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The most popular San Diego attractions for families are the San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld San Diego, and the USS Midway Museum. In addition, Balboa Park is famous for its rich art and cultural exhibits and attractions. With museums, performing arts centers, gardens, recreational facilities, and other attractions, it is nearly impossible to cover all of Balboa Park in one day. But no matter what sites you choose to visit, you and your family will enjoy an exciting day of San Diego cultural exploration.

With gorgeous beaches lining the San Diego coast, water sports are popular activities for travelers and locals alike. Try surfing, sailing, scuba diving, or kayaking. For even more adventure, hang glide over the Pacific Ocean, or rock climb on the steep San Diego cliffs.

The closest major airport is San Diego International Airport, located just three miles from the center of the city. This airport has both international and domestic flights.

All public parking in the city is metered, but traveling by car is probably the most efficient way to travel around San Diego. If by car isn't an option, there are multiple public transit systems. Take the Metropolitan Transit System, San Diego Trolley, or choose to bike or walk around the bustling city.

With over 33 million visitors each year, San Diego is also known for hosting many events year-round. Check the city's calendar of events for updates, and don't forget about the large annual San Diego festivals, such as ComicCon, the Farmers Insurance Open Golf Tournament, San Diego Pride parade, San Diego Black Film Festival, Beer Week, and Restaurant Week.

You'll find quite the eclectic mix of dining options throughout the city of San Diego. There's plenty of casual options like food trucks, cafes, delis, and dive bars. But you'll also enjoy your fair share of upscale and fine dining options, many waterfront and serving up fresh seafood and sushi.