
The American Riviera, where every red-tile roof has a backstory.
Santa Barbara wears its history on its sleeve — Spanish missions, Chumash heritage, oil-baron mansions, and a downtown rebuilt entirely in red-tile Spanish Revival after the 1925 earthquake. This hunt walks you from the Mission down through the Funk Zone, with detours into the courthouse and the wharf.
Pinch to zoom. Tap a marker to see the stop name. The dashed line traces the suggested walking order.
Each stop shows the walking distance and direction from the previous one, plus a tap-through to your phone's maps for step-by-step directions.
"Climb the whitewashed tower above tiled tales to survey red roofs and sea-blue horizons."
"Adobe walls remember soldiers, settlers, and a frontier held in a king’s name."
"Twin bells watch over roses and a city shaped by faith and faultlines."
"Where wooden planks meet the glittering channel and pelicans ride the breeze."
"A titan from Australia spreads its roots by the rails, casting cathedral shade."
"Behind a glowing marquee, a starry ‘sky’ arches over a Spanish village."