NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDES

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The Village, Saratoga's historic downtown district, is located on Big Basin Way off of Highway 9. The Village is filled to the brim with unique wineries, shops and casual and finer dining destinations. Saratoga's dedication to retaining its small-town feel means that smaller, locally owned shops aren't the exception - they're the Saratoga standard. Do not expect to see chain stores and try to take in a hike or adventure when visiting.

The downtown gives way to nature via Big Basin Way, and nature is what takes center stage. Hakone Gardens is the first outpost on the main road worth taking in, alone or with a group of friends.

If you have a group of varying ages and abilities visiting, Villa Montalvo & The Montalvo Art Center is a must see. It displays the magnificent legacy of a person who united the pursuit of the arts with the retreat of a woodland preserve. This historic landmark, built in 1912 by James Duval Phelan (1861-1930) is operated in trust by the Villa Montalvo Association, with Santa Clara County Parks maintaining the upland trails. You can explore buildings, lawns and hike. It is an excellent choice to have a picnic with your Rose Market delectables.

If you are interested in something more challenging, the popular Castle Rock Falls is an epic adventure. It is a very popular area for hiking, rock climbing, and walking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring.

LoCAL SHOPS

Saratoga’s local shops offer a blend of upscale boutiques, charming stores, and a welcoming atmosphere, contributing to the town's elegant and community-oriented character.

COFFEE & Tea shops

Local coffee shops provide a sophisticated setting, serving artisanal brews and creating a cozy space for residents to enjoy delightful coffee experiences.

LoCAL Restaurants

Saratoga’s restaurants offer diverse culinary delights in an elegant setting, combining upscale ambiance with flavorful dishes for a delightful dining experience.

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