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| America's Finest City |
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| Whether this is your first time visiting San Diego, or you come here all the time, it never gets old in America's Finest City. |
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| Our rich history and diverse mix of cultures is celebrated throughout San Diego. Wherever you go, you will find friendly locals with a great story to tell. There are so many things to do and see in San Diego - let us give you a guided pedicab tour on your next visit! |
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| Balboa Park |
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| Just 5 minutes from Downtown you will find our historic Balboa Park. This is our main cultural center with 15 major museums, a renowned performing arts venue, beautiful gardens and the San Diego Zoo. You can get lost on a wooded area nature walk, or just spend time enjoying some of the best scenery on the West Coast. |
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| USS Midway |
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| Opened in 2004, San Diego was gifted with the arrival of the USS Midway to our port - no other carrier has a history as robust as the USS Midway. Its 47-year odyssey spanned from the end of WWII to Desert Storm and holds a special place with more than 225,000 American crewman. |
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| Star of India |
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| Built in 1863 and originally known as the Euterpe, the Star of India has become one of the most recognizable ships in the world. It entire hull is made of iron, a first for its time, and it has enjoyed a storied career, including salmon hauling and lumber transport. |
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| Seaport Village |
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| Downtown San Diego has been blessed with its location - it's centrally located and right on the coast, boasting a beautiful waterfront to complent the great weather. Seaport Village, a quaint little seaside nook, is a quick pedicab ride from anywhere in Downtown. With great sovenir shops and seafood that will keep you coming back, it's a great place to visit anytime of the year. |
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| Old Town |
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| Known as the bithplace of San Diego, Old Town is the site of the first spanish settlement. Father Junipero Serra established the first of 21 spanish settlements here on the west coast. In 1968, the area became officially recognized as the Old Town State Historic Park, to preserve it's rich heritage during the 1821 to 1872 period. |
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| Little Italy |
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| Located a few blocks west is an area known since the 1920's as Little Italy. Representing Downtown San Diego’s oldest continuous neighborhood business district, Little Italy has been home to more than 6,000 Italian families and helped build San Diego into the center of the world tuna industry. |
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| Petco Park |
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| Hosting the Padres, San Diego's baseball team, Petco Park is the most recent addition to our fantastic skyline. With a capacity of over 42,000 and city views worth paying for, it really is the crown jewel of Downtown and a great attraction for any type of visit. Catch a game with some friends then hit the Gaslamp Quarter for some more fun, or catch a Sunday game with the family and make a great day of it! |
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| Gaslamp Quarter |
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| With it's history dating back to 1850, the Gaslamp District of San Diego has endured many rises and falls to become what we see now - a bustling center of San Diego culture and commerce. Here you will find some of the finest dining areas, hot night life action, and some of the best local bars and eateries in America. |
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| So, what do you think? |
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| With all there is in San Diego to see (and more stuff to discover!) why not schedule a pedicab tour with Ballpark Pedicabs! Our knowledgeable group of pedicab operators will show you why we're considered America's Finest City! |
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| For more information or to book a tour, call (619) 233-RIDE today! |
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