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]]>On your next trip to San Diego, be sure to check out these three top beaches.
La Jolla Shores
La Jolla Shores is one of the best beaches in San Diego. Located next to the historic neighborhood which is its namesake, you’ll find a one-mile stretch of sand with calm water and plenty of families here.
Coronado Beach
Coronado Island, located in San Diego Bay, is the home of this beach, a protected natural area with some of the most interesting beach areas to explore in the San Diego area. The scenic views of the city of San Diego are another plus of this great beach.
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Are you a dog lover or planning to take your pooch along with you on vacation? Ocean Beach, a dog-friendly beach that’s perfect for nature lovers, features pets, sunbathing, and surfing as its principal draws.
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Opened in 1868, this is one of the best places to visit if passing anywhere near San Diego. A botanical park with a variety of nurseries and gardens, the place is a delight to spend a few hours in. The park also has an arts center dedicated to Chicano, Mexican, Indigenous and Latino art and culture, a Museum of Photographic Arts, and Science Center, alongside quite a few other historical and art museums. You could spend the whole day there or pick out a few points of interest.
Old Town
Considered to be “California’s Birthplace”, the old town is a historical monument of the state’s early days. The Old Town San Diego State Historic Park showcases the architecture of colonial San Diego, the Whaley House Museum was built on top of a gallows and is known as an official haunted house, and in the Old Town Market Place, you will find carts with crafts, clothes, and Mexican traditional accessories.
The Embarcadero
Situated along the Big Bay, San Diego’s Embarcadero is a historical maritime area where you can find historic ships, museums, and tours. But it’s also a working fishing harbor so you can witness the real life of a Californian port.
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]]>While in San Diego, here are some spots that you absolutely must check out in order to make the most of your experience.
Petco Park
Petco Park, the home of the MLB’s San Diego Padres and the venue for concerts and festivals throughout the year, is beautifully situated in the city’s downtown area and even has a grass berm area where fans can picnic and sit on towels.
Coronado Island
Coronado Island is a gem just off of the coast of mainland San Diego that features a world-famous hotel as well as beautiful, tranquil beaches.
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Balboa Park is one of the United States’ best urban parks. It features ample open spaces, gardens, and also museums and theatres. It’s a perfect place to spend a sunny afternoon.
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One of the world’s best zoos is located in the heart of San Diego in Balboa Park. The San Diego Zoo has more than 3,500 animals of 650 different species, and is one of the few zoos in the world to have giant pandas!
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