Best places: Historical landmarks in Moreno Valley, United States

👍👍 It’s a 3-mile trail. Parking is available at Ryan Bonaminio Park.

Family-friendly park with restaurants & a farmer's market, plus a steam train, pony rides & more.

Compact museum with exhibits about the iconic hamburger chain, at the site of the first location.

1897 home & sprawling renaissance-style Italian gardens, with tours available several times weekly.

Exhibits of local history & art in a National Historic Landmark hotel in Mission Revival style.

👍👍 If you feel anger. Go up the mountain and as you flush out all anger. Once you reach this tower and look down and see the cemetery you will find inner peace. And one day you will rest in peace

This remodeled home of a prominent doctor & wine-maker was the 1st brick structure in the region.

👍👍 Wonderful place. Historic mansion built in the 1880s. $2.00 for adults if you are taking the tour. Very informational. Open only on Saturdays. Once you are inside, you will feel like you have been transported back in time. Great place to visit.

👍👍 I was in Fontana, CA so I came to visit world famous mobster Al Capone's villa. The house still has a big C on the chimney that Al Capone personally put in place. The house has an underground tunnel that fits two full sized cars in it and it goes directly from under the house to a near by church. A...

👍👍 I went to the Burrage Christmas event on 12/13/2020 evening. I had to RSVP in advance, even though the event was free. I now know why -- because they gave out Christmas stocking 😊 It was such a fun night, but it was too short and the car lineup went too fast. I didn't have a chance to take other ph...

👍 This is one of our go-to hikes because it's not too far from our home in redlands. The only downside is it is a fire road so trucks and four wheelers use it as well as hikers for the first part of the trail so sometimes the dust or the speed of the vehicles are of concern. Once you pass into the sec...

😐 Neat place. Really amazing maze carved into the stone. Sad they had to double fence it in. ☹️ Highly suggest hiking up the hill during a cool time of the day.

🫤 This spot is a beautiful piece of San Bernardino history. However, it is run down and has been trashed by the vagrants and ignorant. It is a shame really. I was born in Lake Arrowhead and spent my educational years here in the Inland Empire. I can't ever remember even knowing about the Arrowhead. I'...

👍👍 You don't really need to use a train to enjoy the historic Redlands Train Station. It would be a place you'd visit if it was in Europe or Asia. Specially during winter you could see the snow up on the mountains in the background and it's a shame when you live there, you see it every day and you don'...

👍👍 Too bad the area is being surrounded by semi-truck companies. Riverside should take more notice of their historical sites.