Best Things To Do in San Diego, California

  1. National Salute To Bob Hope And The Military Image
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    Memorial, Statue, Plaza

    Close to the famous statue of 'Unconditional surrender' in which WWII sailer is kissing a nurse is a small and unassuming looking plaza. It is circular, closer to the corner of the Tuna Harbour Park, is statue of legendary entertainer Bob Hope. In front of him and surrounding him are statues of 14 soldiers listening to him perform. Each of the soldier's statue is from a separate conflict. The l...Read more
  2. La Jolla Playhouse

    Theatre

    Founded by Gregory Peck, Dorothy McGuire, and Mel Ferrer in 1947, this theatre has been honored throughout the world for producing some of the plays in theatre. It's allumni of actors include Matthew Broderick, Phoebe Cates, Kim Cattrall, Neil Patrick Harris, Bill Irwin, Jim Parsons and Gary Sinise to name a few. Plays here are incredibly innovative, cover a wide variety of styles and topics, a...Read more
  3. Bernardo Winery

    4.6 (96 Votes)
    Bernardo Winery

    Winery, Adults

    Not content to serve ridiculously good handcrafted wines, this Winery decided to do organize ridiculously romantic weddings as well. The Rizzo family Has been in the line making business for three generations now, starting in 1899. The winery is located a little way out of San Diego, and B indoor and outdoor decoration is such that the entire place has a very rustic charm. The Tasting Room itse...Read more
  4. Embarcadero Marina Park

    Park, Leisure

    The marina park is divided into two parts - north and south - with the actual marina (behind the San Diego Convention Center) in between. Facing the pacific ocean, it's a cool hangout, especially at sunrise and sunset. The north section has nice green lawns and a gazebo, and borders Seaport Village. The south section looks almost identical but also has a fishing pier, basketball courts and a co...Read more
  5. Black's Beach

    4.6 (3 Votes)
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    Beach

    Although officially a part of Torrey Pines State Beach, it's worth marking Black Beach distinctly from the rest of Torrey Pines for one reason - it's a nudist beach. You can get down to it from the glider port parking area, though the route is quite steep. An easier access point is from the intersection of Blackgold and La Jolla Farms Roads. The beach enjoys some high waves thanks to an underwa...Read more
  6. Green Flash Brewing Company

    Brewery, Adults

    Founded in 2002, this is one of the largest craft breweries in the country, producing over 80,000 barrels annually. The company made a name for itself first by producing flavourful IPAs. Later, it began to seriously innovate. Now, their fame is such that their rare brews sell out in seconds. The tasting room here has about 30 beers on tap. Food can be had from the Green Flash Gastro food truck....Read more
  7. San Diego Natural History Museum

    Natural History Museum

    Founded in 1874, this museum is the oldest scientific institution in California. The museum focuses on the natural heritage of southern California. Most of the excitement surrounding it is generated by travelling special exhibitions, but the permanent exhibitions aren't bad. For example, see the Allosaurus skeleton. The catch the Fossil Mysteries interactive exhibition that explores evolution, ...Read more
  8. Liberty Public Market

    4.7 (91 Votes)
    Liberty Public Market

    Market

    This 25,000-square-feet eating house is a sublime mix of food and culture, made better by their dog-friendly patio. The cooks, called artisans, prepare and incredibly hearty variety - pasta, meats, beers, wines, confections, and even arts and crafts. People visit as much for the bustling atmosphere as they do for the food. Mostly markets like these are once a week events, but this one is open e...Read more
  9. Salk Institute For Biological Studies

    Educational Site

    What, you might ask, are you doing at an institute for biological studies. In one word, architecture. You're here to admire one of the boldest building designs in the world, something that looks like it came out of a science fiction novel. Built in 1965 by architectural firm Loius Kahn, supervised by Jack MacAllister, it is comprised of two structures that mirror each other, on either side of a...Read more
  10. Shell Beach

    4.4 (67 Votes)
    Shell Beach

    Beach, Leisure, Water Sport, Snorkeling

    A long set of stairs, just south of Ellen Browning Scripps Park, will take you down to Shell Beach. It was named that way for all the sea shells. On either side of the beach are imposing sandstone bluffs. See if you can spot the Seal Rock some distance out in the water. If you visit the beach during low tide, you'll find tide pools in which marine animals can often be seen swimming. Be careful ...Read more
  11. San Diego Museum Of Man

    4.3 (46 Votes)
    San Diego Museum Of Man

    Museum

    The California Quadrangle, California Building, and California Tower were built as the main attractions at the 1915–16 Panama-California Exposition. The beautiful structures were built in an elegant and ornate Spanish-Colonial Revival architectural style. The Tower is 60 metres tall with a Maas-Rowe carillon that plays the Westminster Chimes every 15 minutes. Also inside the building is t...Read more
  12. Whaley House Museum

    4.4 (45 Votes)
    Whaley House Museum

    Museum

    This 1857 Greek Revival was the home of Thomas Whaley. Built on the site of a graveyard, it is one of the country's most famous haunted houses. It's said the house has been more significantly involved in San Diego's history than any other building in the city, having played a role as a court, store, ballroom, and polling place. Visitors can explore the house in guided tours. The guides are exce...Read more
  13. Mission Brewery

    4.5 (75 Votes)
    Mission Brewery

    Brewery, Adults

    This craft beer house is located inside a historic 1894 building. The brewery is not young either; it was established in 1913. It went out business during Prohibition, and came back into business only after the millennium. And it is very cool of them to allow dogs and children inside the brewery. On days marked on their online calendar, they have various food trucks catering to the tasting room...Read more
  14. Alesmith Brewing Company

    4.7 (51 Votes)
    Alesmith Brewing Company

    Brewery, Adults

    Started in 1995, this artisanal brewery uses European brewing science. It works! They have won many awards. And it's not just their beer that is great. Check out their huge tasting room - over 25,000-square-feet of space. It is the largest in the county, and very stylishly and warmly decorated. There are plans for a beer garden bar, mezzanine, a small museum and an event space. They are dog fri...Read more
  15. Japanese Friendship Garden

    Garden, Exhibition

    Built in recognition of San Diego's relationship with its sister city, Yokohama, this 12 acre garden's oriental charm has been adapted to San Diego's climate. The garden was established during the during the 1915–16 Panama-California Exposition. All of the essential elements - stone garden, koi ponds, bonsai water arrangement, sukiya buildings - are present. The Tea Pavilion serves exquis...Read more
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  • are ther any festivals or special events in San Diego on Feb. 20-23, 2020?

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    • Following are a few interesting events taking place in February in San Diego:

      SAN DIEGO JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL - 13-23 Feb

      SAN DIEGO TET FESTIVAL - 24-26 Feb

      Gaslamp Quarter Mardi Gras - 22nd Feb

       

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