San Diego Attractions. San Diego Tourism and kids attractions

Olvera Street: A little Mexico frozen in time
Those who may want to browse and munch along L.A.’s deeply historic past may have to hurry up. Olvera Street, a staple attraction of L.A. lore that has been around since, well, technically, the 1780s, may be disappearing under the flood of the current economic melt down.

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San Diego Junior Theatre: Offering more than 60 years of exciting children's theatre
For more than 60 years, the San Diego Junior Theatre is the oldest children’s theatre program in the United States offering innovative theatre education and enriching stage productions for children of all ages.

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Newport Landing Whale Watching: The blue whales are here early this year!
In the mid-1980s, the fate of some of the largest mammals on Earth was in real question. For most species of whales now, however, the future looks much brighter, and adventures like Newport Landing Whale Watching are helping to promote the love of these awesome creatures.

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Minuteman Park: The real revolutionary road
You can walk or bike along the Battle Road -- the real revolutionary road -- at Minuteman National Park outside Boston. You'll meet American history there.

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Music Center: The performing arts come to life in Los Angeles
The Music Center serves as the premier performing arts center of Los Angeles County and is one of the three largest and most highly regarded centers in the United States.

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California Science Center: Scientific discovery at every turn
The California Science Center offers a day of family fun filled with educational exhibits, live demonstrations and interactive learning stations with an abundance of science discovery at every turn.

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Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels: Where Angels tread
Even if you are not religious, you will become a devotee of art and architecture when you visit the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angel.

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Redondo/Hermosa Strand: Cruise the beach
Balloon-tire, one-speed cruiser bikes are the best way to cruise the Strand along L.A.’s South Bay beaches. The Strand bike path follows the ocean north from Redondo Beach to Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, and if you’re fit and ambitious, far beyond.

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Redondo Harbor & Pier: Affordable and family friendly at the sea
Many towns with a marina and pier can be found along the Southern California coast, but none are quite like Redondo Beach. It isn’t pretentious like Newport Beach or ultra-hip like Venice. It’s just a beach town where you can take the family to enjoy a seafood meal at a view restaurant and take your pick of numerous activities, with none of them expensive and many of them free. Redondo is best described as authentic, affordable and family-friendly.

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Voyager Excursions: Whale watching and boating from Redondo Marina
Few beach towns in all of Southern California offer so many affordable options for heading out to sea, or at least taking a spin around a harbor, as Redondo Beach. And RB’s King Harbor is nearly as popular with sea creatures as with weekenders, so sea lions, dolphins and whales can all be seen from boats that range from kayaks to the 144-passenger Voyager.

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