Things to do in San Diego

Spend a memorable day at SeaWorld San Diego with your kids and family. Check out over 100 acres of beautiful grounds featuring lively animal exhibits. Come face to face with belugas, walruses, orcas, otters, sea turtles, pilot whales, penguins, and dolphins.

Fly into San Diego International Airport,formerly known as Lindbergh Field.  This airport has a total of 2 terminals and 51 gates and is located just 3 miles Northwest of downtown San Diego.  

Explore one of the most happening places of San Diego. Check out unique stores, art and performance venues, restaurants, fitness venues, and art galleries that showcase local art.

Visit the San Diego Zoo for a wonderful experience. Take the safari, come face to face with the animals that reside here, watch animals in action, and learn about the zoo's various conservation efforts.

Enjoy a stunning sunset at Ocean Beach. Take a stroll on the 3.5 miles of pristine sand or dip your toes in the crystal clear waters.

Spend a fun afternoon at Pacific Beach. Take a stroll on the boardwalk and experience the energetic vibe of the place. Try your hand at surfing or sit back and watch dolphins.

Balboa Park is one of the most popular parks in San Diego. Visit the park and explore the wide range of attractions like the San Diego Zoo, ongoing exhibitions, cultural events, and museums.

Take a walk down history when you visit Gaslamp Quarter. This charming locality houses a number of restaurants and bars and hosts a range of music, comedy, and theatre performances.

Visit the San Diego Convention Center and check out various events, exhibitions, and trade shows that are hosted here. The convention center houses 525,701 sq. ft. of exhibit space and several meeting rooms for your business and private events.

Take an oceanfront stroll at Shoreline Park. Enjoy beautiful views of the Pacific ocean, skateboard or bike along the coast, or just spend a quiet afternoon sitting and watching people around.

Visit the Cabrillo National Monument when you stay at our hotel. Hike the Bayside and Coastal Trails, catch a film in the auditorium at the monument or take a self guided tour of the Old Point Loma Lighthouse.

Snapdragon Stadium is a 35,000‑seat multipurpose stadium located in Mission Valley, San Diego, on the campus of San Diego State University. Opened in September 2022, it serves as the home venue for SDSU Aztec football, San Diego Wave FC (NWSL), San Diego Legion (Major League Rugby), and the new MLS team San Diego FC, which began play in 2025.

Mission Bay Park is the largest man-made aquatic park in the United States, covering over 4,200-4,600 acres split between water and land with 27 miles of shoreline and 19 sandy beaches, including eight designated swim zones.  It welcomes around 15 million visitors annually, attracted by its calm waters, wide-ranging recreation, and scenic coastal beauty.

Old Town San Diego is a historic district showcasing California's early colonial heritage, featuring preserved adobe buildings, museums, restaurants, and shops. Known as the "birthplace of California," it offers a blend of Mexican and early American culture with vibrant festivals, authentic cuisine, and family-friendly attractions—all just minutes from downtown San Diego.

Petco Park is the downtown home of Major League Baseball's San Diego Padres, offering around 39,860 fixed seats along with versatile standing‑room and public lawn areas within Gallagher Square.  Opened in April 2004 in the East Village near the Gaslamp Quarter, the ballpark is celebrated for its stunning views of San Diego Bay, the city skyline, and the iconic Western Metal Supply Co. building, which is integrated directly into the left-field corner.