San Diego's Best Photo Spots

This bright and colorful enclave in San Diego surrounds you in beautiful art. From the ground you walk on to every where you turn you will see bright hues and happy people creating art or watching others cre...

It's paradise for the true bookworm. Shelves full of out-of-print, rare, and antiquarian books are waiting to be browsed through, held, read, and cherished. The bookstore is one of the few that doesn't post ...

Named after the Mexican form of professional wrestling, this taco shop is as colorful as the costumes worn by the contenders. The brilliantly painted pink walls are adorned with artwork and memorabilia from ...

Edna Harper really did not like the shrubbery surrounding her Mission Hills estate. She also didn't like the idea of tearing the plants out so she trimmed them into pleasing shapes. One of the plaques in the...

Located a short distance from the 805 Fwy this mural is sort of a hidden object game. Within the letters you can find iconic symbols of this beachside city from the Hotel del Coronado to the Mexican and Amer...

This cave with the natural skylight is one of a series of caves on this beach. Because of the turbulent waters and tides some of the caves are not accessible. This particular cave is accessible during negati...

To visit this quaintly charming part of San Diego is to step back in time when the Spanish first settled in California - this was the first European settlement in what is now the Golden State. With the town'...

A long, slender footbridge crosses the Sessions Canyon in San Diego. Surrounded by year-round green foliage, this suspended walkway rises 70 feet above the shallow depression. This bridge isn't for those wit...

The film Master & Commander: The Far Side of the World was nominated for ten Oscars, in part due to its painstaking re-creation of war at sea in the time of Napoleon. At the Maritime Museum, you can step abo...

The iconic photo of an overjoyed sailor romantically kissing a slender nurse was captured in a 25-foot sculpture form. A mere 20-minute walk from the Gaslamp Quarter, this larger-than-life symbol of American...

A building painted with every hue of a color palette is a home away from home for travelers around the world with its large common areas, bright dorm-style rooms, complimentary breakfasts, and activities. In...

The San Diego Police got their start as a vigilante group in 1838 when lawlessness was an everyday reality. Flash-forward 179 years, and the San Diego PD is a very different place than it was in the 1800s, b...

San Diego is the perfect home for the Chicano Park Murals - the famed gateway between the U.S. and Mexico. The murals are painted in bright colors and depict the Mexican experience as immigrants to America. ...