Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in San Diego

San Diego is the oldest town in California, established in 1769. It has some beautiful natural beauty to offer its tourists also a pleasant climate, with mild temperatures and plenty of sunshine. City’s some of the most popular attractions are the museums, gardens, and Spanish Colonial-style architecture, the world famous San Diego Zoo; and the Midway Aircraft Carrier Museum. For some history and shopping, visitors can wander in the streets of Old Town San Diego State Historic Park or through the Gas lamp Quarter. Lets check the list of Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in San Diego.

 

1. Balboa Park

Balboa Park comprises a 1,400-acre site with historical buildings, museums, gardens, and green space. The park was created for the Panama California Exhibition of 1915-1916. The foremost architecture is Spanish-style low-rise buildings that blend in with the natural surroundings.

2. San Diego Zoo

Located in Balboa Park, the San Diego Zoo is one of the largest and most famous zoos in the United States. It encompasses all types of exotic animals. It is spread out along a canyon, with many hills that can sometimes be challenging for visitors wandering through the site.

3. SeaWorld

SeaWorld San Diego is one of the city’s main entertainment place, particularly for families. It is located along the waterfront in Mission Bay. The best part are shows featuring killer whales, sea lions, dolphins, and other sea life. There are all types of rides, from roller coasters plowing into water to more sedate carnival type rides for tots.

4. Point Loma and Cabrillo National Monument

Point Loma provides an impressive view out over San Diego and the Pacific Ocean. The history of his incredible “Voyage of Discovery” is told through a variety of displays and exhibits at the Cabrillo National Monument. A large statue dedicated to Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo gazes out over the land he discovered.

 

5. Seaport Village

San Diego’s Seaport Village is a charming place to wander. Located right on the waterfront, this area of unique shops and restaurants is one of the city’s must-sees. Picnic tables, benches, and waterfront patios are scattered throughout the area, and weekends can be very busy.

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