Riverside's most celebrated landmark is an eclectic fantasy of art and architecture that looms like a regal Spanish palace amid the bustle of downtown. The inn was founded in 1876 by Christopher Columbus Miller, a local engineer who erected a two-sto..

This beautifully preserved 1891 Victorian residence sports exceptional craftsmanship typical of the prosperous houses that lined Magnolia Avenue during the late 19C. Elaborate ornamentation heralds the many traditions typically incorporated into the ..

Founded in 1973, this museum of photographic art and technology occupies a former Kress dime store (1929). A highlight of the museum's holdings is the Keystone-Mast Collection of 350,000 stereographic negatives dating from 1870-1940, reputedly the la..

Hearst Castle architect Julia Morgan designed this 1929 building for the YWCA, next to the Mission Revival-style Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Traveling exhibitions-which supplement a wall dedicated to the museum's own holdings-have included exhibi..

Glimpses of the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains highlight a stroll through this lovely, 40-acre botanic garden set in two shallow canyons on the eastern edge of campus. Collections feature 3,500 plant species native to California, Australia ..