San Diego Things to Do

The Martin Luther King Recreation Center in San Diego was built in 1986 on available open space. Today the center caters to the recreation needs of the entire community with its indoor basketball and racquetball courts, soccer... more

This is one place that can truly cater to your every whim. Herschel and Wall Street has innumerable restaurants ranging from coffee shops to diners, seafood restaurants to French Bistros and Mexican joints. Pamper your taste bu... more

The San Diego City College is a community college established in the 1940s. The college boasts a 56-acre campus that includes about 40 buildings. The co-educational college offers courses in diverse fields of education. Student... more

St James By the Sea Church is a place where much happens. With worship services and lots of music, there is never a dull moment out here. And if your hunger pangs act up in the midst of all the activity, fret not, for there is... more

Located in Mission Bay Park, Hospitality Point has an impressive capacity to awe and inspire anyone. It is a grassy field mid way between Mission and Ocean beaches. This is an ideal location for a family picnic or a fishing tri... more

Torrey Pines High School is located Del Mar. The school in the San Dieguito High School Union District leads in athletics and sports with teams in severals games like football, soccer, tennis and gymnastics & athletics. The sch... more

San Diego locals often jog or bike along Sunset Cliffs, watching the sun descend into the Pacific. After years of waves crashing into this rocky coast, these Point Loma cliffs have developed into unique forms, with sea life she... more

Old City Hall is the symbol of a beautiful Florentine-Italianate architectural style building. True to its name, it stands stylishly in the heart of Gaslamp District. Originally a two-story building, it has now become a four-st... more

Crab Carillon is the place to visit if you want to enthrall yourself in the magnificence of chimes. You can play the chimes yourself but be sure to carry a pen or a pencil or any other stick and just run it across the bars on t... more

The Louis Bank of Commerce was housed in a fantastic four-story building until the end of 1893. The building is very well recognized by the signature twin rising towers and it is also the city's first building made from granite... more