Top 18 Best Things to Do in San Diego - 2024

"The USS Midway Museum is an absolute must-visit when you are in San Diego. A good 2 to 3 hours were spent here to walk through the historic aircraft carrier and informative exhibits."

"San Diego City is the second largest city in California and the eighth largest city in the United States. It is located on the southern tip of the state on the shore of San Diego Bay, 20 kilometers south of the Mexican border, with an area of 829 square kilometers and a population of more than 1.37 million, with many Mexican and Spanish descent; 2015-2016 annual statistics, White people account for 64% of the population, Latino and Mexican people account for 32%, Asian people account for 10%. The metropolitan area includes nearby beaches and highlands, covering an area of 1,020 square kilometers; the metropolitan area includes 18 small cities, with a total population of more than 2.8 million people, mostly living in areas not far from the sea. San Diego County is famous for its natural landscapes, with a day drive to see different styles of beaches, forests and deserts. There are more than 60 golf courses, many national parks and the Colaihamland National Forest. The famous tourist attractions of San Diego City include the Harbour Village, Convention Center, Park Bay, Art Museum, Zoo, Spanish Village, etc."

"Easy to buy, easy to use, many performances in Ocean Park are very suitable for preschool children, a day is more abundant, you can make a tour plan according to the performance time, many water park projects are worth playing"

"动物园之旅对于我这种懒人来说实在是太友好了，整个园区交通设施很方便就是坐缆车，坐车，上车，吹风，听讲解员讲动物习性。整整一个月都沉静在我要保护动物们的想法中。"

"We had a great time at the San Diego Zoo. Everything was nice and clean and you could tell that the animals were well taken care of. the only thing I would improve upon is the same thing I think every zoo, park, etc could improve upon is their food choices on having more healthy options."

"Located in the heart of San Diego, the Old City of San Diego is a beautiful and fun-filled historic city, the birthplace of California, an early Spanish colony, and the first European settlement. There are over 150 shops, award-winning restaurants, 17 museums and historical sites. There are also free live performances, professional theatres, craftsmen, galleries and shops within walking distance."

"Baboa Park: The Baboa Park covers an area of4.9 square kilometers, a famous cultural park in downtown San Diego, United States, named after the Spanish explorer Vasco de Baboa. Babaya Park is the site of the 1915 World Expo in California. San Diego City built many gorgeous museum buildings for the Expo. The complex castle buildings not only reflect the characteristics of the Spanish colonial Renaissance that prevailed at that time. It also features a strong Gothic, Baroque and Rococo style. It has 14 museums, four theaters, a composite sports field, a rose garden and a Japanese garden to add to the park's colorful colors. The famous San Diego Zoo is also located in the park. Most of the park's venues have been demolished, leaving only a few to be retained forever, allowing future generations to imagine the grandeur of the year. In 1977, Baboa Park was rated a national historical landmark."

"The Pacific West Bank, the beautiful country of Santiago Port, the water and sky, the picturesque scenery, the most eye-catching landscape, is the "kiss of victory" sculpture by the sea. At noon on August 15, 1945 (August 14, local time), Emperor Hirohito of Japan broadcast to Japan, announcing his acceptance of the Potsdam Proclamation and unconditional surrender to the Allies. The news soon reached the United States, New Yorkers took to the streets, Times Square was crowded, people celebrated the victory of the war, peace. A sailor could not help but hug a female nurse who had never known her, kissed, and expressed his joy. Life magazine photographer Alfred Eisenstadt captured the exciting kissing scene, which became a classic after the sailor and nurse kissed, called the kiss of victory. The "Kiss of Victory" statue, made in the original form of the photo, was settled in February 2007 in the salmon port park of San Diego port, accompanied by the aircraft carrier Midway, separated by water. The blue seaside, the green tree, the tall statue of7.62 meters (25 feet) tall, elegant and lifelike. The endless stream of tourists licking their shapes and lickings, sharing the joy of victory..."

"The San Diego Aerospace Museum is not as big as Washington, but it has a very good tour. The museum is divided into two areas, telling the evolution of various aircraft during World War II, and also has a real model of modern aircraft. 👍 is very suitable for taking children to 🤭. There are many interactive links and you can drive the plane yourself."

"San Diego is one of the border cities on the U.S. coastline, close to Mexico and with plenty of port resources, this cliff park is a steep spot to enjoy a sunset show at night."