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101 Things To Do In San Diego, Museums | Viewed
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0 Comments Explore the history and innovation of American music products at The Museum of Making Music, founded in 1998. The permanent … [...]... (Continue reading)
Ocean Beach (OB)—A haven for the free spirited and open minded, Ocean Beach is the perfect spot to relax, surf, … [...]... (Continue reading)
Written on 29 Jan, 2012at13:13 in
Activities, Beaches/Parks, Dining, Museums, Tours & Transportation | Viewed
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0 Comments Encinitas—is a six-mile coastal beach city located in the north county of San Diego, California. Encinitas is 19.4 square miles … [...]... (Continue reading)
La Jolla- Located only 15 minutes from downtown San Diego, La Jolla offers an array of fun activities for everyone … [...]... (Continue reading)
Written on 27 Jan, 2012at19:58 in
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0 Comments Hey kids! Did you know that San Diego has a few museums made just for you? The San Diego Children’s … [...]... (Continue reading)
Sidewalk cafes and open air restaurants, jazz clubs, late night dancing, resident artists, distinctive hotels and micro breweries all … [...]... (Continue reading)
Coronado” is Spanish for “the crowned one” and thus the city is nicknamed “The Crown City.” Across from downtown San … [...]... (Continue reading)
At The Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum, the primary purpose is to preserve the history of Marine Corps aviation. The museum … [...]... (Continue reading)
Romantic notions, delicious food and sultry accents: the Italian culture has captivated us for centuries, so we captured Italy and brought it to San Diego. [...]... (Continue reading)
Written on 24 Jan, 2012at19:20 in
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0 Comments Mormon Battalion at Old Town Commemoration – Sat. January 28 (10am-3pm) Located in Old Town, the Mormon Battalion Historic Site … [...]... (Continue reading)
The area of San Diego has been inhabited for more than 10,000 years by the Kumeyaay Indians. In 1602, Sebastián Vizcaíno arrived on the shores of San Diego and name the area after the Catholic Saint Didacus. The history of San Diego grew from there and now we have a number of iconic landmarks that are not to be missed by any visitor. From Balboa Park to the San Diego Mission to even more modern cultural landmarks such as the USS Midway and Star of India, the rich history of San Diego can be seen year-round.
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