The San Diego Zoo is a renowed zoological park located in Balalboa Park. It's home to over 3,700 rare and endangered animals, representing approximately 660 species and subspecies. The zoo is known for its naturalistic habitats, unique animal encounters, and a prominent botanical collection of over 700,000 plants. 

Only at SeaWorld® San Diego theme park can you get close to dolphins, penguins, sharks and more! See awe-inspiring shows with magnificent killer whales, playful dolphins and humorous sea lions

Ride, climb, splash and build your way through 9 themed lands at the ultimate LEGO theme park destination! At LEGOLAND conquer the Dragon, learn the rules of the road at Driving School, and watch LEGO come to life in so many ways!

This beautiful beach in San Diego is the perfect beach getaway spot, located next to the iconic Hotel del Coronado.

Mission Beach is San Diego’s lively take on the classic boardwalk beach town with nearly two miles of oceanfront boardwalk, numerous rental shops and Belmont Park, a boardwalk amusement park, featuring the Giant Dipper Roller Coaster, originally built in 1925 but since restored, the Beach House Grill, miniature golf, bumper cars, rock climbing and an arcade.

This 1,200-acre nature park comprises 17 museums, gardens, musical theaters, a sports complex, and the world-famous San Diego Zoo.

Old Town San Diego features acres of Mexican heritage, historical sites, colorful shops, eclectic restaurants, a theater and tons more to explore. 

Downtown's Seaport Village, awash in coastal breezes and views of Coronado Bridge, offers eclectic gifts and souvenirs. There are 50-plus diverse shops, 21 unique eateries and four bayside restaurants. With four miles of meandering cobblestone pathways bordered by ponds, lakes, fountains and colorful landscaping, plus a quarter-mile slate boardwalk along the San Diego Bay, it's easy to enjoy an afternoon stroll while you wander through the shops, walking the promenade and taking in the scenery.

The perfect weather, endless activities and laid-back vibes are just some of the reasons over 35 million people a year visit the beachfront paradise of San Diego. However, with so many ways to spend your time, where do you start? The answer is the one place in the city that combines the best of it all: the Gateway to San Diego, Belmont Park. Belmont Park is San Diego’s “everything destination,” the perfect mix of excitement and leisure with shopping, top-notch restaurants and thrilling rides, right on the beach. From vacationers who want to bask in San Diego culture, to locals who want to play like kids again, Belmont Park has everything you want from a day in Southern California, all in one place.

San Diego’s Little Italy is different; a stable ethnic business and residential community, since the 1920′s.  Little Italy, today, represents Downtown San Diego’s oldest continuous-neighborhood business district.

From the crashing waves to the award-winning culinary creations, La Jolla sparkles with sights and attractions in a picturesque village where everything is immersed in a casual, relaxed luxury.

Strolling through the village on “date night” or vacationing in one of the signature hotels guarantees luxury and leisure with seaside serenity. Only minutes from downtown, La Jolla promises a sun-kissed Southern California experience like no other.

One of the beaches in San Diego's Mission Bay & Beaches region, P.B. (as the locals call it) is a favorite spot for college students and young adults enjoying the party atmosphere, frequenting the area’s restaurants and bars—some just steps from the sand. P.B. comes alive at night, too, with the glow of bonfires and the electricity of the region’s many clubs.

As part of Comic-Con, the world-renowned comics and popular arts convention, Comic-Con Museum is a participatory space focused on celebrating and bringing together diverse audiences for shared vibrant experiences featuring comics, film, television, cosplay, science fiction, fantasy, books, video games, anime, and other related popular arts.

With interactive exhibits that are updated regularly, hands-on STEAM based art-making activities, panels, movie screenings, and other dynamic programming, you will always find something new and exciting to explore.

The Maritime Museum of San Diego experience includes admission to a world-class collection of historic sailing ships, steam-powered boats, and submarine, each offering entertaining and educational exhibits.

Explore America's #1 Ballpark on one of our daily guided tours. This historical, behind-the-scenes tour allows guests to experience the ballpark while learning about the history of Petco Park and the San Diego Padres.

San Diego’s 12-acre Waterfront Park located at the County Administration Center offers an opportunity to beat the heat with an 830-foot-long fountain with 31 jets that shoot water 14 feet into the air before it falls in a shallow splash area. Other features include a grassy area for picnicking with a view of the bayfront, lush gardens, and a large playground. Parking is provided in an underground garage off of Ash Street.

Rising from 16 square-blocks in downtown San Diego, you’ll find the historic Gaslamp Quarter where Victorian-era buildings and modern skyscrapers stand side by side, housing more than 100 of the city's finest restaurants, pubs, nightclubs and retails shops, as well as offices and residential/work lofts. 

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore a historic aircraft carrier.  Activities for all ages including self-guided audio tours, theater, flight simulators, climb-in aircraft, ejection seats and cockpits, guided tours of the bridge and more. Audio tours are available in English, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese, French and German.

Spectacular flight deck views of the downtown skyline, San Diego Bay Bridge, and active U.S. Navy ships! Midway is an opportunity to experience the uniqueness of San Diego, original home of TOP GUN.