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English to Spanish: 36 Hours in Sacramento General field: Other Detailed field: Tourism & Travel
Source text - English As a travel destination, California’s capital gets no respect. Despite sitting at the confluence of two impressive rivers, with sprawling shade trees that make much of the city feel like a leafy urban park, Sacramento has a misplaced reputation as a lowly, unattractive place. But the state’s oldest incorporated city — founded in 1849, the year before California joined the union — remains a lush oasis of bougainvillea and palms, prolific fruit trees and mighty oaks.
It also has a thriving cultural scene and architectural character all its own. Along with neighborhoods of midcentury modern homes, Craftsman Bungalows and ornate Victorians, there’s the birthplace of Tower Records (the Art Deco Tower Theatre and its kitschy, colorful Tower Cafe are both still operating) and the Crocker Art Museum’s bright white, modernist expansion, the 125,000-square-foot Teel Family Pavilion, which tripled the museum’s size in 2010. Unlike California’s glittering, glamorous coastal cities, Sacramento’s location in the Central Valley gives it an earnest, small-town affect and a welcome lack of pretension.
Translation - Spanish Como destino turístico, la capital de California no tiene el respeto que se merece. A pesar de que se encuentra situada en la confluencia de dos ríos imponentes, con inmensos árboles cuya sombra hace que gran parte de la ciudad parezca un frondoso parque urbano, Sacramento tiene la fama equivocada de ser un lugar común y poco atractivo. Sin embargo, la primera ciudad incorporada al estado, fundada en 1849, un año antes de que California comenzara a formar parte de la unión, continúa siendo un exuberante oasis de buganvillas y palmeras, prolíficos árboles frutales y enormes robles.
Además, tiene un próspero escenario cultural y un carácter arquitectónico propio. Junto con los barrios de casas modernas de mediados de siglo, como bungalows de estilo americano y residencias Victorianas, allí se encuentra la cuna de la compañía Tower Records (el Art Deco Tower Theatre y su kitch y colorido Tower Cafe siguen funcionando) y la moderna ampliación de color blanco brillante del Crocker Art Museum, el Teel Family Pavilion de más de 11.000 m2, el cual triplicó el tamaño del museo en 2010. A diferencia de las deslumbrantes y glamorosas ciudades costeras de California, la ubicación de Sacramento en el Valle Central brinda un toque genuino y de pueblo, y también una carencia de ostentación que resulta agradable.
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