Experience Sacramento
The "Gold Rush" that brought Sacramento to life may have ended 150 years ago. But cooking school students of Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Sacramento will find that there’s still a lot to discover in California’s capital city.
Sacramento, the cultural and economic center of a four-county region that’s home to more than 2 million residents, is a fun and stimulating place to live. The city boasts major theater venues like the Community Center Theatre and Memorial Auditorium, both housed in the Sacramento Convention Center Complex, and the Wells Fargo Auditorium. Sacramento is also the site of one of California’s largest concentrations of smaller community theaters.
Sacramento's major Gold Rush-era attraction is the Old Sacramento district, which abounds in historic buildings dating from the 1860s that you can view while strolling along cobbled streets. Old Sacramento is also ideal for a great dining experience, with restaurants offering everything from California cuisine to Cajun, Indian, Mexican, and great seafood.
Find out more about what makes Sacramento a great place to attend culinary school and live, visit www.discovergold.com.
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