This museum chronicles the early history of the Baja peninsula.

Informative museum detailing Mexico's rich history.

Combination movie studio and theme park. Popular attractions include the Titanic Expo, Cinemagico and Las Olas Open-Air Amphitheater.

Learn about the history of Baja California at this museum, featuring informational displays and dioramas of the different periods in the region's history.

Part theater, part art gallery, featuring folk art for sale and folk dance and music performances.

Art gallery run by American expatriates caters to a mostly American and European clientele.

Galeria Logan Located next to the Hotel California on Calle Morelos in downtown Todos Santos, this beautiful gallery is a must see.  Red, Deep Burgundy, with Yellow broken tile columns brighten up...

The home and art gallery to artist Charles Stewart, an American expatriate artist specializing in watercolors, sculptures and cast bronzes.

This museum houses artifacts from Mexico's indigenous culture, including a 3,000-year-old Mantancita man.

Engaging displays and art exhibits take you through the rich history of California.

This gallery offers handcrafted tiles and wood furniture.

Multi-media exhibits give visitors a more complete understanding of the beautiful and complex desert ecosystems.

A look at the influence and history of the Spanish colonizers in Mexico and the Californias.

This national park in northern Baja California is home to the 10,000-foot Devil's Peak (Picacho del Diablo), with its astronomical observatory at its summit, as well as more than 150,000 acres of pine grove.

This museum displays all the major game fish found in Baja.

World-famous Mexican artist sells and displays his jewelry and sculptures.

World-renowned painter Kaki Bassi has opened this prestigious gallery featuring her own work as well as the work of other Mexican artists.

Art gallery featuring the work of oil painter Dennis Wentworth Porter, whose contemporary impressionist paintings are known all over the world.