Explore Alameda with Cardinal Point

The City of Alameda, with a diverse population of 73,850, is a sophisticated Bay Area island community with a small town feel. It is known for tree-lined streets, a clean/green sustainable focus, natural beauty, abundant recreational opportunities, an excellent quality of life, high standard of living and Victorian charm. Having more Victorian Era homes per capital than anywhere else in the Bay Area, the city is renowned for preservation efforts. First Lady Michelle Obama designated the City of Alameda a Preserve American Community, making it one of a select group of communities nationwide.

Unique points of interest include USS Hornet Museum ship, the Oakland Raiders training facility, historic Art Deco theater, the Elsie Roemer Bird Sanctuary, Frank Bette Center for the Arts and many wineries and distilleries. Hiking and biking trails cover the map and boutique main street shops and gourmet restaurants line the streets.