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Located about an hour north of San Diego, Temecula is the home of more than 30 wineries, which offer tasting rooms and private tours. Seasonal festivals and vibrant nightlife will keep the fun alive at any time year, or any time of day. Gambling lovers won't want to miss the Pechanga Resort and Casino. If shopping is your thing, take a look at some of the area's exquisite boutiques, or stock up on local olive oils at the Temecula Olive Oil Company.
Restaurants in Temecula
1. Ricardo Breceda Gallery & Sculpture Garden
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Ambassador318306
Such a fun spot to explore and hang out! So many awesome pieces of art and many nice places to sit and hang out! My 5 year old son didn’t want to leave!
2. The Alpaca Hacienda
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19 reviews
Discover the wonder of our inquisitive and friendly alpacas! On your tour of The Alpaca Hacienda, you'll experience these captivating animals and their delightful personalities. You'll have the opportunity to hand feed the alpacas a nutritious treat. This is a great opportunity for photos and selfies! You will sit down for an entertaining slideshow to learn about alpacas and some of the quirky, interesting things they do. We will give you time to shop in our ranch store where you'll find many items made from luxurious alpaca fleece such as hats, scarves, and gloves, as well as toys and alpaca-themed items. Plan on an hour to an hour and a half for the tour. All tours are by appointment.
Reviewed By O2639QIjudyb - Whittier, United States
My husband knows how obsessed I am with these wonderful animals so he surprised me on our 32nd anniversary with a visit. Julie was so nice and informative. It was about 105 degrees and Julie took extra care that I didn’t get overheated. I wasn’t scared feeding them (they don’t bite). Julie took some great photos. I’d love to go again, albeit when the weather cools down.
3. St. Catherine of Alexandria
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By MommamurphyFlorida - Palm Bay, United States
We went to St. Catherine of Alexandria church for Mass when we stayed in Temecula. The people of this parish were very welcoming & made us feel right at home. There were many families with children as well as older couples & teenagers too. We were so happy to find a place to attend church during our visit to this area & feel so welcome in a strange place.
4. Rancho Community Church
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Rancho is a large, local church in the Temecula Valley. We have 4 services on Sundays starting at 8:30am (30 minute message only), 9*, 10 & 11am full services. This is a casual, contemporary church - wear whatever you like. Bring the whole family: we have Nursery, Rancho Kids, Middle School at 10 & 11am. We also have a Special Needs ministry every Sunday at 10 & 11am. *9am is Traditional Music.
5. Old Town Temecula
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,884 reviews
Reviewed By BaldEagleMorrow
Old Town Temecula is a wonderful experience of the 1800's So Cal architectural tradition, bumped into the 21st century. Restaurants as well as clothing, gift & antique stores present themselves as you navigate our boardwalk on either side of the street....plus varied music from the street lamps enlighten your exploration... Try it... you'll like it....
6. Peltzer Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
THE PUMPKIN FARM IS OPEN FROM 9AM TO 8PM DAILY THROUGH OCT 31ST. Peltzer Farms offers fall pumpkin patch family fun at a real farm. Featuring pony rides, train rides, petting farm, free pig races, john deere tractor collection, birthday parties, school tours, and much more. No admission price! Open Sun, Sept 24 - Tues, Oct 31 9 am - 8 pm. Check out our website for event times. An inexpensive family outing with some real farm fun. Peltzer Farms is the only authentic country wedding venue in all of Temecula Wine Country. We offer full event services for events of all types all year. Give us a call for more information.
Reviewed By carebear9577 - Jurupa Valley, United States
Great winery with a cute farmhouse vibe. They always have lots of fun events going on so check their website before visiting. Wines are good and the wine club membership is reasonable. When you purchase a tasting you get an amazing array of breads to go with each wine! I would definitely recommend!
7. Temecula Berry Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
The farm is currently closed... we hope to open in May. We have lots of picture opportunities and our U-Pick blueberries are $6 a pint.
Reviewed By 34regisk - Arcadia, United States
Great out door activity while keeping social distance. After staying home for over two months, we can’t wait to go out when the government announced to slowly opening up the society. We took advantage of the opening and went to Temecula Berry Farm to get some out door activities while still staying safe. This farm is not too far a drive from LA. It took us only an hour to get to this place. The farm has safety in place to protect the visitors. All their workers there wore masks and provided hand washing station at the exit. The Farm also provided free parking with plenty of spaces. Since the farm is very big, we were able to keep our distance from other visitors. For picking the your own blue berries, the farm charged $5 for a small basket and $10 for a larger one. We were so excited for our first outing since the lock down. Seeing so many lie berries hanging from the short trees, we didn’t know where to begin as we picked whatever came into our views first. We ended up picking a lot of raw ones. At the end, we learned that we have to look under trees to pick the deep blue ripe berries. But who cares, we were just thrilled to get out of the house. We did brought back a full bucket of blue berries for our breakfast the next day.
8. City Hall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By F4581HLsandyw - Phoenix, United States
Though we did not go inside, we loved the architecture of this building, and was so pretty being lit up for Christmas and NY's eve. There was a portable ice rink just below the steps, and was a delight to see happy families enjoying it. The water feature and fountain so pretty, not to mention the beautiful Christmas tree. There was live music on the steps on NY's eve, which was fantastic - lots of people dancing, swaying and having fun. A number of people were really organised with camp chairs and tables with their eats and drinks. Everyone was well behaved !! We stayed till midnight, when the bunch of grapes "dropped" marking the beginning of 2020. Thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
9. Chapel of Memories
10. Sunmist Fruit Farm
With over 100 acres spread across 4 farm locations, our farm is one of the bigger Fresh Fruit farms in Temecula. The unique micro-climate of the Temecula Valley ensures the region ample sun and a bountiful year-round harvest of numerous fruits. Theres fruit picking, hiking, and other activites. Coming to visit Sunmist Fruit Farm is a new and unmatched experience!!
