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.

This Old Town home was built in 1869, and now serves as an archaeological museum.

Located just south of Silver Strand Beach, this is a great place to view the local wildlife.

Bright iron sculptures twist up from the ground as if they were a strange new variety of plant life.

A small museum dedicated to documenting a Coronado of bygone days.

Scenic mountain views make for a great afternoon bike ride at this trail in Cleveland National Forest.

Area encompassing San Diego Bay and surrounding coastline.

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.

Part of the larger San Diego Zoo, many exhibits here are kid-sized and kid-oriented with such features as an Animal Nursery and diaper-clad primates.

Can't find a rare book or magazine? Try this popular bookstore that caters to every reader's taste.

A contemporary shop that specializes in elegant, but casual, clothes for men and women.

Just down the street from the Horton Plaza, this casual bar and restaurant serves an assortment of continental dishes in a vintage atmosphere.

A popular street for shops by day, and nightclubs by night.

Independently owned store that offers unusual clothes and toys for tots.

Specialty store in San Diego that features European-style clothing for men.

Where movers and shakers move and shake, this popular nightspot in San Diego features dance music from rock and blue to reggae and funk.

A little taste of Latin America in this San Diego shop that features Mexican handicrafts and jewelry.

Biking, jogging and skating on San Diego's scenic waterfront path is popular with tourists and locales alike.

World-famous specialty department store that boasts a wide range of exclusive merchandise from clothing and accessories to jewelry and beauty supplies.