Birthplace of the California citrus industry and home to the surviving Parent Navel Orange Tree, from which West Coast navel orange trees are descended source
Community character
Historic mid-sized city and seat of Riverside County, known for its citrus heritage, the Mission Inn, and the University of California, Riverside. source
The Mission Inn Hotel & Spa
National Historic Landmark and the largest Mission Revival-style building in the United States source
Mount Rubidoux
City landmark with a summit cross and Peace Tower reached by a paved one-mile trail source
Riverside Fox Performing Arts Center
Restored 1929 theater that hosted an early 1939 screening of Gone with the Wind source
Fairmount Park
Historic lakeside park laid out by the Olmsted landscape firm source
UC Riverside Botanic Gardens
Forty-acre botanic garden with about four miles of walking trails source
Downtown
Historic core around the Mission Inn and the Main Street pedestrian mall source
Eastside
Older established residential district near downtown source
Casa Blanca
Longtime residential neighborhood in the city's south source
Canyon Crest
Residential area near the University of California, Riverside source
La Sierra
Residential district in the western part of the city source
Arlington
Historic district in southwestern Riverside source
Magnolia Center
Central commercial and residential area along Magnolia Avenue source
