Roseville attractions

Welcome to the heart of Roseville. This is where the history of Roseville resides and where the community celebrates various cultural events all year-round . Downtown & Old Town are rich with unique, one-of-a-kind shopping and dining establishments serving you from historic buildings that provide the backdrop for a stroll down memory lane.

Main Street

Roseville, CA 95678

Roseville Arts!? is not-for-profit membership organization that has been a valuable community resource for more than 40 years. Its main gallery, the Blue Line Gallery, features group and individual exhibitions with local, regional and national representation. Its Children's Gallery and annual Family Arts Festival provide ongoing opportunities for children. And Roseville Arts' tours transport residents to cultural events throughout the West Coast.

405 Vernon Street #100

Roseville, CA 95678

Experience the ultimate in designer choices at the bright and friendly Westfield Galleria at Roseville. Discover the distinguished brands among 240 boutiques including Tiffany, Burberry and Louis Vuitton. Our flagship stores include Nordstrom, Macy’s, Apple, JCPenney and Sears. If all that shopping makes you hungry, find a quick bite at the Dining Terrace or enjoy fine dinning at Il Fornaio, Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse, or The Cheesecake Factory.

1151 Galleria Blvd

Roseville, CA 95678

Welcome to Fountains at Roseville where you will find 43 unique national retailers, local boutiques, restaurants and services, including Whole Foods, Anthropologie, Z Gallerie, Orvis, Serendipity, California Pizza Kitchen, McCormick & Schmick's Seafood, and much more. Fountains at Roseville is also home to wonderful amenities including a main water feature show, a children's interactive fountain where kids of all ages can play, train rides, a fire pit and one of a kind bronze sculpted animals.

1013 Galleria Blvd # 200

Roseville, CA 95678

The centerpiece attraction is a gigantic wave pool that creates 84 feet wide tsunami waves to ride on, splash in or just watch from the sand-free beach. Vortex, Revolution and StormRider are three progressive bowl type slides that are ridden solo or with friends on a duo tube or quad raft. Within the castle walls, play over 200 video games, or challenge your friends to a game of laser tag upstairs. And, if you need more fun, there's 2 Miniture Golf courses, and a Fastcar Racetrack.

1893 Taylor Rd

Roseville, CA 95661

Civic Theatre West's mission is to entertain, engage and educate through inspired theatre experiences that enrich the cultural lives of Northern Californians. Presenting a full schedule of musicals, mysteries, comedies, children's theater, youth musical workshops and concerts in the historic Roseville Theater and nearby Tower Theater, performed on Friday and Saturday evenings, and Sunday matinees.

241 Vernon Street

Roseville, CA 95678

Join the thousands of people who enjoy Denio's Farmers Market & Swap Meet each Friday, Saturday and Sunday. There's plenty of paved parking, hundreds of vendors, aisles of fresh produce, lots of good food, and bargains galore just waiting for you. Located at 1551 Vineyard Road, Roseville.

1551 Vineyard Road

Roseville, CA 95678

Created out of the city’s belief that sustainability is a principle to live by, the Roseville Utility Exploration Center (RUEC) is a one-of-a-kind environmental learning center focused on bringing visitors information on protecting natural resources in a fun, engaging way. The RUEC is housed within the Martha Riley Library building. Designed for active community use, the center provides a lively combination of hands-on exhibits with a Learning Lab for demonstrations, presentations and workshops.

1501 Pleasant Grove Blvd

Roseville, CA 95747

Come absorb a little bit of telephone history. The Roseville Telephone Museum, presented by SureWest, is among the most extensive collections of antique telephones and memorabilia in the nation. It’s a fun family outing, a great school field trip or add it to your sight-seeing itinerary. Admission to the museum is free! Located at ?106 Vernon Street, in downtown ?Roseville.

106 Vernon St

Roseville, CA 95678

Graced by oak trees and bordered by the Linda Creek and Strap Ravine, this nature area offers a loop trail that takes you past ancient petroglyphs (rock art) and hundreds of bedrock mortars (acorn grinding holes), evidence of Southern Maidu Indian occupation of the site for thousands of years. Inside the museum you'll find exhibits portraying the Maidu way of life.?1960 Johnson Ranch Drive.

233 Summer Grove Circle

Roseville, CA 95678

The Carnegie Museum is housed in Roseville's first permanent library. The Library was constructed in 1912, and like many others built during the early part of the century, was funded in part by Andrew Carnegie. In addition to exhibits and information on the history of Roseville and the surrounding area, the Carnegie Museum offers a walking tour of historic old town Roseville.

557 Lincoln Street

Roseville, CA 95678