Solvang, located in the beautiful Santa Ynez Valley, is a picturesque European style village that attracts more than three million visitors each year. Located just three miles off Highway 101 between Los Angeles and San Francisco, Solvang is accessible by car, plane, train or bus. Plan to spend a day or two exploring the more than 350 unique shops, bakeries and fine restaurants in Solvang and over 60 wineries in the surrounding area. For information about attractions, events and lodgings in Solvang and the Santa Ynez Valley, click here.

From the South Take Highway 101 north to Buellton (about 45 miles north of Santa Barbara). Take the Solvang exit (Highway 246) east into Solvang (3 miles). Just past Solvang Park in the center of the village, turn right onto First Street. The Solvang Antique Center is a large English Tudor brick building with a clock tower, four doors down on the left side of the street. You can see it through the park as you're passing by. Alternate Scenic Route from the South From Highway 101 north in Santa Barbara, take the Highway 154 exit (San Marcos Pass) past Lake Cachuma. Take the Solvang exit (Highway 246) west into Solvang. Once in the Solvang village, go one block past the stoplight at Alisal Road and turn left at First Street. The Antique Center is on the left in the middle of the block.   From the North Take Highway 101 South to Buellton (about 30 miles south of Santa Maria). Take the Solvang exit (Highway 246) east into Solvang (3 miles). Just past Solvang Park in the center of the village, turn right onto First Street. The Solvang Antique Center is a large English Tudor brick building with a clock tower, four doors down on the left side of the street. You can see it through the park as you pass by. Parking Ample unrestricted parking is available on the surrounding streets, and there are two large free city parking lots within a block of the Solvang Antique Center.