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Church of the One Tree
The Church of One Tree was built from just one redwood tree in 1873. This site was made famous by Robert Ripley, founder of the Ripley's Believe it or Not franchise. Today, the church houses a musuem dedicated to Ripley, a native son of Santa Rosa.
Address: 492 Sonoma Avenue Santa Rosa CA USA 95401-6319
 1 707 524-5233
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The Sonoma County Museum looks at the history of the Sonoma Valley and beyond, with exhibits that aim to educate and entertain. Located on 7th Street in Santa Rosa, CA.
Address: 425 7th Street Santa Rosa CA USA 95401
1 707 579-1500
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The Santa Rosa Museum of Contemporary Art showcases local, national and international artists in four indoor galleries and four outdoor sculpture galleries. Located at the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts on Mark West Springs Road.
Address: 50 Mark West Springs Road Santa Rosa CA USA 95403
1 707 527-0297
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The Charles M Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa commemorates the cartoon artwork of Peanuts creator Charles Schulz. Located on Hardies Lane.
Address: 2301 Hardies Ln Santa Rosa CA USA 95403
1 707 579-4452
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This museum celebrates the history of aircraft and flight. Located on Airport Boulevard in Santa Rosa, CA.
Address: 2230 Becker Boulevard Santa Rosa CA USA 95403
1 707 575-7900
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