6 Top Reasons To Visit Fullerton
Founded in 1887 and named for George H. Fullerton, the city of Fullerton is a mixture of deep-rooted Orange County history, modern urbanization and a rich night life culture. Set amongst gorgeous blooming jacaranda trees and surrounded by the decadent smell of the jasmine flower, the city of Fullerton is a mecca for residents, industry, education and pop culture alike.
Downtown Fullerton
Harbor Boulevard
www.fullertondowntown.com
During the daylight hours, downtown Fullerton is picturesque to shop and leisurely stroll. However, downtown Fullerton comes alive at night time. Set amongst 1900's historical architecture is unique mixture of hip modern urbanization and historical landmarks. Upscale condos, boutiques and hip eateries like Heroes Restaurant And Brewery make downtown Fullerton modern. While historical landmarks like the Fox Theater Complex establish downtown Fullerton in history.
Summit House Restaurant
2000 East Bastanchury Road
Fullerton, CA 92835
(714) 671-4111
www.summithouse.com
No trip to the city of Fullerton can be complete without a fine and romantic dine at the Summit House Restaurant. Set atop a hill with views of North Orange County, The Summit House features delicious and classic cuisine.
Muckenthaler Cultural Center
1201 West Malvern Avenue
Fullerton, CA 92833
(714) 738-6595
www.themuck.org
Built in 1924 by Walter and Adella Muckenthaler, the Muckenthaler Cultural Center strives to stimulate creativity and imagination while preserving the history of the Muckenthaler estate. "The Muck" hosts gallery exhibits, performances, wedding and corporate events and classes to over 30,000 people a year. The Muckenthaler is well known for their extensive offering of classes for children and adults; such as "Photography for children" and "Punchong Style Ceramics" for adults. See the website for more details and a full list of classes offered.
Hillcrest Park
1200 North Harbor Boulevard
Fullerton, CA 92832
(714) 738-6575
www.ci.fullerton.ca.us
Located in the heart of Fullerton, Hillcrest Park encompasses over 37 acres and opened in 1922 with the objective to provide a sense of adventure and nature exploration. There are several notable structures located throughout the park, such as the historic fountain (1936), Isaak Walton Cabin (1946), Red Cross Building (1927) and the Hillcrest Recreation Center (1932). The Lower Lawn directly above the playground is angled at a slope and just perfect for picnic lunches and rolling down.
Fullerton Arboretum
1900 Associated Road
Fullerton, CA 92831
(657) 278-3407
www.fullertonarboretum.org
Tucked alongside California State University Fullerton, the Fullerton Arboretum encompasses 26 acres of thriving wildlife and beautiful scenery. Although directly adjacent to the 57 freeway, going to the Arboretum is like stepping inside another world. Quiet, serene, lush and peaceful, The Fullerton Arboretum is the perfect place to spend an afternoon. As the largest botanical garden in Orange County, it is dedicated to the community as a resource for ecological, horticultural and historical education.
Sky Thrills
3815 West Commonwealth Avenue
Fullerton, CA 92833
(714) 402-4888
www.skythrills.com
Take a thrill flight in the city of Fullerton! Sky Thrills is offering the thrill of a lifetime on a Pitts S-2C or Extra 300L aircrafts flying out of Fullerton Airport where you will have the opportunity to fly the extreme aircraft of your choice (for up to 90% of the flight time) at speeds up to 250 mph during a series of basic through unlimited aerobatic maneuvers. No pilot's license or prior flight experience is necessary and it is the best place for students to learn how to fly.
