Free Places To Go Solvang Danish Village

Solvang Danish Village is located in the Santa Ynez Valley inland from Santa Barbara, California. This quaint town was founded in 1911 by a group of Danish educators. Today the town manly caters to tourist who arrive by car and bus. The city of Slovang home to danish bakeries, restaurants, and merchants offering a little bit of Denmark in California. Many of the buildings are built Danish style including a life size windmill. Solvang means "Sunny Field" in Danish, however these days most of the fields in the Santa Ynez Valley are planted with grape vines. A visit to Solvang means strolling the streets window shopping, taking pictures and of course indulging in some Danish pastries.

Solvang Danish Village

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Free membership get half-price tickets on local events, sports and shows. Driving Directions: From Southern California: Los Angeles Take Highway-101 North to Highway-246 (at Buellton). Turn right 3 miles. From Northern California: San Francisco Take Highway-101 South to Highway-246 (at Buellton). Turn left 3 miles The drive to Solvang takes you through some of the most scenic country in Southern California and is almost as much fun as your destination. The nearest California state campground to Solvang is Refugio State Beach which is about ten miles away. More about Solvang, California.

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