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Sacramento is a thriving shipping and processing center for fruit, vegetables, rice, wheat, and dairy goods, which are produced in the fertile Central Valley. Sacramento is far from a tourist town, but it does have its share of tourist activities. Visitors and locals enjoy spending the day walking through Old Sacramento, floating down the American River, or biking the shady paths along the Sacramento and American rivers. New and improved restaurants can now be found in the city.
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 Sacramento buses and light-rail vehicles transport tourists around the town. Most buses run from 6AM to 10PM and trains from 5AM to midnight. Car rental companies are available. The Suburban areas are spread out and the town is relatively compact. Getting around the city is made easy by a grid-like pattern of streets that are designated by numbers or letters
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Sacramento International Airport is located 12 miles northwest of downtown Sacramento. It is served by some major airlines. A Taxi and Shuttle Service will get you from the airport to downtown, it is cheaper then the conventional taxi.
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