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Things To Do In San Diego and
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ART |
Museum of Photographic
Arts
Since 1983 The Photographic Arts Museum
has been dedicated to exhibiting, protecting and placing into historic context
the relatively unknown world of photographic art. As one of the few
institutions dedicated solely to this medium, the museum offers programs that
focus upon the exploration and appreciation of photography and
film.
San Diego Natural History
Museum
The Natural History Museum proudly
resides in Balboa Park and is a popular destination for locals and tourists
alike. Designed in 1917 by William Templeton Johnson in the Spanish Colonial
style, the museum building is one of San Diego's most prominent landmarks. With
a collection that is concentrated upon the natural wonders of Southern
California, the Natural History Museum has long been the region's primary
source for scientific culture.
San Diego Museum of
Art
For the past 75 years The San Diego
Museum of Art has provided the residents of San Diego County with an excellent
facility in which to view, consider and appreciate the world of art. In
addition to housing a comprehensive collection of art from Europe and America,
the museum also regularly hosts traveling exhibits and provides classes,
performances and forums for discussion to deepen artistic
appreciation.
San Diego Museum of
Contemporary Art
The San Diego Museum of
Contemporary Art houses a diverse collection of over 3000 art works created
post 1950. Featuring a wide variety of media including paintings, sculpture,
photography, film and cutting edge installations the museum has a particular
focus on pop and minimalist art of the 60's and 70's. The Museum of
Contemporary Art also prides itself on the discovery and support of promising
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ENTERTIANMENT (include symphonies, dance cos., theaters,
opera cos.) |
La Jolla
Playhouse
La Jolla Playhouse stands as yet
another demonstration of the cultural sophistication that characterizes the San
Diego community. Founded in 1947 by Gregory Peck, Dorothy McGuire and Mel
Ferrer, the La Jolla Playhouse is emblematic of the standards by which great
theater is appraised. Following the tradition of inspired artistic direction,
Des McAnuff has consistently staged brilliant productions that have earned La
Jolla much well-deserved attention in the international theatrical
community.
San Diego Ballet
Company
The San Diego Ballet is alive with
artistic innovation, talent and dynamic vision. Drawing largely from the local
San Diego School of Ballet to embellish the corps of dancers, the company has
flourished under the direction of resident choreographer Javier Velasco. The
San Diego Ballet favors innovative pieces that combine the world of dance with
poetry, literature and modern music and provide a creative edge to counter
balance their strong classical repertory.
San Diego
Opera
The San Diego Opera has been ranked as
one of the top 10 opera companies in the nation and has garnered international
accolades as well as attracting world famous guest artists such as Joan
Sutherland, Luciano Pavarotti and Beverly Sills to the Civic Theater stage.
Since their 1965 staging of La Boheme, the San Diego Opera has enjoyed a
meteoric rise to fame. Staying true to their intention to provide the community
of San Diego with excellent world-class productions, the company has a full and
well-rounded performance schedule.
Old Globe
Theater
Modeled after its namesake in London,
the Old Globe Theatre was originally constructed in 1935 as a part of the
California Pacific International Exposition. Since 1937, the Old Globe has been
synonymous with theatrical excellence presenting classics from the
Shakespearian stage as well as contemporary plays that promise to stand the
test of time.
San Diego
Symphony
The San Diego Symphony is one of the
nation's premier classical orchestras and has garnered national acclaim and
local enthusiastic support for the past ninety-one years. Housed in the
historic Copley Hall, a magnificent building constructed in 1929 in the French
Rococo style, the San Diego Symphony provides a wide range of concert
experiences and offers programs that are created to appeal to people of all
ages and cultures.
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SPORTS AND RECREATION |
Mission Trails Regional
Park
Close to downtown San Diego, the Mission
Trails Park provides a much-welcomed respite from urban woes. Comprising over
5800 acres, it is one of the largest urban parks in the country and offers many
opportunities for outdoor enjoyment including hiking, boating and picnicking.
With rolling hills, serene valleys and wide-open fields, Mission Trails is a
beautiful combination of diverse terrain and lovely scenery.
Point Loma
Sport Fishing
Point Loma Sport Fishing
features fishing excursions to some of the best tuna grounds in the area.
Offering a wide variety of trips from which to choose, Point Loma Sport Fishing
will take you to nearby fishing spots for just a few hours or all the way to
Mexico for over two weeks depending on just how lucky you
feel.
San Diego
Surfing Academy
Catch a wave with Pat and
Lynne Weber, professional surfing instructors since 1995. Championship tandem
surfers for four consecutive years, Pat and Lynne are passionate about surfing
and will happily convert anyone from ages eight to eighty who are ready to
enter the zone.
San Diego
Beaches
For a full description of all the
beautiful beaches that San Diego County has to offer, check this listing.
San Diego
Sports Arena
Click on to the San Diego Sports
Arena for a complete schedule of upcoming sporting events.
San
Diego Chargers Football
San
Diego Padres Baseball Team |
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SHOPPING |
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DINING |
Ghiradelli Soda
Fountain and Chocolate Shop
Ghiradelli Soda
Fountain and Chocolate Shop is the perfect destination for sweet indulgence.
Famous for their chocolates and ice cream creations, the restaurant provides
the added pleasure of a waterfront view. More than a candy store, Ghiradelli
Soda Fountain offers a complete dining menu so that you won't feel guilty
ordering nothing but dessert.
Joe's Crab
Shack
Joe's funky décor gives visitors
the impression they've stepped into an authentic Gulf Coast fishing camp and so
they have at least from a menu perspective. Crab is the order of the day and
Joe's knows how to cook them right with a myriad of options. Fun, relaxed
ambiance and great food have made Joe's popular with locals and continues to
win fans with their winning combination of casual attitude and serious
food.
Chez
Loma
For that special celebration Chez Loma
stands alone as the ultimate dining destination that offers excellent French
fare in a superlative environment. Housed in a Historic Landmark building that
evokes all the charm and beauty of the Victorian era, Chez Loma specializes in
progressive French cuisine and has been distinguished as a Mobil Three Star
Award recipient.
Tom Ham's
Lighthouse Resturant
If you have ever had the
desire to eat in a lighthouse, now is your chance. Since 1971, Beacon #9 has
changed careers and adopted the name of its new owner Tom Ham becoming one of
the best-loved landmarks in San Diego. Tom Ham's Lighthouse has more than
aesthetic appeal and spectacular views. Delicious food and tiptop service have
given the highest ratings to this unique place to eat.
The
Boathouse Resturant
The Boat House Restaurant
is a San Diego favorite for special occasion dining. Known for the freshest of
seafood, The Boat House boasts one of the most beautiful views in the area.
With a panoramic vista that includes the Coronado Bridge, downtown San Diego
and the Marina, dining can be enjoyed before this perfect backdrop of outdoor
beauty.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS |
San Diego
Zoo
The San Diego Zoo is one of the flagship
zoos in the nation. Built in 1916 this 100 acre wonderland is world famous for
its innovative exhibitions, its vast collection of rare and endangered species
and the over 6500 verities of birds, mammals and reptiles. The standard by
which other zoos are measured, the San Diego Zoo is also highly involved in
programs that educate the public relative to wildlife protection and the care
and preservation of our natural resources.
The San Diego Railway
Museum
Take a leap back into time at the San
Diego Railway Museum. The museum displays fully restored vintage trains that
allow visitors to experience the romantic travel of a long ago era. In addition
to docent tours and educational material, the museum also provides dinner
excursions, wine tours and rides into Mexico along scenic routes of enchanting
beauty.
Gaslamp
Quarter
The Gaslamp Quarter is one of San
Diego's most historic neighborhoods. Enhanced by the glow of old-fashioned
gaslamps and comprised of buildings built between the years 1873 to 1930, the
Gaslamp Quarter holds a particular charm all its own. Now a Mecca for shopping,
dining and nightlife entertainment, the Gaslamp quarter tempts visitors and
locals alike to amble along the historic brick walkways and enjoy the unique
ambiance of this enchanting neighborhood.
Balboa
Park
Balboa Park is the cornerstone of
culture, outdoor recreation and entertainment in the San Diego area. Just
minutes from downtown, the park comprises over 1200 acres of trails, gardens,
and plazas. In addition, the park is home to some of San Diego's most famous
attractions including the Old Globe Theatre, The Museum of Natural History and
the San Diego Zoo. Much of the architecture was originally created for the
Panama-California Exposition and gives the park a unique beauty all its own.
Anza
Borrego State Park
One of the most beautiful
places to visit during springtime when wildflowers blanket the hills in a riot
of color; Anza-Borrego is California's original desert park. Encompassing over
600,000 acres the park is alive with unusual plant life, desert animals and a
variety of reptiles all native to the area. With miles of hiking trails and
several camping areas, Anza-Borrego is a real treat for nature lovers who crave
the unique beauty and quiet of the desert.
Sea
World
One of the many advantages to living in
the San Diego area is the abundance of fun activities all within easy access of
this great city. Sea World is another prime example. Home to Shamu, everyone's
favorite whale, and the antics of various sea creatures continues to attract
tremendous crowds each year.
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