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Many Americans consider San Diego to be the
most attractive city in the USA.
Southern California stands for
nearly perfect weather, beautiful beaches and a friendly relaxed environment.
San Diego City is paradise. This welcoming birthplace of California is
blessed with an ideal climate, endless sandy beaches, a deep-sea harbour
and a variety of fun-filled attractions. You can play golf or tennis,
go surfing, diving, sailing, fishing, water-skiing, horse-riding, rollerblading
or jogging - the list of outdoor recreational possibilities is endless.
There's plenty of entertainment, too, with the San Diego Zoo, Sea World,
the Wild Animal Park and professional sports teams. It´s a young and dynamic
city, strongly influenced by its large student population.

Balboa
Park
A good place to begin exploring
the waterfront is the Embarcadero. Just take the Harbour Drive and stop
at the San Diego Maritime Museum. Just opposite lies the Coronado Peninsula
which is connected with San Diego by a 3.5 kilometre long bridge. The
jewel of the peninsula is the historic and fascinating Hotel del Coronado,
which has attracted the rich and famous since its opening in 1888.The
hotel has served as the backdrop for many famous films including "Some
like it hot" with Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis and Marilyn Monroe.
For the health and fitness fans, San Diego is the perfect place. There
are a number of gyms and fitness clubs where you can recharge your batteries.
So, why not kill two birds with one stone, improve your English and your
physical condition at the same time!
For those of you with a culinary
disposition there's Mexican cuisine, savoury, strong and widely available
in restaurants, also health food, vegetarian, and European dishes from
French to Italian. If, however, you feel like crayfish, lobster or fish
in general, you will not want to leave San Diego which is the number one
spot for sea food.
School information
Located in La Jolla, an area of spectacular coastline and breathtaking
natural beauty, the school is the ideal place from which to spot seals
lying on the rocks below, or pelicans diving into the crystal-clear sea.

Sights:
Balboa Park with museums, art galleries, theatre and sport grounds,
the California tower with chimes, Moorish-Spanish building of the Panama-California
exhibition of 1915. Cabrillo National Monument on the peak of Point
Loma - a breathtaking view over the whole bay and the San Bernadino
Mountains. Gaslamp quarter with many Victorian buildings, restaurants,
theaters and galleries. Mission Bay Park with Sea World Culture; San
Diego museum of art with paintings by Spanish artists and works by Dutch,
Flemish and Italian artists. Mission San Diego Alcala, founded 1769.
Eating
& drinking:
Anthony's Star of the Sea; the most popular fish restaurant on the Embarcadero.
George's at the Cone; pasta-specialities with a beautiful view of La
Jolla Cove.
Nightlife
and club scene:
Club Pachanga for Salsa and Merengue. The Rage, the stage for San Diego
rappers. La Bodega Lounge for big bands in elegant atmosphere.
Shopping:
Books at Blue Door in Hillcrest. Capriccio, a boutique with clothes
by the top European designers. Horton Plaza, the largest shopping centre
in the USA. Unicorn Company Arts & Antiques Mall for art and antiques.
Excursions:
Anza Borrego Desert State Park; America's largest park is a desert with
oasis, palms and waterfalls. Tijuana & Ensenada, on the Mexican border,
offer earthy atmosphere and fantastic shopping. Ensenada is a Mexican
fishing village and a favourite spot for Californians. And do not forget...
Los Angeles is only three hours away...
More
information at: http://www.sannet.gov
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