A 16-block national historic district that offers visitors a variety of restaurants and shops, as well as an eyeful of Victorian architecture.

Located in the Mission Valley section of San Diego, this historic mission was founded by Father Junipero Serra, who started a string of 21 missions along the California coast.

Historic site in downtown San Diego that recreates life in the Mexican and early American periods of 1821 to 1872.

Now a museum and state historical landmark, this is one of only two California houses recognized by the U.S. Commerce Department as being haunted.

Built by musician and spiritualist Jesse Shepard, this 1887 Victorian mansion is a museum that features lectures, special events and educational programs.

This bustling walking area on the east side of Balboa Park is home to many museums.

Dedicated to the preservation of the citys Victorian architecture, this park is home to seven restored Victorian buildings.

An example of Craftsman-style architecture, Marston House has an ample display of various styles of furniture.

Manicured and pristine urban park is reminiscent of San Diego's intriguing heritage, with the Junipero Serra Museum being its most popular attraction.

Part of the Old Town San Diego State Historic Park, this mansion features artifacts that reflect what life was like in the Mexican and early-American periods of 1821 to 1872.

A city landmark located inside San Diego's Balboa Park, this 200-foot tower announces its presence every fifteen minutes with a carol of chimes.

San Diego Ghostly Tour will take you to the haunted sites you want to see! For 3 hours in a limousine, go aboard a haunted ship, slip inside a victorian home, a morgue, a beach and of course a graveyard or two...