One of the most popular urban parks in the United States, this bucolic paradise is packed with an array of attractions, including the world-famous San Diego Zoo.

Stately monument honoring Cabrillo, discoverer of San Diego Bay, is located in Point Loma that overlooks the city and the Bay.

Museum that celebrates the important role of art as a way of enriching lives by featuring American, Dutch and Flemish, French, Italian paintings and Russian Icons.

Museum's emphasis is on the history of flight, from the days of hot-air balloons to the Spirit of St. Louis to today's space shuttles.

Torrey Pines State Reserve is a great place for some short hikes with great views of the coastline.  If you are lucky you might spot some bottlenosed dolphins or migrating whales.  Parking fee is $8...

The San Diego Maritime Museum is home to the world's oldest sailing vessel that still sails - "The Star of India". This beautiful square rigger can be visited on the waterfront in downtown San...

The San Diego Zoo is truly one of America's treasures.  With it's long history of research and bree... of rare animals, the San Diego Zoo is much more than a Zoo.  It is a glimpse in to how zoologists

Home to a plethora of fabulously talented sea creatures including the famous killer whale Shamu.

A 16-block national historic district that offers visitors a variety of restaurants and shops, as well as an eyeful of Victorian architecture.

Located in Balboa Park, this center is home to many art galleries and studios.

A lookout point above San Diego Bay and home of the Cabrillo monument.

Historic site in downtown San Diego that recreates life in the Mexican and early American periods of 1821 to 1872.

One of the world's largest model railroad museums features a scale model railway that replicates San Diego's tracks.

San Diego's only anthropological museum is located in Balboa Park, and it houses one of the nation's great collections of artifacts, folk art and archaeological finds.