Best Landmarks in San Mateo

Discover San Mateo: Your gateway to the San Francisco Peninsula, offering seamless Caltrain access to vibrant downtown, diverse dining, and cultural attractions.

Experience the grandeur of a bygone era at Carolands Chateau, a meticulously restored Gilded Age mansion in Hillsborough, offering a glimpse into the lives of America's wealthiest.

Discover panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay Area from this serene Belmont vista point, dedicated to Len Turner, offering a tranquil escape and stunning photo opportunities.

A towering, controversial statue of the 'Founder of California,' sparking debate about his legacy and the impact of the mission system on Native American populations.

Commemorating the historic 1769 Portolà Expedition, this landmark marks the first European contact with the San Francisco Bay Area, offering a glimpse into California's rich past.

Discover the awe-inspiring Skull of a Blue Whale in Half Moon Bay, a historical landmark that celebrates marine life and highlights the critical importance of ocean conservation efforts.

Experience the grandeur of California's Gilded Age at Ralston Hall Mansion, a National Historic Landmark on the campus of Notre Dame de Namur University in Belmont.

Explore the Historical Marker at Pacific City in San Mateo, California, and delve into the rich history that shaped the region's cultural heritage.

A solemn tribute to the brave men and women of San Carlos who sacrificed their lives in service, the War Memorial offers a place for reflection and remembrance in Highlands Park.

Discover a serene oasis in San Mateo: the Eugene J. De Sabla, Jr., Teahouse and Tea Garden, a historic Japanese garden designed by Makoto Hagiwara, offering a glimpse into California's past.

Discover the architectural legacy of Ernest Coxhead at his former San Mateo residence, a charming Tudor Revival home showcasing Arts and Crafts design in a picturesque setting.