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Featured Attractions
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San Diego Zoo
This 100-acre zoo is home to more than 4,000 animals including a giant panda cub and a baby Sumatran orangutan. Other unique habitats include Absolutely Apes, SBC Giant Panda Research Station and Tiger River. Visit the San Diego Zoo. |
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Sea World
With more than 100 million visitors since its opening on March 21, 1964, SeaWorld is San Diego's No. 1 tourist attraction and one of the most popular marine parks in the world. The founding principles of education, entertainment, research and conservation make SeaWorld San Diego an ideal place to learn about, enjoy and gain an appreciation for some of the ocean’s most fascinating creatures. Visit Seaworld. |
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Old Town Trolley Tours
Climb onboard the trolley and listen to well researched historical information in a fast two hour narrative! Turn back the pages of history and see how San Diego became the birthplace of California, with its distinctive West Coast Style and Spanish flavor. You can get on and off at any trolley stop, but takes two hours to complete in one trip, without getting off. Pass Old Town State Park, Seaport Village, Horton Plaza, Coronado Island, San Diego Zoo and the Star of India as well as much more! Visit Old Town Trolley Tours. |
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San Diego Wild Animal Park
Dubbed as the zoo of the future, the 1,800-acre wildlife preserve mimics the natural habitats of African and Asian animals. Explore the park aboard a narrated railway tour or get up close with our rare and exotic animal ambassadors. Visit the San Diego Wild Animal Park. |
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Legoland
Kids rule. They can learn to drive, build a real robot and even conquer the Dragon (the roller coaster that is). It's fun for the whole family. Feel free to push, pull, stomp and steer through more than 40 exciting rides and adventures, all adding up to nonstop fun. LEGOLAND® California provides non-stop entertainment, ranging from our Resident Master Ventriloquist to a unique 4D racing movie experience. Visit Legoland. |
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Knottsberry Farm
An amusement theme park with roller-coasters, rides, costumed characters, food and fun. Located an hour and a half north of San Diego in Buena Park. Visit Knottsberry Farm |
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Knott’s Soak City
A water amusement theme park with water coasters, rides, food park, and interactive fun. Located 20 minutes south of San Diego in South Bay. Perfect for a hot San Diego day. Visit Knotts Soak City |
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San Diego Harbor Excursion
Enjoy boat tours of the San Diego harbor, Coronado Island, and surrounding areas. Visit San Diego Harbor Excursion |
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Water Conservation Gardens
Five acres of displays showcase water conservation through a series of beautiful themed gardens, self-guided tours, and structured programs. Family-friendly, fun and educational--Visit Water Conservation Gardens |
Birch Aquarium
The mission of Birch Aquarium is to provide ocean science education, to interpret Scripps Institution of Oceanography research, and to promote ocean conservation. They provide ocean science education through creative exhibits, programs, and activities designed to help people make science relevant to their daily lives. Visit Birch Aquarium |
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Children’s Museum
An environmentally sustainable building designed by architect Rob Wellington Quigley, this museum provides a dynamic, playful public space and community center for children and families – a place to experience exciting art exhibitions, hands-on studio projects, performances, birthday parties, in-depth classes, camps and educational programs. Visit Children's Museum |
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Balboa Park
Spend an afternoon in Balboa Park - the nation's largest urban cultural park. Home to 15 major museums, renowned performing arts venues, beautiful gardens and the San Diego Zoo, the Park has an ever-changing calendar of museum exhibitions, plays, musicals, concerts, and classes—all in the beautiful and timeless setting of this must-see San Diego attraction. Visit Balboa Park. |
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