Guidebook for San Diego
Parks & Nature
A beautiful and historic landmark of San Diego featuring not only breathtaking greenery, but also plenty of attractions and museums. A must go place in San Diego. Tips: arrive earlier for parking spots and avoid traffic as a reward.
3290 locals recommend
Balboa Park
A beautiful and historic landmark of San Diego featuring not only breathtaking greenery, but also plenty of attractions and museums. A must go place in San Diego. Tips: arrive earlier for parking spots and avoid traffic as a reward.
I love the running trails in La Jolla! Check it out in the early morning. Harbor seals will cheer with you. Tip: the best time to see seals sunbathe is in the sunny afternoon at children's pool beach.
1327 locals recommend
La Jolla Cove
1100 Coast BlvdI love the running trails in La Jolla! Check it out in the early morning. Harbor seals will cheer with you. Tip: the best time to see seals sunbathe is in the sunny afternoon at children's pool beach.
Check out the beautiful beach, great ocean view, scenery trails, golf courses, and the secret black beach beneath the gliderport.
1108 locals recommend
Torrey Pines State Reserve
12600 North Torrey Pines RoadCheck out the beautiful beach, great ocean view, scenery trails, golf courses, and the secret black beach beneath the gliderport.
A relaxing place to see gliders and a trailhead from the cliff down to the black's beach.
268 locals recommend
Torrey Pines Gliderport
2800 Torrey Pines Scenic DrA relaxing place to see gliders and a trailhead from the cliff down to the black's beach.
Essentials
Vons
2606 Del Mar Heights RdFood Scene
Seasalt Del Mar
2282 Carmel Valley RdSnooze, an A.M. Eatery
3940 Fifth AveCrust Pizzeria
124 Solana Hills DrThey have Bar as well.
Ken Sushi Workshop
11375 El Camino RealRuth's Chris Steak House
1355 N Harbor DrNeed reservation.
Browse more than 30 food, beverage, and artisan vendors under one roof at San Diego’s Liberty Station
227 locals recommend
Liberty Public Market
2820 Historic Decatur RdBrowse more than 30 food, beverage, and artisan vendors under one roof at San Diego’s Liberty Station
Entertainment & Activities
From July to Sep, San Diego horse racing takes place where the "turf meets the surf" at the Del Mar Racetrack.
198 locals recommend
Del Mar Fairgrounds
From July to Sep, San Diego horse racing takes place where the "turf meets the surf" at the Del Mar Racetrack.
Cinépolis Luxury Cinemas
12905 El Camino RealTorrey Pines Golf Course
11480 N Torrey Pines RdA Must for Golfers.
Arts & Culture
Historic Old Town San Diego, the Birthplace of California, where the first Europeans settled. What was it like in California in 1850? Find the best authentic Mexican food there.
170 locals recommend
Old Town San Diego
4002 Wallace StHistoric Old Town San Diego, the Birthplace of California, where the first Europeans settled. What was it like in California in 1850? Find the best authentic Mexican food there.
Drinks & Nightlife
Raise a glass and salute the more than 115 breweries in San Diego County.
175 locals recommend
Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens – Liberty Station
2816 Historic Decatur RdRaise a glass and salute the more than 115 breweries in San Diego County.
Great local brewery with good food, styled with beautiful Japanese garden.
60 locals recommend
Karl Strauss Brewing Company
9675 Scranton RdGreat local brewery with good food, styled with beautiful Japanese garden.
Sightseeing
Incredible view of San Diego bay and a place to learn the Spanish root of San Diego. The 2.5-mile Bayside Trail looks out to San Diego Bay, and the easy Coastal Tidepool Trail takes you to some of the best tidepooling in California (look, but don’t touch). From mid-December to late March, the bluffs are a great place to watch migrating Pacific gray whales.
502 locals recommend
Cabrillo National Monument Visitor Center
1800 Cabrillo Memorial DrIncredible view of San Diego bay and a place to learn the Spanish root of San Diego. The 2.5-mile Bayside Trail looks out to San Diego Bay, and the easy Coastal Tidepool Trail takes you to some of the best tidepooling in California (look, but don’t touch). From mid-December to late March, the bluffs are a great place to watch migrating Pacific gray whales.