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1. Gather up the kids and go to the Children’s Museum (619) 233-8792
2. Go wild at the San Diego Zoo www.SanDiegoZoo.org (619) 234-3153
3. Visit the Stephen Birch Aquarium Museum (858) 534-3474
4. Meet your favorite Marine Mammal at Sea World www.SeaWorld.com (800) 257-4268
5. Go get wet at Knott’s Soak City Water Park (858) 674-2270
6. Create a Lego sculpture at Legoland www.Lego.com (760 918-LEGO
7. Enjoy a Padre game in the new ballpark downtown (619) 795-5000
8. Have a ball at the San Diego Chargers (858) 874-4500
9. Venture on a Safari at the SD Wild Animal Park (619) 231-1515
10. Discover the wonders of science at the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center & take in one of their 360 degree Omnimax films (619) 238-1233
11. Race your friends at Miramar Speed Circuit (858) 586-7500
12. Experiment at SD Children’s Museum of Carlsbad (760) 720-07378
13. Log on to see the event calendar for the SD Fairgrounds www.sdfair.com (858) 755-1161
14. Have a picnic at San Dieguito Park with over 200 acres of rolling hills, grassy area, playgrounds & tables (858) 565-3600
15. See dinosaurs at SD Natural History Museum (619) 232-3821
16. Tunnels of fun for kids-Pirates Cover at Belmont Park in Mission Beach (858) 228-9283
17. Stomp grapes & sample wine at Orfila Vineyards & Winery (760) 738-6500
18. Hike or bike Mule Hill at the San Pasqual Valley Trail (858) 674-2270
19. Discover the Quail Botanical Gardens in Encinitas (760) 436-3036
20. Visit the Chula Vista Nature Center with over 200 species of birds www.chulavistanaturecenter.org (619) 409-5900
21. Take a hike on over 7 miles of ocean view trails at Torrey Pines State Nature Reserve and end up at the beach below (858) 755-2063
22. Enjoy a concert or two at Humphrey’s by the Bay on Shelter Island www.humphreysconcerts.com (619) 224-3577
23. Listen to live music at the Belly Up Tavern o South Cedros in Solana Beach (858) 481-9022 www.belluptavern.com
24. Take a tour of the Hotel Del Coronado (619) 435-7242
25. Go camping at Palomar Mountain State Park for reservations (800) 444-7275 or genera park info (760) 742-3462
26. Admire surfboards at the California Surf Museum ww.surfmueum.org (858) 721-6876
27. Make footprints in the sand at Del Mar beach. Enjoy sunset dining on the beach patio at the Poseidon Restaurant (858) 755-9345
28. Go whale watching to see the migrating whales with Morning Star Charters (619) 226-4052
29. Attend a live theater performance at the North Coast Repertory Theater in Solana Beach (858) 481-1055
30. Get on the double decker bus and tour the city (619) 296-2400
31. Explore La Jolla cover’s tide pools during low tide or walk through the caves. Enter at the La Jolla Cave & Shell Shop (858) 459-0746
32. Try out your skill at Robb Field Skateboard Park (619) 525-8486
33. Explore seafaring history at the Star of India Maritime Museum www.sdmaritime.com (619) 234-9153
34. Take a cruise on Hornblower Harbor Cruises 1-800-hornblower
35. Look for a whale from the Cabrillo National Monument www.nps.gov/cabr (619) 557-5450
36. Walk or bike on Shelter Island. A fun spot for a picnic is the sculpture park know at The Pearl of the Pacific (619) 223-0301
37. Take a coaster ride & stop at any of the beach cities (800) COMMUTE
38. Walk, rollerblade or bike along the ocean walkway in Carlsbad
39. Ride your bike along the 5mile bike and walking path at the Silver Strand State Beach in Coronado
40. Take a ride on the Coronado Ferry (619) 234-4111
41. Cruise the harbor with SD Harbor Excursion (619) 234-4111
42. Walk along Cedros Street in Solana Beach and explore eclectic shops including antique furniture, art and clothing (858) 350-6006
43. Shop overlooking the ocean at Plaza Del Mar at 15th St and Camino del Mar. Enjoy one of the many fine restuarants (858) 792-1555
44. Stroll thorough Seaport Village’s shop s at the corner of West Harbor & Kettner Blvd www.spvllage.com (619) 235-4014
45. Take the trolley to Tijuana for some creative bargaining (619) 233-2004 www.sandiegotrolley.com
46. Shop ‘til you drop at Horton Plaza in downtown San Diego (619) 239-8180
47. Check out the frenzy of vendors at Kobey’s Swap Meet at the SD Sports Arena, Thursday through Sunday (619) 226-0650
48. Enjoy fresh cut flowers & fruit at any of the local Farmer’s Markets. For locations and times (760) 745-3023 or www.sdfarmbureau.org
49. Explore Julian and its quaint antique shops Frontier architecture. Don’t forget to eat some Julian Apple Pie (760) 765-1857
50. Experience the culture of Bazaar del Mundo (858) 565-3600, in addition to the Victorian Village in Heritage Park (858) 694-3049

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