Whether you’re taking in a Padres game, exploring Balboa Park, enjoying the beach or heading to one of San Diego’s world-class attractions, an abundance of great local beer is always nearby. Follow this itinerary to discover the brew-tiful bounty of one of America’s top craft-beer destinations.

There are times when playing a championship-length course is too much of a good thing for a golfer. On such occasions San Diego's par-3 courses are an appealing alternative.

Short courses present the perfect opportunity for a family outing, allowing parents to share a round of golf with children who may not be ready to take the tee on a big course. It's also a chance for beginning golfers to avoid being overwhelmed and experienced golfers to work on their short game. Either way, it enables duffers to get in a full round of golf when you have a limited amount of time. Below are some awesome Par-3 options in San Diego.

With its 70 miles of sparkling Pacific coastline, San Diego is an aquatic paradise. But along with world-class surf breaks, San Diego also offers plenty of gentler spots to get in the water. Here’s a look at seven San Diego beaches that will delight small swimmers and their families.

Once home to San Diego's flourishing tuna fishing industry and generations of Italian-American families who made their living on the sea, Little Italy is now a charming cultural hub that borders downtown and the harbor. Today, San Diego's most dynamic food and drink scene is centered in this bustling neighborhood, home to quaint cafes, alfresco eateries, craft beer stops, urban wineries, and myriad restaurants. Colorful Little Italy is a place where locals dressed in white play bocce ball in Amici Park and Top Chef alums have set up shop next to old-school eateries serving authentic Italian fare.