Browsing Tag Outdoors
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George W. Marston House
Visit Balboa Park and one reaction is inevitable. Whether you find the attractions entertaining or the museums interesting, it’s impossible not to be struck by the beauty of ...
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Balboa Park Museums
Balboa Park is one of San Diego’s top attractions—there’s so much to see within its 1,200 acres of theaters, gardens, zoological gardens and assorted other attractions that there’s ...
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Japanese Friendship Garden
An expression of the unity between sister cities San Diego and Yokohama, the Japanese Friendship Garden is one of the many gorgeous gardens found within Balboa Park. It has ...
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Spreckels Organ Pavilion
With 73 ranks of pipes—more than four thousand in all—ranging in size from three storeys high to smaller than your little finger, it’s touted as largest outdoor organ ...
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Del Mar Thoroughbred Club
The thunder of hooves rises from the turf and the cheers of the fans echo through the famous tan stucco grandstand. It’s the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club racetrack, one of ...
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Belmont Park
The history of amusement parks goes back far further than you’d probably ever expect. Denmark’s Dyrehavsbakken was founded in 1583, and Lake Compounce started America’s fascination with carnival rides ...
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Skydive Perris
The only skydiving resort in California, Skydive Perris is not to be missed. Whether it’ll be your first time in freefall or an exhilarating hobby you enjoy frequently, the ...
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Gaslamp Quarter
San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter is a 16½ block area and major center containing historic buildings, shops, galleries, entertainment, and some of the finest restaurants in the city. It’s called ...
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Mount Soledad
Mount Soledad is an 822-foot hill in La Jolla, with a large, white, 29-foot concrete cross at the top. Surrounding the cross on Mount Soledad is a veteran’s ...
Places to See in San Diego
