San Diego: where California was born

Balboa Park. Large attraction park area, located centrally in San Diego, spread over 1,200 acres with zoo, 17 museums, gardens and more. SeaWorld San Diego. SeaWorld is known for its amazing animals, interactive attractions, aquariums, rides, beautiful landscaping and educational programs for all ages. Over 190 acres of area is located inside Mission Bay Park. San Diego Zoo. Locate in Balboa Park, this large zoo is housing over 3,500 animals from more than 650 species. It’s an open-air cage less concept of a zoo. Featuring also safari park for tours and a conservation society.

USS Midway Museum. The USS Midway was the 20th century’s longest-served aircraft carrier. Named after the June 1942 Midway Climate Battle, now serves as a museum featuring various exhibits from sea and aircraft carriers, flight simulators and guided tours. San Diego Zoo Safari Park. The Safari Park is a large wildlife sanctuary home to over 3,000 animals representing over 300 species. Its famous collection of botany represents 3,500 species and 1.75 million specimens. Offering wildlife tours. Gaslamp Quarter. A walkable urban playground in downtown San Diego, adjacent to the Convention Center, Petco Park and Horton Plaza. Filled with rich Victorian architecture and history as the West Coast’s premier entertainment district, offering fine dining with world-renowned chefs, and vibrant and exciting nightlife venues.

Cabrillo National Monument. Historic lighthouse with scenic views all the way into Mexico. This picturesque structure is restored to the appearance of its 1880s and presents life as it was for light keepers and their families. Interactive exhibits tell the story of Point Loma’s Lighthouses in the adjacent Assistant Keeper’s Quarters. La Jolla Cove. Located in the northern shores, this quaint beach houses permanent lifeguard stations, picnic tables and showers. Popular for swimming, scuba diving and family picnics. Mission Beach. A neighborhood and a beach, popular with surfers, sunbathers and volleyball players. A paved path winds its way around Mission Bay, a popular water sports spot.

Hotel del Coronado, Curio Collection by Hilton. Majestic beachfront hotel, located in San Diego coastline. Built in 1888, this landmark hotel offers luxurious lodging and fine dining experience. Old Town. Neighborhood in San Diego popular with tourists and locals alike. Offering various events and celebrations, such as Cinco de Mayo. There are plenty of places to shop and dine with unique merchandise and a quaint atmosphere within walking distance. Bazaar del Mundo, Fiesta de Reyes, Old Town Market and numerous boutique shops offer a range of unusual gifts. Seaport Village. Lively waterfront area popular for walking, shopping among 50-plus shops, 17 unique eateries and outdoor entertainment.