Explore These Awesome Museums

Where learning is more like recess

Save with Discount Passes to local Attractions

The Go San Diego Card provide multi-day passes for big savings on top attractions.  

The best beaches, according to kids

San Diego's kid-sized, 70-mile sandbox

Discover You Child’s New Favorite Museum

Kids Free in October is back, this year, with 40+ museums. Here's the San Diego Museum Council's guide to exploring an unforgettable community of award-winning museums all over San Diego, with the whole family.

Don't miss Zoo Days: Bayside BBQ & Brews, a limited-time SeaWorld San Diego experience!

Stroll through 40 acres of beautiful outdoor grounds filled with lively animal exhibits. Recapture the wonder of our marine life presentations with physically distanced seating. And treat your taste buds to chef-created BBQ, over 50 local craft beers, wine, cocktails and more. You can relax and enjoy it all, with enhanced health and safety measures in place. We can't wait to welcome you back to SeaWorld with the fun and flavor of Zoo Days: Bayside BBQ and Brews!

Plus, starting Labor Day Weekend, guests can enjoy some of SeaWorld’s indoor attractions, which are now open at limited capacity, including Penguin Encounter, Shark Encounter and Turtle Reef.

Platypus Cam: Presented by Animal Crossing: New Horizons Game

The underwater world of the Safari Park’s platypus pair is as close as your online smartphone or computer. Relax by watching Birra and Eve—the only platypuses living outside Australia—as they swim and frolic in their world-class habitat’s three pools, naturalistic riverbanks, extensive tunnels and nesting areas.

Sidewalks and streets of Old Town have become an amazing outdoor dining experience offering guests safe, social distance dining, shopping and siteseeing! Enjoy the outdoor patios of our restaurants and our retail businesses. All of the retail businesses and restaurants are creating a festive atmosphere by decorating the outside of their business with white lights and other festive decorations.

In addition, starting in August through September 27 there will be a street closure on San Diego Avenue from Thursday through Sunday to make room for the restaurants and businesses in that area to move onto the sreets. Visit all of Old Town from Tayor Street to Old Town Avenue. Wear your mask and enjoy the birthplace of California all summer long.

Día de los Muertos, is celebrated in Old Town on the weekend prior to or on the actual dates of November 1 and 2.
This holiday is considered to be one of the most important holiday's of the year by many in Mexico and other Latin American countries.
The unity between life and death is celebrated when families come together and offer hospitality to the spirits of their loved ones.

This event is designed to celebrate the history, culture and heritage of the San Diego region and to pay homage to this very important and festive tradition.
Old Town’s diverse and historic legacy makes it the best site in San Diego to foster this celebration.

Old Town itself takes the place of the mercado, a traditional marketplace, providing goods, entertainment,
and regional food