A Reminder of Santa Barbara’s Remarkable Journey from Disaster to Architectural Triumph This is our second of three posts describing downtown Santa Barbara’s landmarks . Our first post can be found here. Our journey begins at the Santa Barbara Presidio, a military outpost established in 1782 by the Spanish to defend the coast and protect […]
Santa Barbara’s Historic Heart: From the Presidio to the 101 Read More »
San Diego’s downtown waterfront, called “The Embarcadero”, is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to this sunny California city. Stretching along the harbor from the San Diego Maritime Museum to Seaport Village, this picturesque area offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s rich maritime history while providing plenty of opportunities for sightseeing, dining, and relaxation.
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Discover the rich history of L.A.’s iconic Sunset Strip on our GPS-guided audio tour. Walk the notorious spots and learn about famous landmarks and people. Get the tour on iOS and Android now.
Experience the Iconic Music Scene of Sunset Strip with Our Revamped Audio Tour Read More »
A Small Restaurant at the Train Stop is where the First Cocktail was Mixed In the early 1900s, similar to other small towns, La Jolla’s local train station situated in the Upper Hermosa district was a bustling center of activity. The La Jolla Line, an electric railroad project led by John D. Spreckels, aimed to
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A Walking Tour of Santa Barbara from the Arlington Theater to Stearns Wharf We are pleased to announce the launch of our GPS-guided walking tour in Santa Barbara, California. The launch of our fourth GPS audio tour comes on the heels of our recent San Diego driving tour that was launched earlier this fall. These
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Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego was Closed for Remodeling and Now It’s Reopened Our tour La Jolla: The Riviera of California was first published two years ago in August of 2020. Important changes have happened since that launch so we wanted to update the tour to reflect those changes. Probably the most important change
Our La Jolla GPS Walking Tour has been Updated Read More »
You would be wrong to think the first Spanish settlement on the west coast is a popular attraction in San Diego As the biggest travel advisor online, TripAdvisor has 490 million monthly active users and they rank as number 1 in the Travel and Tourism category in the US. And with their partner site, Viator,
Shouldn’t the San Diego Presidio Park be in the top 100 attractions on Tripadvisor? Read More »
It Could Have Been Comic-Con San Miguel or The San Miguel Padres or San Miguel State University Long before the city of San Diego was so named by the explorer Sebastian Vizcaino in 1602, the first European explorer to set foot on the west coast named the newly discovered land San Miguel. Iberian nautical explorer
Before It Was San Diego, It Was San Miguel Read More »
Our first 3 stops on our tour of the Sunset Strip
How the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood has Changed – According to YouTube Read More »
