Editing Santa Barbara, California (section)

===Other attractions===

*[[Rafael Gonzalez House]] – [[Adobe]] residence of the alcalde of Santa Barbara in the 1820s, and a [[National Historic Landmark]].
*[[Santa Barbara's Moreton Bay Fig Tree]] – a giant [[Moreton Bay Fig]], {{convert|80|ft|m|round=5}} tall, which has one of the largest total shaded areas of any tree in North America
*[[Burton Mound]] – on Mason Street at Burton Circle, this mound is thought to be the [[Chumash people|Chumash]] village of [[Syujton]], recorded by [[Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo]] in 1542, and again by Fr. Crespí and Portolá in 1769. ([[California Historical Landmark]] No. 306)
*[[De La Guerra Plaza]] (Casa de la Guerra) – Site of the first City Hall, and still the center of the city's administration. (California Historical Landmark No. 307) Also the location of the [[Santa Barbara News-Press]].
*[[Covarrubias Adobe]] – Built in 1817; adjacent to the [[Santa Barbara Historical Museum]] on Santa Barbara Street. (California Historical Landmark No. 308)
*[[Hastings Adobe (Santa Barbara, California)|Hastings Adobe]] – Built in 1854, partially from material recovered from the wreck of the ''[[S.S. Winfield Scott]]''. (California Historical Landmark No. 559)
*[[Hill-Carrillo Adobe]] – Built in 1825 by [[Daniel A. Hill]] for his wife Rafaela L. Ortega y Olivera; currently at 11 E. Carrillo Street.
*[[Cold Spring Tavern]]
*[[Santa Barbara Zoo]]
*[[Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary]]
*[[Channel Islands National Park]]
*[[Presidio of Santa Barbara|El Presidio de Santa Bárbara State Historic Park]]