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Visit our map to see where your narrated journey will take you. Go to San Diego Map. |
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| San Diego Attractions |
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Old Town Trolley Tours of San Diego
 See all that San Diego has to offer onboard Old Town Trolley Tours. The orange and green trolley takes you around the city, highlighting the most interesting places, attractions and points of interest, all while an experienced conductor offers a humorous blend of history and facts about San Diego. You can get on and off the trolley at every stop and spend as much time as you’d like visiting the sights, then catch another trolley when you’re ready. It’s a great way to see the best of America’s Finest City. |
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San Diego Zoo
 One of the world’s most famous zoos, the San Diego Zoo offers hours of fascinating entertainment for people of all ages. Of the several thousand animals that live in the zoo, you’ll have an opportunity to see everything from Giant Pandas and Polar Bears to the Tasmanian Devil and African Wild Dogs—and so much more. The many hundreds of species include rare amphibians, birds, mammals, reptiles and insects that come from all over the world and are cared for in their natural habitats. As you walk through the lush pathways and thriving gardens that frame the zoo, keep in mind that much of the flora are exotic plants and vegetation. Spend an afternoon or the whole day and gain an understanding of the many beautiful animals that inhabit our world. |
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San Diego Padres
 The San Diego Padres have been San Diego’s Major Baseball League Team since 1969. They have a large following of fans that include both San Diego residents and baseball enthusiasts around the country. Their stadium, PETCO Park, is known for its architecturally attractive design and for capturing the spirit and natural beauty of the city. PETCO park has many unique features about it, including the Park at the Park, which is a small sloping grass area behind the outfield where people can sit and watch the game for just a few dollars. When there are no games going on, the Park at the Park is free and open to everyone. |
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Hotel Del Coronado
 With stunning views of the Pacific, opulent accommodations and a history filled with intrigue, the Hotel Del Coronado is an icon in San Diego. Its legendary past includes visits from United States Presidents, Movie Stars and famous Athletes, to dignitaries and other prestigious people. Built in 1888, the Victorian Structure has been gloriously maintained and restored and is a National Historic Landmark that travelers from everywhere flock to for comfort and luxury. Located on Coronado Island, the Hotel Del Coronado is a must-see when visiting the area. |
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Balboa Park
 Like no place else in the country, Balboa Park offers a magnificent combination of art, architecture, history and agriculture in one expansive park. Spanning approximately 1,200 acres, Balboa Park was once known as City Park and was founded more than 125 years ago. Today, the park is home to 15 museums, theaters, marvelous gardens, restaurants, shopping and the world-famous San Diego Zoo. From wonderful concerts featuring the world’s largest outdoor pipe organ, The Spreckels Organ, to tours through science, art and history museums, a day spent in Balboa Park is an unforgettable experience. There’s much to see and do for children and adults, so be sure to allocate enough time to enjoy it all. |
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San Diego Museum of Art
 Located inside Balboa Park, the San Diego Museum of Art plays host to a large collection of artwork. For those who enjoy viewing masterpieces created by European, American and Asian artists, the museum offers a broad selection of pieces including work from the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as some from today’s most recognizable artists. The San Diego Museum of Art is the oldest and largest art museum in the region and welcomes guests from all over the world throughout the year. |
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San Diego Natural History Museum
 At the San Diego Natural History Museum, the world comes to life through a variety of exhibits. The Museum was founded in 1874, making it the oldest scientific institution in Southern California. It is here that the founders hoped to educate and enlighten visitors with the wonders of nature and to teach people how to respect and protect our natural resources. Today, guests to the museum will be enthralled by photographs, satellite images, sculptures and more that depict a variety of stunning scientific discoveries and interests. From the Fossils to the world’s most dangerous volcanoes and everything in between, the San Diego Natural History Museum is an exciting experience for all. |
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San Diego Air & Space Museum
 For those who marvel at man’s desire to travel to the heavens, the San Diego Air & Space Museum offers an exquisite collection of exhibits, interactive displays and educational programs that outline the dramatic timeline of flight. From the first hot air balloon and the Wright Brothers' first flight, to marvelous military aircraft and space-age technology, guests can learn all about the many brilliant people and aircrafts that have led men on their quest of flying. |
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Whaley House
 Whether you enjoy spotting ghosts and apparitions or have an interest in historic places, the Whaley House is a definite tourist pleaser. The lovely brick two-story structure was built in 1857 by the original owner Thomas Whaley. Its historical significance lies in the many different roles the home played for the community. Between 1857 and 1871, the home was not only where the Whaley family lived, but also the site of the county courthouse, the first commercial theater and the Whaley and Crosthwaite General Store. Today, visitors enjoy touring through the house, which was dedicated as a Historic House Museum in 1960, to see collections of artifacts from that time period and to view the beautiful Greek Revival Structure. The chance of encountering a resident ghost or apparition is also intriguing to many, there is said to be several roaming the hallways and rooms. |
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Star of India
 Take a stroll through history as you walk the decks, cabins, dining room and other areas of the Star of India, an iron sailing ship that once sailed to Great Britain, India and New Zealand and later became a salmon hauler on the Alaska-California route. Her voyages began in 1863 and continued for many years until she was retired in 1923. The ship suffered many difficulties including collisions, treacherous weather and deaths of a Captain, various crew members and stowaways. Her long career and battered condition led to a restoration effort by local San Diego Maritime enthusiasts who bought her in 1926 and had her towed to San Diego. Today, guests can tour the magnificent ship which is sailed at least once a year—making it the oldest sailing ship of its kind in the world, at the San Diego Maritime Museum. The Star of India is a National Historic Landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. |
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Seaport Village
 A visit to San Diego is not complete without a stop at Seaport Village. Lovely bay breezes and picturesque views are the ideal backdrop to this open-air shopping, dining and entertainment arena. There’s a vast assortment of unique stores to pick up anything from clothing to keepsakes, a delicious selection of eateries to please every member of the family and year-round entertainment including concerts, book-signings and events. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the cobblestone pathways and be sure to take a ride on the antique carousel. |
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Gaslamp Quarter
 Originally known as the New Town, San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter is a historic neighborhood that spans more than 16 blocks and includes close to a hundred historic buildings. Its creation began in the 1860’s when Alonzo Horton purchased the land to build up a new town near the bay. Through its long and colorful history, many prestigious and well-known people came to the area to live and work. Today, the area is known for its vibrant Victorians, chic restaurants, clubs, galleries and shops and for its significance to the rich past of San Diego. Walk the streets to enjoy the beauty and elegance of this era, as a visit to the Gaslamp Quarter is a journey through time. |
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Midway Aircraft Carrier Museum
 Step on board the Midway Aircraft Carrier that sits in the Navy Pier and get a first-hand look at the longest-serving carrier of its kind in US history. For 47 years, the Midway served the United States Navy, a career that spans from World War II through Operation Desert Storm in 1991. Now, as an interactive museum, the Midway offers visitors a chance to see where all the action took place and to gain an understanding of United States’ Military history. Walk through various decks and listen to audio tours of actual crew members as they tell of their adventures on board. |
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Old Town Market San Diego
 Just a step inside the Old Town Market and you’ll get a sense of what life was like several centuries ago when the city of San Diego was brand new. The market offers visitors a chance to see and hear tales of Old Town, the original inhabitants and how they lived, worked and survived in the early 1800’s. Visit the Free museum, watch working artisans, pick up a souvenir or two at one of the shops or enjoy a meal—Old Town Market of San Diego is a charming, nostalgic landmark brimming with history and entertainment. |
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