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San Diego Map, California

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San Diego Travel Guide

Set around a gracefully curving bay, with an easily navigable central area, San Diego is the second biggest city in California. It represents the acceptable face of southern California and embodies both work-hard and play-hard lifestyles. A navy city graced with 70 miles of fabulous sandy coastline, near-perfect climate and Mediterranean façade, scenic bay, 42 miles of beaches and plentiful parks and museums, San... read more

San Diego Sightseeing

Several museums and cultural sites are located here including the San Diego Museum of Art, the Natural History Museum, and the San Diego Art Institute. For theater lovers, the restored Spanish-era Casa del Prado Theater and the Old Globe Theater offers excellent performances, ranging from Shakespearean plays to modern musicals and everything else in between. read more

San Diego History

After more than a century, Gov. Gaspar de Portola led the establishment of the El Presidio Real de San Diego, a military fort that was setup in early 1769. This paved the way for civilian settlements over the years. It also functioned as the central headquarters for the colonization efforts by the Spaniards in California. read more

San Diego Nightlife

Downtown San Diego - Undoubtedly, when it comes to spending the night in fun and frivolity, Downtown San Diego is where the action is. The historical thousand‑acre district, established in 1867 by Alonzo Erastus Horton, is the central hub of government, business and entertainment in the city. This is where the fabled Gaslamp Quarter is located along with numerous other large and small commercial establishments that... read more