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Fresno Quick Guide

With the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the east, and the pristine California coastline to the west, the city of Fresno and its central location in the Golden State make it ideal for the nearly 490,000 residents who call it home.

Fresno's economy once was primarily driven by agribusiness, and this industry remains strong here today as well. Many common household food brands, such as Foster Farms and Kraft, have a significant presence here. Sun-Maid Raisins got its start in Fresno in 1918, and is now headquartered in nearby Kingsburg, just over 20 miles to the southeast.

The city also gets a sizeable economic boost from education, healthcare services and government - there is an IRS office here.

Fresno's city hall is located at 2600 Fresno St. Residents are encouraged to use the city's One Call Center to obtain city information or report issues. The Fresno One Call Center can be reached by dialing (559) 621-CITY.

Getting Around or Getting Away

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Travel Planning

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Fresno Shopping and Services

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Where to Go in Fresno

Fresno's enviable location near not one but three of the nation’s most recognized national parks – King’s Canyon, Sequoia and Yosemite – makes this city an outdoor-lover's paradise. You’ll find the General Grant – the Nation’s Christmas Tree – in King’s Canyon, along with a number of lakes and waterfalls, while Sequoia is home to another “General” – the General Sherman Tree – along with the famed Sequoia National Forest and the John Muir Wilderness. Yosemite can be toured by bus, on a bike, or by foot. All parks have year round activities for those craving the great outdoors.

Things to Do in Fresno

Fresno’s variety of museums and cultural venues caters to all types of interests. History buffs will enjoy visiting the Fort Miller Blockhouse and Kearney Mansion, while art aficionados will appreciate the collections on display at the Fresno Art Center. Kids of all ages will enjoy the hands-on exhibits and displays at the Discovery Center Museum of Science & Natural History.

Popular Fresno Attractions

• Forestiere Underground Gardens
• Fresno Metropolitan Museum
• Shinzen Japanese Gardens
• Tower Theatre for the Performing Arts

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