Enjoy the
very best in this Campus Motel charm and hospitality
plus the convenience of being close to great
area attractions and business.
History, art, shopping, dining, and more are
just outside the door – a pleasant stroll
away. Moss draped live oak trees, garden squares,
historic buildings.
Of course, that’s just the beginning of
Berkeley area attractions. Our neighborhood
is overflowing with many attractions. Below
is a list of our favorites.
BERKELEY
HISTORY CENTER
The Berkeley Historical Society celebrates
the diversity of its' people by keeping
Berkeley's history a part of our lives.
The History Center contains space
for exhibitions, library, and archives.
Open Thursday to Saturday
from 1:00-4:00 PM
HALL OF HEALTH
A
hands-on health museum sponsored by
Children's Hospital and Research Center
at Oakland. Exhibits, videos, field
trips, community events. Open 10am-4pm,
Tue.-Sat. Wheelchair lift at the corner
of Kittredge and Harold Way. Reservations
required for field trip groups. Admission:
$5.00 per person. Children under 3 are
free.
LAWRENCE HALL OF SCIENCE
From
large exhibits to small surprises, LHS
is dedicated to hands-on exploration.
It combines an awe-inspiring 180-degree
view of San Francisco Bay with an outdoor
science park on the evolution of the
Bay, "Forces That Shape the Bay."
Open daily 10am-5pm. Adults: 19-61 $9.50;
Youths: 5-18 & Seniors 62+ $7.50;
Children: 3-4 $5.50; Children age 2
& under Free. Group tours available.
Wheelchair accessible.
UC BOTANICAL
GARDEN
The
University of California Botanical Garden
is a living museum open to the public
with over 12,000 different kinds of
plants from around the world displayed
over 34 acres. Adults $5, Seniors 65+
$3, Children (3-18) $1. Free to all
first Thu. each month. Hours: Daily
9:00am-5:00pm. Closed first Tue. each
month. Group Tours by appointment. Free
Tours with Garden admission every Thu,
Sat and Sun at 1:30pm. Closed Thanksgiving,
Dec. 24 & 25, 31 and Jan 1.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY
The
University of California, Berkeley is
one of the world's leading intellectual
centers. It is renowned for the quality
of its academic programs and libraries,
the scope of its research, and the distinction
of its faculty and students. Points
of interest are: the Bancroft Library,
Botanical Garden, Doe Library, Hearst
Greek Theatre, Hearst Museum of Anthropology,
Lawrence Hall of Science, MLK Jr. Student
Union, Paleontology Museum in the Valley
Life Sciences building, Sather Tower,
Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film
Archive, Museum of Entomology at Wellman
Hall and Worth Ryder Art Gallery at
Kroeber Hall.
