Old Town

Located in the heart of San Diego, the Old City of San Diego is a beautiful and fun-filled historic city, the birthplace of California, an early Spanish colony, and the first European settlement. There are over 150 shops, award-winning restaurants, 17 museums and historical sites. There are also free live performances, professional theatres, craftsmen, galleries and shops within walking distance.

The southern city of Santiago is a border city close to Mexico and an important military port. The Mexican town on the border is a scenic tourist destination with Mexican customs.

It is the largest urban cultural park in the United States and one of the oldest public entertainment facilities in the United States, and has held various large-scale exhibitions and expositions. The buildings in the park are mostly Spanish colonial style, and many other architectural styles, such as Byzantine and Baroque, are also integrated to varying degrees, and the complex decoration and exquisite details are greatly praised. Each museum has a rich collection, which is wide and deep, almost dizzying and difficult to choose. The botanical garden and open-air concert hall reflect the high pursuit of human achievement in architectural art and garden culture. Gaboria Park is a cultural park in Santiago famous for its Baroque and Gothic architecture, which has no tickets. The park has attractions such as the San Diego Zoo, the Natural Museum, the San Diego Museum of Art and so on, and there is a small "World Park", in which the China Pavilion is also a comprehensive park. The park has ancient Spanish architecture, clock towers, gardens, fountains, meadows, especially suitable for hiking and cycling.

The old city of Santiago has a strong Mexican flavor. The old city of Santiago allows people to stay in Mexico without crossing the border. It is a beautiful and interesting historic city with lush palms and exotic Spanish Baroque architecture, which retains the simple and quiet features of the 19th century, while full of warm and strong Mexican flavor.

The old city of San Diego is downtown, close to the station, with Bus and Green Line trains running and stopping. At the entrance of the old city, there is a white stone marking the old city. From here into the pedestrian street, there are souvenir shops on both sides. There are some small and exquisite souvenirs, as well as colorful Mexican clothes. We should slowly find out what we like. There is also a courtyard with Mexican-style performances and many people gathered to watch. There are many tall and peculiar cactus inside and outside the courtyard. The old city exudes a kind of leisure, some romance, a kind of amorous feelings...

The old city of San Diego is about 30 minutes away from the Aircraft Carrier Museum on Midway Island. There are so many visitors that it is difficult to find a parking space. There is an old-fashioned bus in the old city. The church is very beautiful. The old city is small, and it is said that most of its residents are Mexican. It's basically restaurants and small shops. The old city is beautiful!

The old city was built by Mexicans during the war and was the origin of Santiago. The Museum in the city has a detailed introduction of acoustics and optoelectronics, which is very interesting. The old city is also beautiful at night.

There are more historical buildings, but the security is really bad