A vintage roller coaster with more than 2,600 feet of track and 13 hills.

A street market with restaurants and shops in the Old Town.

Kick back, relax and have a few drinks at this popular watering hole that hugs the beach.

This popular puppet theater in Balboa Park is great for small children.

    OK, this place is swimsuit heaven!  If you do not find it here, you probably won't find it anywhere. They have good quality suits in all styles. There is a good selection of separates. You can buy

One-mile long beach features a municipal pier for walking and fishing plus designated areas reserved for swimming and surfing.

A popular bar and dance club overlooking San Diego's Mission Bay.

Have an outrageous good time at this lively bar and restaurant with the largest patio in the historic gaslamp district of San Diego.

Although near major metropolitan centers, this national forest is a well-preserved expanse of scenic beauty.

Dining at this award-winning American Regional restaurant, guests receive complimentary admission to its live jazz, rhythm and blues shows.

San Diego's only anthropological museum is located in Balboa Park, and it houses one of the nation's great collections of artifacts, folk art and archaeological finds.

Snorkeling La Jolla Cove, Scuba La Jolla Shores On any given day one can find the owners of Snorkel San Diego Scuba out in the waters of La Jolla Cove and La Jolla shores with there tours enjoying the

Like visiting Europe without the airfare, this restaurant and tapas bar features the cuisine of Spain.

One of three drive-in theatres in the area, South Bay offers three big screens to choose from.

Branch of the state government that is responsible for conserving and managing California's wildlife.

San Diego's major recreation center that offers a variety of recreational sports from basketball and football to tennis and swimming.

Located on San Diego's Pacific Beach, this popular gathering spot features patio dining with full-service menu plus pool tables, shuffleboard, interactive television and a bar/club just a few steps away.

The San Diego Y is a good place for an inexpensive workout.

Ted Robinson design, with three nine-hole courses, offers a challenging round of golf: the par threes are no pushovers and players will use every club in the bag.

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.

Popular beach bar and restaurant offering different types of microbrewed and imported beer and a menu of traditional American dishes.

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.