The San Fernando Mission, officially known as Mission San Fernando Rey de España, is one of the 21 California missions founded by Spanish Franciscan missionaries. Established in 1797, it is located in the San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles. The mission was named after Saint Ferdinand, the King of Spain, and played a significant role in the spread of Christianity among the Native American population. The mission features a beautiful church, gardens, and historical buildings that reflect the Spanish colonial architecture. It served as a center for agriculture and education, helping to develop the surrounding area. Today, the San Fernando Mission is a historical site and a place of worship, attracting visitors interested in California's mission history.