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The Buzz on San Diego Travel

The  Buzza good, affordable restaurant in San Diego ,
though both Mission Beach and the Gaslamp
With over forty miles of coastal beaches anddistrict have the best selection of fresh
a much less uppity atmosphere than Losfish dinners. The Gaslamp district is also
Angeles , San Diego , California s secondhome to the largest selection of dining
largest city, can be a fantastic destinationestablishments within the city. However, for
for the California tourist. There are severalItalian cuisine, youll want to head to Little
districts in San Diego that are worthItaly. For the most part, San Diego locals
traversing. Old Town is the most populartend to spend more time in theaters and
district among tourists, home to the majoritymuseums than they do drinking; however, when
of the citys museums and theaters as well asthey do go out on the town, they prefer
many shopping, dining, and drinkingnightclubs and live music venues to the more
establishments. Balboa Park is the home oftraditional bars and pubs. Many of these
the San Diego Zoo, the San Diego Air andestablishments are clustered along the
Space Museum , the Museum of Man , and thebeaches, though the Gaslamp, Old City , and
Old Globe Theater. Gaslamp is an artsyDowntown  districts are lively spots as well.
district where youll find many art galleries,
boutique shops, corner cafes, and over 90Stylish  Lodging  Options
restaurants. Little Italy is the home of the
best Italian dining in San Diego , and alsoLodge  At  Torrey  Pines
offers a terrific view of the harbor.
Kenningston is a great place for relaxation,La  Jolla  ,  California
and, while youre there, you should take time
to visit the Ken Landmark Theater, a theaterThe Lodge At Torrey Pines is located in La
that plays classic films. Mission Bay is theJolla - one of the most picturesque resort
home of Sea World and is a great place fortowns on the southern California coast. The
boating. Finally, for a day on the beach, thehotel sits on six and one half acres
most popular locations are Mission Beach ,overlooking the pacific ocean - immediately
Ocean  Beach  ,  and  Pacific  Beach  .adjacent to the 18th green of the Torrey
Pines  Golf  Course.
What  Not  to  Miss
Loews  Coronado  Bay  Resort
San Diego is home to several museums, and
each has its own appeal. However, for aCoronado  ,  California
classic San Diego experience, head out for
Del Mar Plaza, an all-in-one plaza built withLoews Coronado Bay Resort is situated within
the scenery of the Pacific Ocean in mind.the seaside community of Coronado on Crown
Within the plaza, visitors can eat, visit aIsle,  a  private  15-acre  peninsula.
spa, drink, shop in the upscale department
stores, and even get their clothes dryRancho  Valencia  Resort  &  Spa
cleaned. The San Diego Zoo, Sea World, the
Wild Animal Park , and the Birch Aquarium areRancho  Santa  Fe  ,  California
great destinations for animal lovers. Mount
Soledad is also a beautiful naturalRancho Valencia is a secluded hideaway
attraction and a great place for mountainoffering privacy, relaxation and recreation
climbing  and  other  outdoor  activities.on a very intimate scale. Tucked in a private
canyon in Rancho Santa Fe, the resort is just
Where  to  Cut  Looseminutes from the seaside towns of Del Mar and
La  Jolla  .
San Diego is a great place for shopping, and
the city is covered with shopping malls andThe  Ivy  Hotel
districts. A few notable shopping centers
include Seaport Village , the University TownSan  Diego  ,  California
Centre, Horton Plaza , the North County Fair,
Plaza Bonita, the Mission Valley Center ,Buttoned up on the outside, but ready to come
Fashion Valley , Grossmont Center , and Delundone at any moment, Ivy's sophisticated
Mar Plaza. You wont have any trouble findingplot is confessed slowly.



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