractions and explore an undersea world of wonder with a focus on regional habitats.

A paved path that stretches 18 miles along the coast from Castroville to Pacific Grove is the perfect way to walk, bike, or skate around the area.

Curiosity is nourished and creativity flourishes at this kid-friendly museum offering a variety of hands-on exhibits.

Immerse yourself in culture with a visit to one or both of this museum's facilities that celebrate and interpret the art of California.

This museum and cultural center is an engaging homage to the author that put the town of Monterey on the map.

This pier on the peninsula is the best place for shopping, dining, and sightseeing when you're ready to play tourist for the day.

A great way to spend an afternoon for any Steinbeck fan, tour the lab that inspired the Western Biological Laboratory in the famed Cannery Row.

One of America's first natural history museums, this museum highlights the plants, wildlife, and geology found along California's central coast.

Spectacular rock formations created by an ancient volcano make this inland park ideal for hikers looking to explore caves and spires.

Embrace the beautiful outdoors at this reserve that offers everything from diving and whale watching to hiking and picnicking.

Beach days are a breeze in Monterey with more than 99 miles of coastline featuring favorites such as Asilomar State Beach, Carmel Beach, and McAbee Beach.