These six historic Bay Area towns and villages feel like they're lost somewhere in time, providing a stark contrast to the urban sprawl surrounding them.
In New Almaden, you encounter a bizarre sense of dislocation due to the quaint historic village, which once served as a center of operations for the second largest mercury mine.
Port Costa's charm lies in its anachronistic existence, with its tiny downtown showcasing vintage shops and the haunted Burlington Hotel alongside other late 19th-century architecture.
Both New Almaden and Port Costa offer a glimpse into the rich history of the Bay Area, featuring unique restaurants, picturesque landscapes, and preserved heritage.
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