San Diego, California!

With 70 miles of pristine beaches, a dazzling array of world-class family attractions, and its idyllic climate, San Diego promises a truly remarkable experience for everyone. Spend some time playing golf, visit the world-famous San Diego Zoo or a museum, take in some culture and history, or spend time in world-class shops and restaurants.

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Top 10 Things To Do in San Diego



San Diego Zoo (Photo)1. San Diego Zoo

The world famous San Diego Zoo is located in Balboa Park and is home to more than 4,000 animals of more than 800 species, including giant pandas and a 2.5-acre elephant habitat. A pioneer in building "cageless" exhibits, the zoo allows you to see animals in as close to their natural habitat as possible. You can also take a tour through the San Diego Zoo Safari Park where you can see a large array of wild and endangered animals in a park that spans 1,800 acres.



USS Midway Museum (Photo)2. USS Midway Museum

Take a tour of the 972-foot-long USS Midway Aircraft Carrier. The longest-serving U.S. Navy carrier of the 20th century and the largest ship in the world from 1945 to 1955, this ship carried over 4,000 people and could house over 100 aircraft. Today you will find 25 aircraft on display, and learn about what life was like from the Midway's docents, many of whom are military retirees who served on the Midway and similar ships. Accessible by foot or trolly from downtown and the Gaslamp Quarter, and one of the highest rated tourist destinations in San Diego.



La Jolla (Photo)3. Chill Out in La Jolla

Dine in restaurants atop jagged cliffs looking out over the ocean. Shop in boutiques and high-end art galleries. Explore caves, museums and landmarks. La Jolla is truly one of the jewels of the Southern California shoreline.



Legoland California (Photo)4. Legoland California

With more than 60 different rides and 9 different lands to explore, plus the Lego® Waterpark and SEA LIFE™ Aquarium, Legoland is a fabulous destination for both the young and the young at heart. Visit Miniland USA, featuring recreations of 7 different U.S. cities, do battle with pirates on Splash Battle, or explore the worlds of Star Wars which have been constructed using over 1.5 million LEGO® bricks.



San Diego Beaches (Photo)5. Go to the Beach

San Diego is home to 70 miles of beautiful beaches. Swim, surf, watch a sand castle competition, go for a stroll or just relax in the sun with a great book.



Gaslamp Quarter (Photo)6. Gaslamp Quarter

Just steps away from the Hilton San Diego Bayfront hotel and FUSION 2012 is the Gaslamp Quarter, one of Southern California's premier dining, shopping and entertainment districts. A blend of the old and the new, the Gaslamp Quarter is home to theatres, upscale shops, fine dining, wide brick walkways, charming sidewalk cafes, nightclubs and diverse music venues. All in an easily walkable district filled with beautifully detailed Victorian buildings.



Balboa Park (Photo)7. Balboa Park

A 1,200-acre urban cultural park, Balboa Park is home to wide open spaces, gardens, walking paths, museums, theatres, an 18-hole golf course, and the San Diego Zoo.



San Diego Harbor Cruise (Photo)8. Take a Harbor Cruise

Numerous options are available to you if you would like to cruise the San Deigo Bay. Take control of your own speedboat for a high speed guided and narrated barbor tour with a twist. Kick back and relax for a more traditional tour yacht tour of the harbor with professional crew who will tell you about the city's rich history and points of interest. Or dance and dine the evening away with a dinner or sunset cruise.



SeaWorld San Diego (Photo)9. SeaWorld San Diego

Visit Shamu, the killer whale, as well as penguins, sea turtles, dolphins, and a wide variety of other ocean life at SeaWorld. You can also enjoy the Bayside Skyride gondola ride that travels over Mission bay, enjoy one of the many rides, or pet and feed the dolphins in Rocky Point Preserve.



Coronado Island (Photo)10. Coronado Island

With one of the best beaches in the country, a lively little downtown, and a laid-back temperament, Coronado Island is a great place to get away from the busier areas of San Diego. Grab a ferry or the Hop On-Hop Off Trolley to visit this fun little peninsula that sits between San Diego Bay and the Pacific ocean.