HISTORY & HIGHLIGHTS OF SAN DIEGO TOUR

New to San Diego? Or visiting and want to see some of all this beautiful city has to offer?
Then our 'highlights' tour is for you! Click on the name below to go to the description of that stop,
then on the photo to go to the official website of that location!

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Some of the possible stops on your customized tour of San Diego!

Point Loma Old Town Mission
de Alcala Gaslamp

Horton Plaza Fashion Valley Seaport Village Coronado

Mission & Pacific Beaches Mission Bay Balboa Park Mr A's

Harbor Island Sports Arena Qualcomm Stadium Mount Soledad

Click on the photo to go to a website for information on that location!

Point Loma-
Discovery point of San Diego by the first European visitors in 1542.
Great views of San Diego's skyline and ocean sunsets.

Old Town-
Birthplace of modern San Diego. Many great restaurants to chose from, along with a variety of shops.

Mission de Alcala-
First mission in California by Spanish missionaries in 1774's.

Gaslamp-
The 1800's downtown San Diego, now with many restaurants, shops, coffee houses and nightclubs.

Horton Plaza-
Shopping center in downtown.

Fashion Valley-
Shopping center in Mission Valley.

Mission Bay-
San Diego's water playground.

Mission & Pacific Beaches*
San Diego's most popular beaches where you can soak up the sun in the day, and soak up the music at night in one of the many nightclubs.

Balboa Park-
featuring the San Diego Zoo, many museums, and gardens.

Coronado
Home of the 'Hotel del Coronado' built in 1888.

Mr 'A's'-
Unparalled view of the San Diego skyline. Stop here for a glass of wine at happy hour, come back for dinner!

Harbor Island.
Airport hotels, restaurants and views of the San Diego skyline and Coronado Bridge.

Seaport Village
Shops and restaurants alongside the San Diego Harbor.

Sports Arena-
site of sporting events and concerts.

Qualcomm Stadium-
Home to the San Diego Chargers and SDSU Aztecs football teams, other sporting events and music concerts.

PetCo Park-
The San Diego Padres home field baseball park.
Located at the south end of the 'Gaslamp' and across the street from the convention center.

Mount Soledad-
Breathtaking view of San Diego from between Pacific Beach and La Jolla.
From here you can see Mexico to the south, the Pacific Ocean to the west,
the mountains to the east, and La Jolla to the north.

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Some of the possible stops on your customized tour of San Diego!
Point Loma	Old Town	Mission de Alcala	Gaslamp
Horton Plaza	Fashion Valley	Seaport Village	Coronado
Mission & Pacific Beaches	Mission Bay	Balboa Park	Mr A's
Harbor Island	Sports Arena	Qualcomm Stadium	Mount Soledad

	Point Loma- Discovery point of San Diego by the first European visitors in 1542. Great views of San Diego's skyline and ocean sunsets.
	Old Town- Birthplace of modern San Diego. Many great restaurants to chose from, along with a variety of shops.
	Mission de Alcala- First mission in California by Spanish missionaries in 1774's.
	Gaslamp- The 1800's downtown San Diego, now with many restaurants, shops, coffee houses and nightclubs.
	Horton Plaza- Shopping center in downtown.
	Fashion Valley- Shopping center in Mission Valley.
	Mission Bay- San Diego's water playground.
	Mission & Pacific Beaches San Diego's most popular beaches where you can soak up the sun in the day, and soak up the music at night in one of the many nightclubs.
	Balboa Park- featuring the San Diego Zoo, many museums, and gardens.
	Coronado Home of the 'Hotel del Coronado' built in 1888.
	Mr 'A's'- Unparalled view of the San Diego skyline. Stop here for a glass of wine at happy hour, come back for dinner!
	Harbor Island. Airport hotels, restaurants and views of the San Diego skyline and Coronado Bridge.
	Seaport Village Shops and restaurants alongside the San Diego Harbor.
	Sports Arena- site of sporting events and concerts.
	Qualcomm Stadium- Home to the San Diego Chargers and SDSU Aztecs football teams, other sporting events and music concerts.
	PetCo Park- The San Diego Padres home field baseball park. Located at the south end of the 'Gaslamp' and across the street from the convention center.
	Mount Soledad- Breathtaking view of San Diego from between Pacific Beach and La Jolla. From here you can see Mexico to the south, the Pacific Ocean to the west, the mountains to the east, and La Jolla to the north.

HISTORY & HIGHLIGHTS OF SAN DIEGO TOUR

*Click on the photo to go to a website for information on that location!

Point Loma-
Discovery point of San Diego by the first European visitors in 1542.
Great views of San Diego's skyline and ocean sunsets.

Old Town-
Birthplace of modern San Diego. Many great restaurants to chose from, along with a variety of shops.

Mission de Alcala-
First mission in California by Spanish missionaries in 1774's.

Gaslamp-
The 1800's downtown San Diego, now with many restaurants, shops, coffee houses and nightclubs.

Horton Plaza-
Shopping center in downtown.

Fashion Valley-
Shopping center in Mission Valley.

Mission Bay-
San Diego's water playground.

Mission & Pacific Beaches
San Diego's most popular beaches where you can soak up the sun in the day, and soak up the music at night in one of the many nightclubs.

Balboa Park-
featuring the San Diego Zoo, many museums, and gardens.

Coronado
Home of the 'Hotel del Coronado' built in 1888.

Mr 'A's'-
Unparalled view of the San Diego skyline. Stop here for a glass of wine at happy hour, come back for dinner!

Harbor Island.
Airport hotels, restaurants and views of the San Diego skyline and Coronado Bridge.

Seaport Village
Shops and restaurants alongside the San Diego Harbor.

Sports Arena-
site of sporting events and concerts.

Qualcomm Stadium-
Home to the San Diego Chargers and SDSU Aztecs football teams, other sporting events and music concerts.

Mount Soledad-
Breathtaking view of San Diego from between Pacific Beach and La Jolla.
From here you can see Mexico to the south, the Pacific Ocean to the west,
the mountains to the east, and La Jolla to the north.

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Learn to get around San Diego using the transit system...
Trolley	Bus	Coaster	Transit Centers

HISTORY & HIGHLIGHTS OF SAN DIEGO TOUR

*Click on the photo to go to a website for information on that location!

Point Loma- Discovery point of San Diego by the first European visitors in 1542. Great views of San Diego's skyline and ocean sunsets.

Old Town- Birthplace of modern San Diego. Many great restaurants to chose from, along with a variety of shops.

Mission de Alcala- First mission in California by Spanish missionaries in 1774's.

Gaslamp- The 1800's downtown San Diego, now with many restaurants, shops, coffee houses and nightclubs.

Horton Plaza- Shopping center in downtown.

Fashion Valley- Shopping center in Mission Valley.

Mission Bay- San Diego's water playground.

Mission & Pacific Beaches San Diego's most popular beaches where you can soak up the sun in the day, and soak up the music at night in one of the many nightclubs.

Balboa Park- featuring the San Diego Zoo, many museums, and gardens.

Coronado Home of the 'Hotel del Coronado' built in 1888.

Mr 'A's'- Unparalled view of the San Diego skyline. Stop here for a glass of wine at happy hour, come back for dinner!

Harbor Island. Airport hotels, restaurants and views of the San Diego skyline and Coronado Bridge.

Seaport Village Shops and restaurants alongside the San Diego Harbor.

Sports Arena- site of sporting events and concerts.

Qualcomm Stadium- Home to the San Diego Chargers and SDSU Aztecs football teams, other sporting events and music concerts.

Mount Soledad- Breathtaking view of San Diego from between Pacific Beach and La Jolla. From here you can see Mexico to the south, the Pacific Ocean to the west, the mountains to the east, and La Jolla to the north.

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Point Loma-
Discovery point of San Diego by the first European visitors in 1542.
Great views of San Diego's skyline and ocean sunsets.

Old Town-
Birthplace of modern San Diego. Many great restaurants to chose from, along with a variety of shops.

Mission de Alcala-
First mission in California by Spanish missionaries in 1774's.

Gaslamp-
The 1800's downtown San Diego, now with many restaurants, shops, coffee houses and nightclubs.

Horton Plaza-
Shopping center in downtown.

Fashion Valley-
Shopping center in Mission Valley.

Mission Bay-
San Diego's water playground.

Mission & Pacific Beaches
San Diego's most popular beaches where you can soak up the sun in the day, and soak up the music at night in one of the many nightclubs.

Balboa Park-
featuring the San Diego Zoo, many museums, and gardens.

Coronado
Home of the 'Hotel del Coronado' built in 1888.

Mr 'A's'-
Unparalled view of the San Diego skyline. Stop here for a glass of wine at happy hour, come back for dinner!

Harbor Island.
Airport hotels, restaurants and views of the San Diego skyline and Coronado Bridge.

Seaport Village
Shops and restaurants alongside the San Diego Harbor.

Sports Arena-
site of sporting events and concerts.

Qualcomm Stadium-
Home to the San Diego Chargers and SDSU Aztecs football teams, other sporting events and music concerts.

Mount Soledad-
Breathtaking view of San Diego from between Pacific Beach and La Jolla.
From here you can see Mexico to the south, the Pacific Ocean to the west,
the mountains to the east, and La Jolla to the north.

you are visitor number

counter here

to this page, thanks for stopping by!

this webpage last updated on... 23 October, 2007