• The Casa de la Guerra was the residence of the fifth commandant of the Presidio de Santa Barbara, José de la Guerra y Noriega, founder of the Guerra family of California...
  • Casa de La Guerra is one of the less visited gems of Santa Barbara. ... My family and I visit Casa de la Guerra whenever we go to Sunday Brunch at El Paseo.
  • With its white adobe walls and red-tiled roof, the iconic Casa de la Guerra is the foremost place to learn about Santa Barbara’s Mexican period (1821-1848).
  • Admission is Adult: $5, Senior (62+): $4, Children (under 16): Free (Note: Free admission to SB Presidio with purchase of admission to Casa de la Guerra).
  • To arrange a guided tour or for more information contact SBTHP at (805) 965-0093. Before You Visit. View the Casa de la Guerra brochure.
  • A prime example is Casa de La Guerra. It's right in the middle of everything. It's just off State Street a half block from El Paseo Nuevo shopping mall.
  • The Casa de la Guerra is a part of the Leonis Adobe Museum's Passport 2 History program.
  • Built by Presidio Commandant José de la Guerra, the casa grande was the social, political, and cultural center of the pueblo of Santa Barbara.
  • Click to Enlarge Casa de la Guerra is one of the most important remnants of Santa Barbara's Spanish-Mexican heritage, along with the Presidio and the...
  • Today, the Casa de la Guerra is owned and operated by the Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation. ... Visiting Hours of Casa de la Guerra.