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Connected by a thin sandy strip of land to the mainland, Coronado is technically not an island at all, but the island retreat attitude pervades every inch of it. It may be accessed by foot ferry, the toll-free Coronado Bay Brid... more
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Vibrant, eclectic, and endlessly entertaining, the Gaslamp Quarter covers more than 16 city blocks of downtown San Diego, with hundreds of specialty shops and dozens of trendy restaurants, bars and avant-garde playhouses. Most... more
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Perhaps the most amazing sandcastle competition in the world is held each year in San Diego and is known as the U.S Open Sandcastle Competetion. Fantastic artistic creations rise from piles of sand. Within a few short hours, my... more
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Graciously housed in the House of Hospitality, The Prado has hosted myriad weddings, parties and intimate dinners. After a long period of vacancy, almost any establishment would have been embraced by the hungry Balboa Park visi... more
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It might not get any better than this. Every first Wednesday of each month from spring through early winter, this outdoor evening event combines the best of San Diego style. Top performers in jazz and blues take the stage in th... more
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Many people say one bar cannot stand out in the Gaslamp Quarter where bars are a dime a dozen. This one proves them wrong. Only 11 feet wide, The Grape is long and narrow, but full of character. Elegant Trompe L'oeil frescos ad... more
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The vintage-looking signage on the front reads, 'Cold Beer, Warm Friends', and that almost sums up Live Wire. However, it fails to mention some other important tidbits. For instance, all pours here are doubles, from a Johnnie W... more
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Balboa Park is the nation's largest urban cultural park. The 1,200 acre cultural complex has been open for over a century, and draws in over 500,000 visitors a year. The park is home to 15 museums, multiple gardens, a Spanish-s... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Excellent Adventure said
…. Hey, we be cool. Next day to San Diego to Balboa Park to hike through the many museums… continue reading »
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Fun for adults and kids, this museum-on-water is the focal point of San Diego's historic Embarcadero Promenade. Comprised of several painstakingly restored historic ships, it is a tribute to the sea-faring age. One of the ships... more
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History, food and fun are all within easy walking distance of the Old Town. Father Serra established the first mission here more than 225 years ago; Kit Carson helped to raise the first American flag in 1846. Now there are 37 r... more
Real Travelers who've been here
ILoveNY said
… visited Old Town with it's replica buildings of the past and saw the many shrines along the way. continue reading »
Sunnyside Travel Experiences
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San Diego = sweet
San Diego is a really nice town...nice weather, great beaches, and friendly people. While there, we had a great time staying with o... Continue reading »
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Ronnie Reagan, Hard Rock & Shamu
We’ve had a busy couple of days in San Diego since our zoo experience. Yesterday, we spent the whole day and evening downtown, taking... Continue reading »
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Another place Jackie wants to live!
Saturday 7th OctoberWe left San Diego for Palm Springs, spending the day at a place called La Jolla just north of SD. What an incred... Continue reading »
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Surf, ships and fun
Sat 1/27/07I’ve been to San Diego a couple of times before but it was for surfing both times. This time we were heading there t... Continue reading »
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World Famous San Diego Zoo
We got up bright & early to begin our day. As our company-paid stay at the Omni was over, we packed up and checked out of the hotel b... Continue reading »
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