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Torrey Pines State Preserve

Located at the Northwest end of San Diego, within the city limits, Torrey Pines offers you over 2000 wild and natural acres.  Along with the trees of Torrey Pines, there’s a visitor center, miles and miles of trails, miles of beaches, and a lagoon that’s a vital area for seabirds. The State Preserve of Torrey Pines not only preserves the trees but the salt marshes and waterfowl refuges as well.  The ... READ MORE

Seaport Village San Diego

The Seaport Village of San Diego combines the best of waterfront shopping, dining, and overall family entertainment.  While the Marina Park is here as well, nearby is the small but popular San Diego public park.  In Seaport Village you’ll find 14 acres of pleasure with more than 75 shops and galleries, restaurants, and eateries on the sidewalk.  Even though the area is primarily targeted towards visitors, locals get the best of the best with the restaurants and their out of ... READ MORE

San Diego Zoo

The San Diego Zoo, located in San Diego California is one of the best zoo’s in the United States.  Serving as one of the main reasons to visit San Diego, the zoo houses nearly 4,000 animals.  Also in the zoo, are the infamous pandas, one of the main reasons as to why the zoo is so popular. Among the many animals you’ll find here are the pandas, giraffes, tigers, and basically any other animal that you can think ... READ MORE

San Diego Convention Center

On the Embarcadero in downtown San Diego, the Convention Center provides the best of facilities for trade shows, conventions, and even corporate meetings or all sizes.  For breaks and outdoor events, there are landscaped terraces available that overlook the bay. The civic theatre in the Convention Center, offers 2,975 seats for meetings and formal assemblies.  This helps to make the Convention Center the biggest and best equipped of all performing arts theaters in San Diego. With its great views of the ... READ MORE

San Diego At A Glance

Referred to as many as being the only area in the United States with perfect weather, San Diego remains the oldest port on the West Coast.  Complete with a well known Naval Base and a high level of tourism, this breathtaking city continues to dominate the economy. Aside from offering high mountains, deserts, and over 70 miles of the world’s most renowned beaches, San Diego also offers other great attractions such as Sea World, the San Diego Zoo, ... READ MORE

Mission Beach San Diego

The area of Mission Beach is a stretch of the sandbar along the Pacific Ocean.  Through Mission Beach, the main artery is Mission Boulevard.  This Boulevard is a popular place to go in the summer or winter, as there are main shops and restaurants. Near Mission Beach, you’ll find attractions such as Sea World and Belmont Park.  Both amusement parks are well known, and very popular.  Within the two you’ll find rides such as the Giant Dipper Roller ... READ MORE

Mission Bay San Diego

Mission Bay Park in San Diego is the largest facility of its kind, offering over 4,600 acres with free recreational activities for visitors.  What was once a sprawling swamp in the 1960′s, was dredged and transformed into what is now a great attraction to the San Diego area. Across the 27 miles of bayfront, water activities are all over the place here.  For beach lovers, there are 17 miles of oceanfront property, including Mission Beach and Pacific Beach.  There ... READ MORE

Maritime Museum San Diego

Since 1948, the Maritime Museum located in San Diego has served the city in many big ways. The museum here is dedicated to collecting and preserving the rich maritime heritage and historic values of the city - then presenting it to the public. The biggest attraction to the museum is the historic ships.  Here, you’ll find five great examples of maritime vessels – Berkeley, Californian, Medea, Pilot, and the Star of India. All across the museum you can find ... READ MORE

Little Italy San Diego

Little Italy in San Diego is rapidly evolving as an inner city neighborhood that’s perfect to live in, shop, dine, or visit.  The Little Italy offers great views of the bay, art and cultural festivities, and great food.  The nearby street sign for Little Italy, created in 1999, signals that the area is the heart and soul of San Diego’s inner community.  The sign is truly a signal of peace, and can be found on India Street between Date ... READ MORE

La Jolla Caves

Along with the beaches La Jolla gives the San Diego area, it also has some very nice caves.  The caves of La Jolla are great for tours, exploring, or anyone wanting to see the best of La Jolla. Carved into the sandstone cliffs of La Jolla, there are seven caves.  Most of the time, you can visit any seven of these caves by sea kayak.  Although all but one are accessible by foot, you should be very carefully ... READ MORE

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