The name Stanford is part of our history and to enjoy the lovely and gracious home of such a major person in Sacramentos history is always a moving experience. More

Provides an interesting view of the life of Sacramento's privileged classes during the era 1880 - 1920. A beautiful old home, though many rooms are largely empty of furnishings. More

Unbelievable amount of history goes into this place. Unfortunately I believe they are closing it.. More

This is a great place to go to learn about the history of Sacramento. I have been many times and always take out of town guests, they love it too. More

Ever wonder what the railroad barons in California did with their millions? Look no farther than the Leland Stanford Mansion in Sacramento. Just a few steps from the capitol, this Victorian house beautifully displays how the wealthy class lived in the late 1800's. The mansion has been skillfully restored and is fully furnished with lovely antiques, many of them original... More

We joined a small group of people for an hour tour of the Leland Stanford Mansion. You get such a great tour of this stately huge mansion along with a great history lesson. Not to be missed and if you get the Sacramento Entertainment Book there is a coupon for buy one ticket get the second free. Such a deal!... More

Street parking was easy.Tour is good value at $5 for those over 5 yrs of age(free for younger kids). Tour was a little over one hour and led by a knowledgeable State Employee. He answered all questions and had a sense of humor(always a plus). Some of California's mansions are mansions only when compared to neighboring homes of their time,... More

The mansion tour is very informative. You need to go soon because it will close due to the state budget cuts. More

This house shows what you can do if you have money. The state had some luck to be able to acquire it and that many of the original fittings had simply been stored in the attic. The guided tour was excellent and we were impressed. The idea that the whole house was literally raised one story up - it was... More