Articles related to "California Missions"

An oasis surrounded by three major freeways, the mission is a peaceful hideaway located in the urban sprawl of Los Angeles, and makes a perfect spot for a picnic lunch.

These wineries may be known for their Zinfandel but the stories of the region's Spanish Chilean roots and a Polish PM/winemaker's 1920 Ascenion have more to tell.

Through the artwork of esteemed painter Edwin Deakin, Crocker Art Museum patrons will be able to see dozens of California's most beautiful sites - all in the same place.

The San Diego mission is located six miles from the city of San Diego on Presidio Hill and serves as an active parish church and cultural center for people of all faiths.

An affordable vacation idea is to plan an educational tour by car of Northern California's historic Spanish Missions for short weekend getaways.

The eleventh of 21 missions established by Padre Junipero Serra in what now is the U.S.A. provides an authentic look into the history of early day California.

Father Junipero Serra: Franciscan Missionary in California and major cause of the decline of California's Native American population.

The role of the Mission grape (Criolla Chica) in New World winemaking.

Continue on with another affordable family vacation by following historic Mission Bells on an extended day car trip near Monterey Bay.

Orlando is a family friendly vacation destination. Pet friendly hotels welcome dogs and cats along for a Florida getaway.

The wedding season is at hand. Here are four beautiful, unique wineries in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties that are ideal places for popping the question.

What are the different kinds of salmon available and why is this fish so desirable and heart-healthy to eat?

First article in a series leading to the fascinating history of wineries in America's midwest.

The first vineyards and wines of early California.

Some of California's best views lie along the coast road between San Francisco and Los Angeles. The most dramatic scenery is on the stretch between Carmel and San Simeon.

While wine has been made for centuries in many locations around the world, these unlikely candidates gave rise to today's great New World Wines.