I had never been here before and didn't even know this place existed, but I was absolutely blown…read moreaway. I attended an event as a chaperone with the kids from Micah House, and from the moment you walk in, the Burrage Mansion is stunning. The steps leading up to the home and the beautifully preserved historic house immediately set the tone. The property owner generously hosts events here, and one of the annual events is a Christmas celebration for elementary school kids. He opens up the entire estate for the children to enjoy crafts, a magic show, bounce houses, and even a visit with Santa Claus. There are also two rooms filled with presents where each child gets to choose a gift, which was incredibly special to see. It was such a thoughtful, joyful, and memorable experience for everyone involved. I'm not sure what other events are hosted here, but based on this experience alone, the Burrage Mansion absolutely deserves five stars.

Beautiful property... they're decorating the grounds for Christmas…read more... They were busy today getting things ready... I didn't go inside just watched from the front of the property....

Some people travel to Paris. Some people go to Hawaii. We chose to visit the World's Largest Cup…read more Honestly? Amazing. Disneyland wishes it has this type of whimsy. 10/10 reviews. Breathtaking tribute to a cup.

Enchanting. If I had to describe this experience, it can be boiled down to one word: enchanting…read more Before I saw this 100th wonder of the world, I was riddled with anxiety, acne and the horrors of a capitalistic society. The moment I locked eyes with the beautiful symmetry and architecture of the World's largest paper cup, all of my fears and issues evaporated. Evaporated like the hot steam rising from your morning cup of joe. Evaporated like the steam of hot water hitting your cold-riddled body. I felt rejuvenated, invigorated and simply snatched. I advise anyone with eyes to bestow them upon such beauty.

Very interesting and somber place. Thd building and its details are beautiful. The young man…read moreworking there was very nice and he explained the layout of the museum and offered us resources and help along the self guided tour. It's a small museum with three separate rooms. There's a fun Morse code activity and some paper and colors to draw with. I'd say it's a place for fifth graders and up. Museum is free but please consider donating or buying from their gift shop to help keep funding places like these.

Very educational and fun to visit and learn at the same time. This place is great…read moreI recommend it to all age groups

The San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum is such an incredible local gem and I'm really glad…read moreI made the time to visit. The hours are limited, so it does take a little planning, but it's absolutely worth it. The exhibits are packed with interesting local history and fascinating artifacts that give real context to the area. The building itself is beautiful and adds so much character to the experience. It's a great stop if you enjoy learning about the past and discovering places that feel quietly special.

The San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum located at the 1918 historic Santa Fe Depot and…read moreMetrolink Rail Station is an excellent experience for train and transportation lovers of all ages! This great museum,dedicated as a historic landmark,immerses it's visitors in an educational and informative experience of the Inland Empires rail history!Great for young and old alike,family's and historians of trains,rail and transportation! They feature a well curated variety of displays,rail memorabilia,mechanical items and a great gift store to bring memories of your visit home with you! Convenient parking,family friendly and you can pick up snack and beverage at Snack Shop inside the historic rail depot next door. A great experience! Check for current times and days of operation for your next visit to The San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum.

Was in the area, saw this location on the Yelp website and so... the rest becomes history…read more Authentic pieces of history going back to to Ray Kroc and his milk shake beginnings. Every generation for the past 60 years will find something to relate to. The Happy Meal concept, the McDonalds' global growth, the Golden Arch, the original kiddie rides! You name it, you'll find it. Off Hwy 15, not far off the beaten path is the Juan Pollo McDonalds Museum. Please don't blink your eyes because you will miss it! Check their schedule before attempting a visit. Entrance is FREE. Parking plentiful Enjoy! PS- Donations welcome

For a free museum that you can do in 15 or 50 minutes, what a great stop!…read more My kids and I were near the area and I had it bookmarked so we decided to stop by after lunch. Very unassuming place. It's a little hidden gem comprised of many nostalgic toys and random McDs themed things that were donated by locals and around the world! Seeing personally owned items was really neat to see. I even saw a set of ties a prior manager donated throughout his tenure at McDs. There is a penny souvenir machine at the front door. My kids both got one. I do wish they did a better job at preserving the "rides" outside. I do however understand the lack of space inside.

"Lock In Your Love" is a monument in downtown riverside on Main Street mall between university and…read more9th St. This monument has a similar concept to love lock bridges. Anyone can bring their personal locks to this monument and add to the many others who have their memories in place. A nice addition to downtown with positive vibes that will leave a smile on your face. Fun facts: "Symbolizes an unbreakable bond between couples, love for friends and family, and hope for those who need it." Rico Alderette, the artist who designed and fabricated the monument stated "cor-ten steel is made to stand strong and looks better over the tests of time, just like love!"

Admission for students is $7!…read more This is a nice and budget friendly place for families and chill dates. The Steam Lab is the most interactive area for kids.

Cool Spot! Came here…read morewith some kids on a rainy day. Plenty for all of us to see and some things to interact with and the employees we passed by were friendly. There was a very interactive area for the kids - my friend bought the wrist band but something "steam" and was a little more $. It had a lot of interactive things for the kids to do - including coloring in dinosaurs on paper and then they get projected onto the wall. Definitely a good spot to stop by and check out - with or even without kids.