The City of Martinez features a number of unique landmarks and places of interest. It is a small city of 36,715 residents where parents raise their children, antique stores fill the downtown, and Amtrak stops daily. It is the home of "Joltin" Joe DiMaggio, a local boy who made good.
Martinez is a city with a strong sense of its history and a keen appreciation for the families that are its future. More than a dozen parks and plenty of open space are located within its twelve square mile area. The waterfront now features a fine marina and related activities, such as fishing, hiking trails, world class bocce ball courts and tournament-style baseball and softball fields. Youth programs and historical museums thrive here, along with the businesses that make this city a hub of activity.
John Muir National Historic Site
4202 Alhambra Ave. (925) 228-8860
California Magic Dinner Theatre
729 Castro St. (925) 374-0056 www.calmagic.com
Martinez Regional Shoreline Park
You might catch a view of the beavers at the Escobar, Marina Vista, and Amtrak Station footbridges! 1 Ferry St. (925) 327-2757 www.ebparks.org/parks/martinez