Consistently sunny weather is what draws visitors to San Diego throughout the year : that and the mouthwatering cuisine, thriving nightlife and one of the country's favorite zoos. And then there are the exotic beaches: As home of the U.S. Navy’s Pacific Fleet, San Diego has many top activities that revolve around the sea. Head to Mission Beach to soak up the rays, to La Jolla to catch a wave, or to the Maritime Museum to learn a little nautical history.
Going Smooth In Exotic San Diego
In spite of constant growth, America's Finest City maintains a small-town feel, making it a popular and exotic destination for families and anyone looking for a more laid-back getaway. But that doesn't mean you can't let loose here. Pockets of vivacious nightlife can be found throughout, especially near the historical Gaslamp Quarter. So when it comes to visiting San Diego, take Channel 4 anchorman Ron Burgundy's advice: "Drink it in, it always goes down smooth."
San Diego Exotic Culture
San Diego culture is very exotic. It is a confluence of Spanish, Mexican and American cultures. Its eclectic nature as a border town has greatly influenced its art, architecture and politics, especially in the La Jolla and Solana Beach neighborhoods. Balboa Park also features several popular art museums, including the San Diego Museum of Art, the Timken Museum of Art and the Museum of the Living Artist.
