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Balboa Park

Balboa Park is known as a must see attraction with many different cultural and recreational facilities. Most visitors start at the welcome center to get a map and events calendar as well as a Balboa Park Passport. The passport includes entrance to most of the attractions. The most popular attraction is the zoo as well as 15 different museums, cultural centers, lawn bowling, and much more.  

Cabrillo National Monument

This monument was named by the famed Portuguese explorer Juan Rodriquez Cabrillo. Juan landed in San Diego Bay in 1542. Today there is a museum also included. It depicts Cabrillo's exploits and other early explorers. Also included is an on-site Point Loma Lighthouse that stands 433 feet high above the ocean.

Coronado
 

Coronado is located in an island a bit south of San Diego. This island is accessible via driving on the San Diego-Coronado Bridge. Most people take a ferry from the Broadway Pier due to more scenery. On the Coronado island there are amazing white beaches, restaurants, shops, and hotels.

Gaslamp Quarter

Gaslamp Quarter is a 16 block section of downtown. It is a historical district which include many shops, art galleries, restaurants, and nightclubs. It is also known as a great neighborhood for early Victorian architecture.  There is the William Heath Davis House which includes exhibits showing Gaslamps history.

Mission Bay Park

Mission Bay Park sits on about 4600 acres of land with 27 miles of shoreline, 19 of which are sandy beach. Also on the property of the park are marinas, a horseshoe court, sand volleyball, fire rings, picnic areas, playgrounds, and biking, roller-skating, and jogging paths. 

Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego
 

  This is a beautiful museum that was once the 1916 Mission style home of Ellen Browning Scripps who was a San Diego philanthropist. In the mid 1900's the expansions to the original building were complete with a great collection of post- 1950's contemporary art from famous artists Warhol, Cornell, and Stella.

Old Town Trolley Tours
 

The Old Town Trolley Tours are a very exciting way to see the city and learn over 400 years of San Diego's history. The tours go about every 30 Minutes starting around 9 in the morning. The tours usually last about 2 hours. After the tour most visitors take a stroll around Old Town to see the beginnings of San Diego.            

San Diego Zoo
 

 The San Diego zoo has more than 4,000 animals and is known as the best zoo in the US. It has state-of-the-art habitats that focus on flora and fauna of different ecosystems. Some of the animals the zoo houses are Giant Pandas, koalas, monkeys, elephants, tigers, polar bears, and many more.

Sea World Adventure Park

This adventure park is located in Mission Bay and is the most popular attractions. Here at Sea World visitors can see seals, walruses, manatees, polar bears, penguins, and of course Shamu. Shamu is the most popular killer whale. There are also many exhibits such as the Wild Artic as well as rides and much more.   

Wild Animal Park
 

 This Wild Animal Park is also another zoo located here in San Diego. This zoo houses more than 3,200 animal on about 1,800 African themed acres. The main and most popular exhibit is the Heart of Africa which is home to the cheetahs, giraffes, okapis and many birds. There are also gorillas, meerkats, and much more throughout the zoo as well.