San Diego Rich In History Things To See And Do
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Discover San Diego: A Historical and Cultural Gem
San Diego is rich in history and offers a wide array of activities and sights. Here's a journey through both its past and vibrant present.
Relive San Diego's Early History
Founders' Trail: A Step Back in Time
Explore seven historic sites on the Founders' Trail to dive into San Diego’s early history. Start with Mission Trails Regional Park, which spans 3,000 acres and preserves the land of the Kumeyaay people, who lived and thrived here for centuries.
Visit the Cabrillo National Monument, where Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo claimed the region for Spain in 1542. The era of Franciscan missions began in 1769; explore this period at the Junipero Serra Museum, Mission San Diego de Alcalá, and Mission San Luis Rey.
The Mexican era started in 1821 following Mexico’s independence from Spain. Discover this chapter of history at Rancho de los Peñasquitos and Rancho de Guajome. The era concluded in 1848 after the U.S.-Mexican War, with the California territory becoming part of the U.S. Visit San Pasqual, the site of the only major local battle from this time.
Upcoming Events
World Baseball Classic Finals
San Diego will host the inaugural World Baseball Classic finals on March 20, 2006, at PETCO Park. Sixteen teams from around the world, including those from Japan, the U.S., and potentially Cuba and the Dominican Republic, will compete for the championship.
Cultural Experiences
Balboa Park: A Cultural Haven
Balboa Park is the largest urban cultural park in the U.S., home to 15 major museums, performance venues, gardens, and the renowned San Diego Zoo. A "Passport to Balboa Park" allows access to 13 attractions over seven days for just $30. Visitors can upgrade to include a discounted admission to the Zoo.
Attractions and Activities
Diverse Performances at the California Center for the Arts
Experience performances by classic artists, jazz legends, and Broadway favorites at the California Center for the Arts, Escondido.
Whale Watching Season
From mid-December to mid-March, spot more than 15,000 gray whales migrating past San Diego. Cabrillo National Monument offers excellent viewing and educational exhibits.
The Beach Scene
San Diego's beaches offer year-round enjoyment. The North County coast features sandstone bluffs, while the Central Coast showcases dramatic headlands and Mission Bay. In the South Bay, explore the beaches of Coronado and the Silver Strand.
San Diego's Historical and Natural Attractions
- The Museum of San Diego History: Located in Balboa Park, it offers insights into the region's history since the 1840s with public lectures and workshops.
- The San Diego Zoo: A world-class zoo featuring Monkey Trails, the Giant Panda Research Station, and other captivating exhibits like Absolutely Apes and Tiger River.
San Diego combines the richness of its history with an exciting array of cultural and natural attractions, making it a destination worth exploring.
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