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    San Diego Holiday Guide

    San Diego, the oldest town in California, is blessed with a healthy dose of sunshine resulting in gentle enthusiasm and excellent tan akin to perennial spring break. The city calls itself ‘America’s Finest City’ as it encompasses a cool surf town scene, primeval year-round weather, renowned surf spots, distinguished beach towns, and its world-acclaimed zoo, a gateway for everybody’s destination. The city is the perfect amalgamation of breezy confidence and sunny expression along with the best Mexican food to the north of the border, craft beer, championship golf courses and museums.

     

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    The suburbs of San Diego

    Situated in Southern California, close to Mexico border, San Diego is the second largest town in the state, founded in 1769. San Diego is flawlessly separated into regions embracing each of charismatic distinct neighborhoods.
    Downtown: Downtown is the center of business and nightclubs. Situated on the bay, it is laced with various tourist fascinations amongst its polished office and hotel towers.
    Balboa Park-Hillcrest: Positioned in the core of the city, Balboa Park is the second largest urban park in the world. It is home to astounding museums and the well-known San Diego Zoo. Hillcrest is a noiseless experience with attractive cafés and drinking institutions in South Park.
    Old Town-Mission Valley: A historic borough, prevalent with tourists and locals to experience the Mexican culture.
    Point Loma-Ocean Beach: Placed on a picturesque peninsula, this region is known for its stunning views and its attractive coastline along with organic food market and reggae clubs
    Mission Beach-Pacific Beach: It is home to Sea World. Two prevalent beach communities with ample of shops, restaurants, and nightlife, along with Mission Bay and its variety of water sports
    La Jolla: A sophisticated beach picturesque coastline community along with birch aquariums, the Scripps institute, the La Jolla playhouse, art galleries, restaurants, souvenir and coffee shops.
    Mid-City: Filled with fashionable districts with locally-oriented restaurants, shops, and theaters.
    Northeastern: Composed of various suburban neighborhoods extending far inland to the hills of the north, Cal State San Marcos and the popular Safari Park.
    San Ysidro: Epicenter to the world’s busiest land border crossing between San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico.

    Points of interest in San Diego

    • 1Balboa Park
    • 2SeaWorld
    • 3San Diego Zoo
    • 4Gaslamp Quarter
    • 5Seaport Village
    • 6Old Town State Historic Park
    • 7Point Loma and Cabrillo National Monument
    • 8San Diego Museum of Art
    • 9Midway Aircraft Carrier Museum
    • 10Horton Plaza

    Doable things in San Diego

    • 1San Diego Bike and Kayak Tours
    • 2Whale Watching with Hornblower Cruises
    • 3Hop-on Hop-off Trolley for family-friendly excursions to San Diego attractions.
    • 4Skydive, tandem jumps, group jumps, and solo jumps
    • 5Riding one of those awesome new-age Segways

    Shop till you drop in San Diego

    San Diego is an amazing destination for unbelievable shopping and spa services. Shopping malls with the latest trend, high fashion boutiques, name-brand stores or great deals, San Diego shopping offers something to fit everyone’s unique panache and budget. During the festive season, shopping experience comes alive with jolly tunes, glistening lights, hanging garland, bows and more.

    Dine and wine in San Diego

    San Diego restaurants array from fine dining to quaint cafes along the beach. Recognized for the pristine coastline, a glittering downtown, San Diego offers best restaurants to keep visitors and locals happy. From extravagant sushi and Asian fusion restaurants to Mom and Pop burger joints and malt shops, San Diego restaurants have it all.

    Music and Nightlife of San Diego

    Home to some of the best music around, there are various venues hosting the best music every night. Whether it’s a dive bar for a few local tunes or larger venues for touring bands, San Diego has it all. While San Diego might not be exclusively known for its nightclubs and bars, but nightlife is still some of the best around.

    Best time to visit

    The San Diego area can be an incredible place to visit almost any time of the year and there is no off-season here. Though the peak season lies in between Jun–Aug, when the temperatures and hotel rates are highest while Sep–Oct and Mar–May have a moderate influx of traffic and also rates are affordable. Nov–Feb is considered as low season while most of America escapes the cold.

    Transportation

    Having a car is impervious to comfortable get around San Diego. But buses and cabs are obtainable, it’s an honestly large and extensive metropolis.
    With its mild Mediterranean climate, August is the hottest month while December is the coldest month. The weather is ideal, with very low humidity. The temperature in summer might increase for each mile going east while winter’s night are relatively cooler. Some valleys and other areas have "micro-climates".

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