One of the most popular urban parks in the United States, this bucolic paradise is packed with an array of attractions, including the world-famous San Diego Zoo.

Museum that celebrates the important role of art as a way of enriching lives by featuring American, Dutch and Flemish, French, Italian paintings and Russian Icons.

Museum's emphasis is on the history of flight, from the days of hot-air balloons to the Spirit of St. Louis to today's space shuttles.

The San Diego Maritime Museum is home to the world's oldest sailing vessel that still sails - "The Star of India". This beautiful square rigger can be visited on the waterfront in downtown San...

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

One of the world's largest model railroad museums features a scale model railway that replicates San Diego's tracks.

Magnificent display of vintage automobiles and motorcycles including a 1927 Bentley, 1931 Rolls Royce Phaeton and Steve McQueen's 1953 Allard.

With a permanent collection of over 3,600 images, and many by well-known photographers like Weston, Adams and Salgado, your eyes will be kept occupied.

A museum featuring the works of the Continental masters, from Renaissance and Baroque art to works by Van Gogh, Renoir, Picasso, Modigliani and others.

You can learn about the history of the Missions in California here and while youre at it, ogle some lovely artifacts, like Spanish furniture dating back to the Renaissance.

A museum dedicated to interpreting nature through research and education.

A museum of folk crafts with a variety of displays that run the gamut from textiles and toys to painting and sculpture.

News is the New Children's Museum will re-open with a big celebration on May 4, 2008. New website is www.thinkplaycrea...

This famous sailing ship docks at the Maritime Museum of San Diego.

The Fleet Science Center in Balboa Park features hands-on exhibits and an Omnimax theater.

Now a museum and state historical landmark, this is one of only two California houses recognized by the U.S. Commerce Department as being haunted.

A museum and educational center that focuses on Mexican art and culture.