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Places to Explore in San Diego
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Coronado and South Bay Although it's actually an isthmus, easily reached from the mainland if you head north from Imperial Beach, Coronado has always seemed like an island and is often referred to as such, including by the city... |
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Downtown Downtown is San Diego's Lazarus. Written off as moribund by the 1970s, when few people willingly stayed in the area after dark, downtown is now one of the city's prime draws. The turnaround began in the... |
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La Jolla La Jollans have long considered their village to be the Monte Carlo of California, and with good cause. Its coastline curves into natural coves backed by verdant hillsides covered with homes worth millions... |
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Mission Bay and Beaches Mission Bay Park is San Diego's monument to sports and fitness. This 4,600-acre aquatic park has 27 mi of shoreline including 19 of sandy beach. Admission is free. All you need for a perfect day is a bathing... |
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Old Town San Diego's Spanish and Mexican roots are most evident in Old Town, the first European settlement in Southern California. Old Town San Diego's first houses, of sun-dried adobe bricks arranged around a... |
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Uptown Even without the most alluring and impressive collection of museums and cultural institutions on the West Coast, and one of the world's most incredible zoos, Balboa Park would qualify as unequivocally... |
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