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Riverside

As the birthplace of the California citrus industry, and just a short distance away from Los Angeles and San Bernardino, Riverside is an example of the quintessential Californian experience. Riverside is full of Spanish influence and charm mixed with turn of the century American idealism offering the chance of a more suburban experience of California with several cultural and arts offerings.

Population: 327,728

Median Household Income: $56,089

Median Property Value: $403,300

Events

Events In Riverside

Every year Riverside hosts several lovely festivals, parades, and fairs. The Riverside Airshow takes place in March, highlighting some of the top aerial performers, and showcases new technology in the aviation industry. The top talent in visual and performing arts are celebrated at the Long Night of Arts & Innovation. Lastly, the Mission Inn hosts the Riverside Festival of Lights, with beautiful decoration and illumination of the mission revival structure.

Restaurants in Riverside

There are no shortages of places to get a bite to eat in the home of the California citrus industry. Simple Simon’s is home to delicious American cafe style foods including to-die-for soups. For more of a southwest style experience, Anchos Southwest Grill and Bar will leave you feeling happy and full with their large choice of food and drinks. If you're more in the mood for a sweet treat, then head over to Casey’s Cupcakes located at the Mission in to partake in a delightful pastry.

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Attractions

Nearby Riverside Attractions

There is so much to do and see in this idyllic Californian town. Discover the history of movie magic at the UCR/California Museum of Photography where you can look at vintage cameras and photographs. One of the main tourist sites (for good reason) is the impressive Mission Inn Hotel, which is the largest example of Mission Revival Style of Building. Nearby the Inn you can discover the Riverside Metropolitan Museum dedicated to the history and art of the region.