Vallejo Information: Tickets, Venues, Events and More

The city of Vallejo is located in the state of California, United States. Vallejo falls in the Solano county and lies in the San Francisco Bay Area on the northeastern shore of San Pablo Bay. According to the 2002 census, the total population of the city stands at 116,898.

The city was named after General Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo. As per the United States Census Bureau, the city covers a total area of 126.3 km², of which 61.93% is land and remaining is water. The city is easily accessible by the Interstate 80 running from San Francisco to Sacramento. There are numerous faults in the the surrounding areas of the city, such as the extremely active San Andreas and Hayward Faults. Vallejo has also served twice as the capital of the state of California.

The city is popular for being the home of the Six Flags Discovery Kingdom theme park and the California Maritime Academy. Some popular cultural centers and tourist spots within the city are the 'Greater Vallejo Recreation District Community Centers', the 'Islamic Center of Vallejo' and the 'Cunningham Pool' and the 'Vallejo Plunge'.

The city has a prominent golfing culture and there are a number of massive golf courses located in the city, such as the 'Blue Rock Springs Golf Course', the 'Hiddenbrooke Golf Course', the 'Mare Island Golf Course' and the 'Mortara Municipal Golf Course'. Some popular tourist spots in the city are the 'Solano County Fairgrounds', the 'Mare Island Historic Park', the 'Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum' and the Historical Empress Theater, which is the cultural center of the city.

Vallejo also has a popular boating culture and has two famous boating institutions, the 'Vallejo Yacht Club' and the 'Vallejo Municiple Marina'.

The city of Vallejo is located in the state of California, United States. Vallejo falls in the Solano county and lies in the San Francisco Bay Area on the northeastern shore of San Pablo Bay. According to the 2002 census, the total population of the city stands at 116,898.

The city was named after General Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo. As per the United States Census Bureau, the city covers a total area of 126.3 km², of which 61.93% is land and remaining is water. The city is easily accessible by the Interstate 80 running from San Francisco to Sacramento. There are numerous faults in the the surrounding areas of the city, such as the extremely active San Andreas and Hayward Faults. Vallejo has also served twice as the capital of the state of California.

The city is popular for being the home of the Six Flags Discovery Kingdom theme park and the California Maritime Academy. Some popular cultural centers and tourist spots within the city are the 'Greater Vallejo Recreation District Community Centers', the 'Islamic Center of Vallejo' and the 'Cunningham Pool' and the 'Vallejo Plunge'.

The city has a prominent golfing culture and there are a number of massive golf courses located in the city, such as the 'Blue Rock Springs Golf Course', the 'Hiddenbrooke Golf Course', the 'Mare Island Golf Course' and the 'Mortara Municipal Golf Course'. Some popular tourist spots in the city are the 'Solano County Fairgrounds', the 'Mare Island Historic Park', the 'Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum' and the Historical Empress Theater, which is the cultural center of the city.

Vallejo also has a popular boating culture and has two famous boating institutions, the 'Vallejo Yacht Club' and the 'Vallejo Municiple Marina'.