A 16-block national historic district that offers visitors a variety of restaurants and shops, as well as an eyeful of Victorian architecture.

Located in Balboa Park, this center is home to many art galleries and studios.

Historic site in downtown San Diego that recreates life in the Mexican and early American periods of 1821 to 1872.

A lookout point above San Diego Bay and home of the Cabrillo monument.

This popular shopping mall is on multiple levels and gives shoppers a choice of more than 200 stores and boutiques.

Bike through oak lined trails and along mountain cliffs: spectacular sights and leg-pumping climbs at Cleveland National Forest.

This walkway along San Diego's waterfront gives visitors great views of downtown and a chance to choose from many restaurants along the way.

For some great jazz and blues when the sun goes down, try this popular bar and dance club.

A scenic promenade next to the ocean that offers a wide selection of markets, stores, restaurants and special services.

Located near Point Loma, this two mile hike offers vistas of San Diego Bay.

A short, one mile hike that offers one the opportunity to observe sea life along the shore.

A two mile hike offering great views of the bay and Pacific Ocean.

Spruce Street Footbridge, a cable-suspended structure built in 1912 by Edwin Capps. Sways slightly when you cross it.  Beloved of young smokers in the late '60's for its ambience. A favorite site for...

Although near major metropolitan centers, this national forest is a well-preserved expanse of scenic beauty.

Biking, jogging and skating on San Diego's scenic waterfront path is popular with tourists and locales alike.