Temecula Valley Museum

37 reviews

+1 (951) 694-6450

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28314 Mercedes St

Temecula, CA 92590

+1 (951) 694-6450

http://www.temeculavalleymuseum.org

Temecula Valley Museum is a cultural institution that showcases the history and heritage of the Temecula Valley region in California.

Featuring exhibits, artifacts, and educational programs, the museum offers visitors a glimpse into the rich past of the area and its significance in shaping the community.

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4.537 reviews

Myphuong L.

8/13/2024

Before driving an hour home, we always stop in this lot to use the public restroom. Only this time, we decided to walk over to the museum. It's free to enter with a suggested donation of $5....

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Rexie S.

7/30/2024

It's free to enter the museum but they do suggest $5 donation for single Entries or $15 for families. They have a small gift shop inside. Outside a gazebo and a play ground. Second floor has...

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Tania T.

4/20/2024

This is such a beautiful museum that showcases the history of Temecula. I love that they get students in the area involved and displays their art work as well! I especially love the touch history...

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Nora T.

6/22/2024

This must be Temecula's best kept secret! From the minute we walked in we knew we were in for a treat! The docent was very friendly and explained the exhibits. For being such a quaint place,...

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Sarah H.

7/22/2023

This place is a hidden gem in old town Temecula. You get to learn about the history of temecula and upstairs is all dedicated to children Where they can play and learn. They also have a craft...

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Temecula Museum

This museum is located on the eastern edge of Sam Hicks Park in Old Town Temecula. It is a small two-story museum that focuses on the history of the Temecula Valley, from its start as a small railroad stop to its current incarnation. The museum also holds short term exhibits, as well as classes from local experts in crafts and history.