Located in Balboa Park, the San Diego Zoo is one of the most famous zoos in the world. It’s home to over 3,500 animals, including giant pandas, koalas, and polar bears. A must-visit for animal lovers.
This massive urban cultural park is home to museums, gardens, and theaters, in addition to the San Diego Zoo. Highlights include the Museum of Man, the Botanical Building, and the San Diego Museum of Art.
A museum aboard the USS Midway, a decommissioned aircraft carrier. Visitors can explore the ship, see historical aircraft, and learn about naval history through interactive exhibits.
A stunning coastal area famous for its cliffs, beaches, and sea lions. It's a great spot for snorkeling, kayaking, or just relaxing and watching marine wildlife.
Just across the bay from downtown San Diego, Coronado offers beautiful beaches, the historic Hotel del Coronado, and charming shops and restaurants. The view of the city skyline from the island is breathtaking.
Step back in time to the city’s early days with this preserved area featuring historic buildings, museums, shops, and authentic Mexican restaurants. It’s the birthplace of California.
This monument commemorates the landing of explorer Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo in 1542. It offers panoramic views of San Diego Bay, a lighthouse, tide pools, and great hiking trails.
Located north of San Diego, this massive wildlife sanctuary offers safari tours where animals roam free in large, open habitats. You can see everything from giraffes to rhinos in a more natural environment.
San Diego’s historic downtown district, filled with Victorian-era buildings, trendy restaurants, nightlife, and shops. It’s the place to go for dining, entertainment, and live music.
These neighboring beach areas are perfect for a laid-back day of sunbathing, surfing, or biking along the boardwalk. Mission Beach is also home to Belmont Park, an amusement park with a classic wooden roller coaster.