Things to do in La Jolla

San Diego is a gentle city bathed in sunshine. The Spanish-style buildings in Balboa Park gleam warmly in the sunlight, and beside the massive silhouette of the HOUSTON aircraft carrier, the Kiss of Victory sculpture captures an eternal sense of joy. Colorful houses huddle together in the Old Town, and the aroma of burritos wafts from street corners. The most pleasant experience is lying on Coronado Beach at dusk, watching the Pacific waves gently lapping in—unhurried and peaceful, just like the perfect California sunshine.

I went to Lajolla Cove. The waves were so big. I rolled up a thousand piles of snow and smashed a pool of broken jade. The first time I saw the baby sea lion, the sea lion seal used to be silly and indistinguishable. The sea lion was sunbathing on the beach. It was lovely.

The southern U.S. city of San Diego is a border city close to Mexico and an important military port. The Mexican town on the border here is a scenic tourist destination with Mexican style. If you have the chance, you should come and see it.

Balboa Park in San Diego is a lush oasis in the north of downtown San Diego, covering an area of ​​1,200 acres. The center is only a few minutes' walk away. Imagine green lawns, fountains, Spanish architecture and lush gardens. Here you can relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Balboa Park is located in the north of downtown San Diego. As an internationally renowned gathering place for technology, culture and art, it will excite you who love artistic creation. At present, the park brings together 17 museums including human history, natural history, photography, art, automobiles, and aviation, as well as six open-air or indoor performance venues, and eight gardens of different styles, showing us the historical development of mankind from multiple perspectives. During Museum Month, visitors can experience the art and technology of various museums in a new way. Strolling through the park's historic Spanish Renaissance buildings and lush gardens, visitors can visit the Fleet Science Center, San Diego Natural History Museum, Museum of Photographic Arts, Japanese Friendship Garden, San Diego Air & Space Museum, Mingei Museum, and many other museums.

The Kiss of Victory is definitely worth a visit to check in and take photos as a souvenir. You should know that this is a classic scene of victory in World War II. This photo is even included in textbooks. It is definitely worth a good look.

San Diego is one of the border cities on the U.S. coastline. It is very close to Mexico and has many port resources. This cliff park is a very steep place where you can enjoy the sunset show in the evening.

Sunrise at the top of La Jolla, no clouds or fog, lack of light changes, just take some photos with your phone, and meet the famous SD dog ☀️ Sunny, watching the red sun rise slowly, full of energy!

Very simple, but still with unique regional cultural color

You can get there by trolley, but it is not easy to find a place to park if you drive. It is a place where many specialty restaurants, internet-famous restaurants and small shops are gathered. The dining atmosphere is very good. Many people choose to sit in the open-air outdoor seating area. I highly recommend Salt & Straw's ice cream. The ice cream selection is rich and really delicious, with many special flavors!

great place to walk and entertain. parking lot is pretty small.