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Benicia, CA is a great place to visit for anyone looking for an adventure. Located in Northern California, Benicia is part of the greater San Francisco Bay Area and has plenty to offer travelers. It's known for its stunning waterfront views, unique shops and restaurants, art galleries, and historic sites. The city also has some beautiful parks and trails that are perfect for a relaxing stroll or bike ride. Whether you're looking to explore the rich history or just want to relax and enjoy the scenery, Benicia has something for everyone. Visitors have praised the city's friendly atmosphere, great attractions, and wide variety of recreational activities. With so much to do, it's no wonder people keep coming back to experience all that Benicia has to offer.
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Life in Benicia - 2/22/2009
Formerly an out of the way set of signs on the freeways noticed on the way out of town, with a reputation for refineries, Benicia has transformed over the years into a comfortable suburban community. There is a feel of community and a wealth of main street events. Good for raising kids, though to be honest, it appears (without any formal study of the statistics) that crime is becoming more routine than it used to
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you people have got to be kidding! - 1/29/2008
i've lived lots of places and benicia is by far the worst. th kist here (12-20) are jerks, they jump infront of cars, run around the stores like crazy people and are just rude. the parents of such kids could care less because they are just as bad!
2 months arfer moving here my mom's car was stolen from the driveway and we live in the "good part" of town, late last year my dad's truck had it's gas line cut downtown. what do the police do? they just ask if you're sure the gas line has actually been cut and then say well we're not going to do a report.
also don't try to watch shooting stars, the cops will be all over you, and you will get pulled over for looking at christmas lights.
it's crazy to think this town is a good place to
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No need for a car in this town - 9/4/2007
I'm a Californian who doesn't like cars, traffic or driving. That's why I moved to Benicia, so I could walk to work if I wanted. After work, I really don't need a car either. Downtown is close and everything is fairly centrally located. I feel so lucky to have the Bay at the foot of my street. It inspires my morning walks and helps a lot on hot summer days. There's not much better than the fresh air off the bay at any time of the
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