Casa De La Guerra

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9 E De La Guerra St

Santa Barbara, CA 93101

+1 (805) 966-6961

https://www.sbthp.org

Casa De La Guerra, located in Santa Barbara, CA, is a historic site managed by the Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation (SBTHP). The organization offers a membership program called SBTHP Advocates, which provides various benefits to individuals who contribute $50 or more.

Members enjoy free admission to El Presidio de Santa Barbara State Historic Park and Casa De La Guerra, along with discounts on events and gift shop purchases. Additionally, members receive a subscription to the historical periodical La Campana and a monthly newsletter featuring exclusive updates and opportunities.

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4.56 reviews

Gail P.

12/14/2016

This Casa is a very big piece of Santa Barbara history that is quietly hidden off busy and bustling State Street. It is very easy to overlook the Casa, despite the fact that it is in the very...

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Maximiliano G.

6/22/2024

I happened to stop here while on a roadtrip and (as someone who likes historical places) it was super cool!

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Julia D.

1/14/2025

This was a 10 out of 10 tour. Docents were amazing. The home & grounds were absolutely breathtaking. Fascinating gentleman Mr. Stedman. We will never be the same.

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Shelby S.

5/9/2023

Came to a wedding here recently and it was beautiful. Such a lovely outdoor setting. Very Santa Barbara. Easily accommodated the ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, and reception/dancing. Feels...

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Lianne K.

6/16/2018

Value add - purchasing admission to either Casa De La Guerra or El Presidio de Santa Barbara gets you in to the other location for the same price. We toured the Presidio first, then walked the...

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