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The Cottage
A century-old Craftsman bungalow on Coast Highway that's been the town's breakfast institution for decades, doing big traditional morning plates on a sunny porch. The classic Laguna start to the day.
Las Brisas
A clifftop Mexican-seafood restaurant perched above Heisler Park with one of the best ocean-view patios on the coast. The food is solid; the sunset margarita on that terrace is the reason to come.
Laguna Coast Wilderness Park
A swath of coastal canyon and ridge wilderness just inland, with trails through sage scrub, oak woodland and seasonal creeks. The wild backcountry that hems the town against the sea.
Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park
A large wilderness park behind South Laguna with canyon-bottom and ridge trails, oak groves and the quirky 'Top of the World' connector. A bigger, longer-day hiking option with real elevation.
Laguna Art Museum
A clifftop museum devoted to California art, from early plein-air Laguna painters to contemporary work, with ocean views from its perch above Main Beach. The cultural anchor of the artists' colony.
Festival of Arts & Pageant of the Masters
The town's summer-long fine-art festival, capped by the Pageant of the Masters — a famous show where actors recreate classic paintings as living tableaux on stage. A genuinely unique Laguna spectacle.
Heisler Park
A clifftop park strung along the bluffs above downtown with sculpted paths, picnic lawns, tide pools below and grandstand sunset views. The scenic heart of Laguna and its best free attraction.
Main Beach
The downtown beach where the village meets the sand, with a classic boardwalk, volleyball and basketball courts and people-watching that defines the town's laid-back-arty vibe. The social center of Laguna.