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1076 people want to go here. 3965 people have been here.
96% of people who have been to San Diego think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in San Diego are San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld, and La Jolla. San Diego is featured on the lists Top 25 Fattest Cities, 100 Biggest Cities in America, and AAA's Top 100 Vacation Destinations - 2007. Places in San Diego have been tagged restaurant, venue, and wifi.

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Lovely place, with lovely people by Angie

Really nice city and quite compact, so it is very easy to see everything. The Hotel Indigo on 9th Ave is where I stayed – highly recommended,e specially in the summer, they have a rooftop terrace where you get stunning views of the city…I would have loved to see a Padres baseball match and will def do that next time. Other highlights: Segway tour around town and Coronado island – HIGHLYRECOMMENDED! Also the Little Italy market and the restaurants around there – v special and laid back

over 2 years ago

Untitled by thesecretplans

I’ll be visiting next week! So excited and so ready for a vacation and sunshine!

over 3 years ago

SD truly is by ~hopped~

a beautiful place. I’m contemplating seeing for myself in April!

over 3 years ago

Untitled by frankwolftown

I was here when I had to go boot camp for the Marines.

over 3 years ago

Untitled by zyclop

good place to live, ocean, light rail, balboa park, zoo and so on

over 3 years ago

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Raymond Marr asks,
“How is the bicycling infrastructure in San Diego? As I am looking at taking a bike tour from Vancouver, BC to San Diego and plan to be there by late summer 2010. Any suggested routes?” over 3 years ago
BBrgardner asks,
“IN MID JAN (24 JAN) ABOUT WHAT TIME DOES IT GET DARK?” over 3 years ago
Laurel Fan asks,
“I'm visiting in January from dark and rainy Seattle. Where's a good beach for some swimming and sun? ” over 3 years ago
frankwolftown asks,
“I'm going here for the Comic Con. Any other points of interest I should know about?” over 3 years ago
Tigerman asks,
“How are the tigers in the zoo doing?” over 3 years ago

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People who have been here

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Related Articles

  • travel.nytimes.com Pulsing With Eclec-tricity in San Diego by JAMIE BRISICK December 06, 2009 Drawn by the cheap rents and Art Deco architecture, independent business owners are creating a vibrant scene in the North Park neighborhood. (read article)
  • travel.nytimes.com Pulsing With Eclec-tricity in San Diego by JAMIE BRISICK December 06, 2009 Drawn by the cheap rents and Art Deco architecture, independent business owners are creating a vibrant scene in the North Park neighborhood. (read article)
  • travel.nytimes.com 36 Hours in San Diego by BROOKS BARNES September 07, 2008 A deeper look into the city will reveal more personality than just big tourist attractions. Quirky, sun-kissed neighborhoods ring downtown and restaurants are flourishing, too. (read article)
  • travel.nytimes.com 36 Hours in San Diego by BROOKS BARNES September 07, 2008 A deeper look into the city will reveal more personality than just big tourist attractions. Quirky, sun-kissed neighborhoods ring downtown and restaurants are flourishing, too. (read article)
  • travel.nytimes.com 36 Hours in San Diego by BROOKS BARNES September 07, 2008 A deeper look into the city will reveal more personality than just big tourist attractions. Quirky, sun-kissed neighborhoods ring downtown and restaurants are flourishing, too. (read article)
  • travel.nytimes.com 36 Hours in San Diego by BROOKS BARNES September 07, 2008 A deeper look into the city will reveal more personality than just big tourist attractions. Quirky, sun-kissed neighborhoods ring downtown and restaurants are flourishing, too. (read article)
  • travel.nytimes.com 36 Hours in San Diego by BROOKS BARNES September 07, 2008 A deeper look into the city will reveal more personality than just big tourist attractions. Quirky, sun-kissed neighborhoods ring downtown and restaurants are flourishing, too. (read article)

Activities in San Diego

San Diego Two Hour Harbor Cruise and Sea Lion Adventure

San Diego Harbor may look a little different from the coastline that Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo encountered in 1542, but it is still a spectacular sight. On this two hour San Diego cruise you'll see the monument to Cabrillo, the first European to set foot... $25.00

Coronado Island Segway Tour

Voted #1 thing to do im San DiegoThis is the perfect way to see all of Coronado Island! Take a ferry out to Coronado Island, then hop on a segway and glide from sight to sight on this cool narrated tour that is sure to please tourists and natives alike! $118.99

San Diego Zoo Ticket with Transport

Span the globe in one afternoon at the world-famous San Diego Zoo. Popular with adults and children alike, a visit to San Diego Zoo is an ideal family-friendly activity during your time in California. Pickup from San Diego hotels is included, so you ha... $49.99

SeaWorld® San Diego

Spend a full day exploring the awe-inspiring world of marine life at SeaWorld San Diego. Every encounter is a new adventure when you come face to face with the friendly dolphins, magnificent white beluga whales and playful penguins of SeaWorld San Die... $68.99

Open Cockpit Biplane Sightseeing Ride

Fun seekers, this biplane air tour is for you! One or two passengers sit in the front cockpit of a beautiful 1920's biplane, while the pilot flies from the rear cockpit. This is aviation like it used to be. Fly low and slow over beaches, downtown San D... $99.49

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