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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Santa_Ana,_CaliforniaSanta Ana, California - Wikipedia

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   Located in the Greater Los Angeles region of Southern California, the city's population was 310,227 at the 2020 census, making Santa Ana the second most populous city in Orange County (after Anaheim), the 14th-most populous city in California, and the 65th most populous city in the United States.

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3. www.travelawaits.com › 287147011 Fabulous Things to Do in Santa Ana, California - TravelAwaits

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   • Bowers Museum. The Bowers Museum is all about the intersection of art and culture, so while it’s sometimes referred to as an art museum, that doesn’t accurately describe it.
   • Lyon Air Museum. World War II History. While the Lyon Air Museum has been open for almost 15 years, I only recently discovered it. Located in a hangar behind the John Wayne Airport, the collection of aircraft and vehicles focuses on World War II.
   • Blinking Owl Distillery. Aquavit. Blinking Owl might be the only place in California making the Scandinavian liquor called “aquavit,” so I couldn’t wait to check out this distillery.
   • Santa Ana Artists Village. First Saturday ArtWalk. For many years, my husband and I have been enjoying Artists Village in downtown Santa Ana during the First Saturday ArtWalk.

4. www.visittheusa.com › destination › santa-anaSanta Ana: Center of Southern California Fun - Visit The USA

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   Explore Santa Ana, an exciting city at the center of Southern California fun. Rich in authentic heritage and can’t-miss gems, Santa Ana is a cultural, entertainment and culinary center of large and diverse Orange County.

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5. www.tripadvisor.com.sg › Attractions-g33043-Activities-SantaTHE 10 BEST Things to Do in Santa Ana 2024 (with Photos) -...

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   • phvi2617. Anaheim, CA 553 contributions. Exploring local and global culture. This is not a huge museum, but it features a number of interesting exhibits about local and global art and culture.
   • ADXBS. Paris, France 980 contributions. Unmissable collection of mainly WWII era aircraft and vehicles. This is an unmissable boutique collection of mainly WWII era aircraft and vehicles.
   • Lena K. Fullerton, CA2,290 contributions. Getting ready for the Holidays. Shopping at Santa Ana’s Main Place Mall is always an adventure. Not only are the big name stores such as, Macy’s, JC Penney’s, Disney Store, Forever 21 there, but also some uncommon eateries such as Boudin Bakery, Mrs. Bean Jianbing & Genki Sushi.
   • Jgm G. 4 contributions. Medium Kid Space. Great place for small kids filled with interactive areas. Kiddo was looking forward to see Dinosaurs which was more of a display area with a mini baby slide.

6. www.travelsantaana.com › discover-santa-anaDiscover Santa Ana, CA | Things to Do in Santa Ana, California

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   Check out our extra-friendly restaurants, attractions, and events. Swing by the LGBTQ Center OC, offering mental health and educational services, or the Brad Brafford LGBTQ Center on 4th, a social hub and creative arts facility. With a vibrant history and culture, there's so much to discover in Santa Ana, CA.

7. www.travelsantaana.comTravel Santa Ana | Your Guide to the Heart of Orange County

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   Discover Santa Ana, California's vibrant culture, delicious food scene, and exciting attractions. Learn more about us and plan your visit today!

8. www.britannica.com › place › Santa-Ana-CaliforniaSanta Ana | Orange County, Coastal City, Beach Town

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   2 days ago · Santa Ana, city, seat (1889) of Orange county, southern California, U.S. It lies at the base of the Santa Ana Mountains, on the Santa Ana River. It was explored by the Spaniard Gaspar de Portolá in 1769, and Juan Pablo Grijalva was subsequently (1801) given a land grant for the area, which he named