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Lonely Planet guides are, quite simply, like no other. New York Times

Two perfect days in San Diego

Whether youre a local looking for a long weekend escape, or a visitor looking to explore, Lonely Planets Trips series offers the best itineraries and makes it easy to plan the perfect trip time and again.

Everyone knows road-tripping is the ultimate way to experience California. You can drive up, down, across and around state or amble more leisurely along the Pacific Coast. Whether youre on a quest for the perfect California beach, a tour of Californias best wineries, exploring the state by train or being in awe of the redwoods, weve got you covered. Our authors drove, paddled, walked, cycled, rode the rails and hopped buses all across the state to bring you their 68 favorite trips across California.

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Why is our travel information the best in the world? Its simple: our authors are independent, dedicated travelers. They dont research using just the internet or phone, and they dont take freebies, so you can rely on their advice being well researched and impartial. They travel widely, to all the popular spots and off the beaten track. They personally visit thousands of hotels, restaurants, cafs, bars, galleries, palaces, museums and more and they take pride in getting all the details right, and telling it how it is. Think you can do it? Find out how at lonelyplanet.com.


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48 Hours in San Diego

TIME

2 days

BEST TIME TO GO

Year-round

START

Hillcrest

END

Mission Hills



WHY GO Most Americans work all year for a two-week vacation. San Diegans will tell you they work all week for a two-day vacation. And its easy to see why. With top-notch beaches, parks, museums and nightlife immediately accessible, packing a holiday into 48 hours is a breeze.


If youre cruising into town on I-5, exit at Washington St for a pit stop at Picture 2Bronx Pizza. Yeah, Tony Soprano is on the wall, Donald Trump, a few boxersbut youre here for the pie not the pictures, and they know it. Order up at the counter, grab your slice at the window and be on your way; no fuss, great slice, fuggitaboutit. San Diego may be easy to navigate, but theres a lot we gotta see.

First up is the Embarcadero, where a lineup of historic ships ends at the massive Picture 3USS Midway Museum. Though Top Guns Goose and Maverick may spring to mind at the sight of this floating city, theyre no match for the aircraft carriers docents the real thing who love dishing about life on board. This tour is living history at its best, with engaging first-person accounts on the audio tour through the engine room, brig and tiny compartments. Hoist yourself up the Island Superstructure towering over the 4-acre flight deck and imagine the captain and flight control choreographing a high-stakes ballet of fighter jets, helicopters and 1000 crew on a 69,000 ton ship heaving atop the sea.

Sightlines into Petco Park are so good from Picture 4Altitude Skybar at the Gaslamp Marriott that youd hardly blink if a well-spun homer dropped into your beer. Fire pits, sleek couches and burly bouncers exude LA cool, though an easy-going crowd keeps pretension at bay. But times they are a changing in the 16-block Picture 5Gaslamp Quarter, with rapid-fire openings of boutique hotels and velvet-rope clubs marking a second, youthful wave of gentrification, which is amping the weekend intensity in this former red-light district. Voted 2008s Best Seafood Restaurant by San Diego Magazine in three polls, swanky Picture 6Oceanaire Seafood Room is a cherished Gaslamp gathering spot cruising in luxury-liner style. Lawyers and bankers from downtown towers chatter elbow-to-elbow at the oyster bar, or move to red booths while nibbling on ultra fresh halibut, snapper and mahimahi prepared with seasonal flair. White leather banquettes set an equally chic tone at Confidential Andrew Firestone is an investor open since 2006 and leading - photo 7Confidential (Andrew Firestone is an investor), open since 2006 and leading this second, high-octane wave of revitalization.

If youd like a room with a stripper pole at new-but-naughty Ivy Hotel - photo 8

If youd like a room with a stripper pole at new-but-naughty Ivy Hotel just - photo 9

If youd like a room with a stripper pole at new-but-naughty Ivy Hotel just - photo 10

If youd like a room with a stripper pole at new-but-naughty Picture 11Ivy Hotel, just ask. This adult playground spins a loud, Vegas-party vibe, especially on weekends, and its already hosted A-listers from Brad Pitt to Eric Clapton. Of Ivys three nightclubs, firepit-and-cabana dotted Picture 12Eden San Diegos largest rooftop bar draws the most ogles from nearby condo dwellers enjoying Rear Window-esque views of the action. Dont ask for a mint after breakfast at Picture 13Hash House a Go Go, back in Hillcrest. With its heaping skillets of hash, massive flapjacks and hearty gourmet scrambles, a wafer-thin mint could push you over the edge. Walk it off on bamboo-lined pathways at the new, 3-acre Monkey Trails & Forest Tales inside Balboa Parks sprawling Picture 14San Diego Zoo. Conservation-minded signs dot multilevel walkways, where face-to-face encounters beware the gremlinlike mug of the Wolfs guenon arent uncommon. Oohs and ahhhs mark the always-popular Polar Bear Plunge, Panda Discovery Center and Koala Exhibit and the 35-minute tour on the double-decker Express Shuttle provides an efficient orientation for first timers.


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The lobster BLT at C-Level Lounge (880 Harbor Island Dr) is so good youd step on your mothers face to get to it. Its a BLT made with lobster, bacon and avocados, and comes with a little cup of lobster bisque to dunk it in. Its just amazing. Get it with Deborahs mai tai. C-Level is on Harbor Island and it has panoramic views of downtown.

Brian Murphy, San Diego


Spanish-Colonial pavilions add a dash of romantic flair to an afternoon of museum hopping in Picture 16Balboa Park, a 1200-acre urban retreat home to gardens, theaters, 15 museums, the zoo and a very large outdoor organ. For sheer density of Old Masters, drop by the Picture 17Timken Museum of Art, where the impressive Putnam collection includes works by Rembrandt, Rubens and Czanne. Theres always something intriguing at the white-walled Picture 18Museum of Photographic Arts: from 1850s daguerreotypes to MRI images, exhibits embrace photography in all its forms.

Give that tan a workout with a short drive west from Balboa Park on I-8 toward the citys main beaches, an introduction to which best starts with the fish taco, the citys most famous contribution to Americas culinary lexicon. While the foundation never varies a soft tortilla topped with fish, salsa, cabbage and special sauce every beach bum has a favorite based on taste, location and sometimes affordability. With one exception. The fish tacos at fun-lovin Picture 19

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