oFFnullthenull eAten PAth
nulllightful discoveries await around every bend as Tauck
takes you offnullhenulleaten path through the heart of nulllifornia
nullfrom wine and nullld nullsh country in the north, inland
to the natural wonders of nullsemite, and along the nullcific
nullast to the mission towns of the south.
along the ocean. nullrvel at elaborately carved ceilings and
SAn nulluAn cAPiStrAno
other adornments on a walking tour of nullarst nullstle at
nullplore one of nulllifornianull oldest original nullthnullentury
San Simeon, the grandiose estate of publishing magnate
missions, home to a chapel thatnull been in continuous use
William nullndolph nullarst nullwho referred to the nullnullroom
for over nullnullyears nulland the very place to which the famous
Spanishnulloorish mansion as nullhe ranch,nulland tinkered with
migrating cliff swallows return every springnull
it so much during the null years he resided there that it was
never completed in his lifetimenullArrive at The nulliffs nullsort,
overlooking the nullcific on Shell nullach. Meals nullD
null S AntA BArBArA / loS AnGeleS
Silhouetted against the Santa nullenullnulluntains, seaside Santa
nullrbara is your nenull stop along the nullold nullast.nullSee the
nullditerranean architecture of the old courthouse, with free
time to enulllore the city. nullntinue on to glamorous nulls
Angeles, Americanull secondnullargest city and entertainment
capital. nullsit the J. nullul nulltty nullseum in nulls Angelesnullnulltty
nullnter, featuring an enullensive collection of prenullnullhnullentury
AlonG the 1nullm ile drive
nullropean art and sculpture, antinullities, and photographs by
Tauck takes you for a spin along one of Americanull most
many of the worldnull famous artists. nulloking the grandeur of
spectacular stretches of road nullthe scenic 17-Mile Drive,
a century ago, your landmark nullsadena hotel nullThe nullngham
hugging the nullcific nullast as it winds its way through the nulll
nullntington, nullsadena, nulls Angeles nullis a retreat from the
nullnte Forest, nullcific nullove and nullbble nullach.
bustle of the city, long favored by celebrities. Meals null
null h ollyWood / cAPiStrAno / SAn dieGo
Itnull nullooray for nullllywoodnullas you enulllore the historic movie
capital, including nullverly nulllls, nulldeo nullive, Sunset Strip
and nullaumannull nullinese Theater. nullad south to San Juan
nullpistrano, the mission town famous for the swallows that
arrive each nullrchnullspend some free time before winding your
way along the breathtaking nullcific nullast to San nullego. nullur
home for the nenull two nights ennullys a prestigious waterfront
location on nullssion Island, boasting panoramic views of both
San nullego nully and the San nullego city skyline. Meals null
heArSt cAStlenullS An Simeon
A place that has to be seen to be believed... visit the
1null i nSide the SAn dieGo nulloo
incredible estate of William nullndolph nullarst. The nullnullroom
nullme to more than animals nullnullnull representing over nullnull
mansion evokes the very picture of nullanadu,nullthe fictional
species, the San nullego nullo at nulllboa nullrk is the largest nullo in
counterpart it inspired in the film Citizen Kane.
the world. Tauck takes you on a private insidernull tour of this
acclaimed international wildlife enullerience today, boasting
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