El Paseo

El Paseo feels like a little village in Santa Barbara. The adobe was worked by the officer of El Presidio de Santa Barbara, Jose de la Guerra, in the vicinity of 1819 and 1828. The officer and his significant other raised their family here, and throughout the years, it turned into the social, political, and social focal point of Santa Barbara. It remains an incredible case of a princely, Spanish-Mexican-style home amid the period. Guided visits are accessible with progress reservation. El Paseo is likewise one of the scenes for yearly Old Spanish Days Festival occasions, and the patio is a dazzling spot for lunch. Note that the primary passageway is on the 800 piece of State Street.