Eugene O'Neill National Historic Site

Step into the secluded retreat of America’s only Nobel Prize-winning playwright at Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site. Tucked away in the rolling hills of Danville, California, this Spanish Colonial-style home—known as Tao House—was where O’Neill wrote some of his most famous works, including Long Day’s Journey Into Night. The site reflects his deep love for privacy and creativity, offering visitors a glimpse into his life, inspirations, and literary legacy. With its peaceful surroundings, stunning views, and rich history, the Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site is a must-visit for theater lovers and history enthusiasts alike.