Mixing Business with Pleasure

Local Attractions in and around San Diego

When you need to visit San Diego for a deposition or other legal matter, don't despair, your visit doesn't have to be all work and no play! Beautiful San Diego County has so much to offer: beaches, breath taking sunsets, family attractions, upscale dining, museums, dancing, world-class shopping... all waiting for you here in San Diego.

Beaches: Beautiful San Diego boasts a stunning coastline with fantastic surfing, boating and fishing opportunities. Each of the many beaches offers a distinctly different atmosphere. From the earth friendly, antique stores, and folksy crowd in Ocean Beach to the upscale galleries, boutiques and fine dining of La Jolla. There is a beach in San Diego for everyone.
The Gaslamp Quarter: From the early days of wild saloons and bawdy bordellos to the bust and decline of the quarter, to becoming the hub of San Diego dining and nightlife, The Gaslamp Quarter of San Diego has many stories to tell. Enjoy a Padre's Game at Petco Park and walk to the Gaslamp Quarter for dinner and drinks.Some highlights of the area include fine dining, shopping, and a bustling nightlife.
Golf: The mild climate of San Diego makes year round golf a pleasure. There are courses for every skill level. Enjoy a leisurely round of golf, or a game sharpening professional level course. San Diego is a golf haven.
Sea Port Village: Shopping, entertainment, and dining, what more can you ask for? Well to top it off, its located on a boardwalk on sparkling San Diego Bay. As you stroll, take in views of local marinas, military ships, and the famous Coronado Bridge. Specialty shops range from a breezy hammock store to a year round Christmas shop. You won't come away empty-handed or empty-bellied!
Balboa Park: Founded for the "World's Fair" in the late 1800's San Diego's Balboa Park is a treasure trove of historic architecture, significant museum collections, and botanical exhibits. The region's Imax dome theater resides in Balboa Park's Reuben H. Fleet Science Center. Stroll through the Japanese Friendship Garden to capture a zen moment and then spend a dramatic evening at the renowned Old Globe Theater. Balboa Park will delight you with its myriad of attractions.
Little Italy: Since the 1920's San Diego's Little Italy has been the center for local Italian culture. Family run businesses are the heart of the district. Boutiques and antique stores line the streets. Celebrating the roots of San Diego's Italian immigrants, the dining opportunities abound. From area famous Filippi's family style pizza to fine wine and appetizers at Sogno DiVino no one leaves Little Italy hungry!
Petco Park: Home of the San Diego Padres, Petco Park celebrated its first baseball game in 2004. This modern ballpark features terrific game views from each seat. After spending the day at this one of a kind ball park walk over to the Gaslamp Quarter for evening festivities.
Dining around San Diego County: Enticing culinary options flourish in San Diego, home to many world-class chefs. Chef Deborah Scott is a local favorite with her Kemo Sabe, Indigo Grill, and her new Island Prime restaurants. San Diego features exquisite ocean view restaurants many featuring local seafood. Besides fine dining, San Diego's significant Mexican influence makes our area a great choice for Mexican food. Authentic taco shops and friendly full service establishments abound in the area. Visitors will rejoice at each meal as they dine in San Diego.
Old Town: This historical region is both educational and entertaining. With easy access by San Diego's Trolley system, Old Town can be enjoyed by everyone. Museums, historical re-enactments, and old time shops can be found here. With 32 restaurants, there is dining for any taste, and any budget.
Lego Land: A land devoted to every child's favorite building toy is a joy for youngsters. Lego Land boasts rides for every aged child, lego models of significant world architecture, and tasty family friendly dining. The kids will thank you for remembering them on your trip to San Diego.
The World Famous San Diego Zoo: Located in the Balboa Park region, one visit to The San Diego Zoo and you'll understand why they call it world famous. Wild animals from all over the globe make their homes in beautiful naturalistic displays. Spend the day being entertained by the spirited primates, the majestic elephants, and the adorable pandas.
Sea World: Sea life teems in every display at Sea World California. Enjoy live animal shows in one of the many amphitheaters. Several rides are included with your park admission. But bring a towel, since the well known Killer Whale Shamu will drench you if your kids insist on sitting in the "Splash Zone".
Charming and Historic Julian: Located in nearby mountains, friendly small town Julian will charm you. A quiet day of breathing mountain air and shopping in quaint country shops will be capped off to perfection with a slice of Julian's world famous apple pie. The quiet country town is excellent for unwinding and slowing down life's hectic pace.
Historic Route Highway 101: Running parallel to California's coastline, historic Highway 101 transports you from beach town to beach town in North San Diego County. Shopping, dining and multitudes of photo opportunities will greet you along the way.
Historic Route Highway 80: Newly added to the registry of historic routes, Old Highway 80 is for those who like to get off the beaten tourist path and see how the locals live. Viejas Casino is a major destination along this route and features gambling, dining and outlet shopping. Visit the down to earth country towns of Alpine, Descanso and Pine Valley. Family friendly dining lines Highway 80, such as the Alpine Inn restaurant.

San Diego will wow you! Add a couple of extra days to your itinerary. You'll be so glad you did.