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My husband and I (no kids) are traveling to San Diego and staying for 4 nights. We are in our mid thirties and we are staying in the downtown area which I have visited once briefly and I REALLY liked the area.
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As they mentioned, catch the trolley to old town, and hit up dinner at Casa de Bandini (though new ownership took over the whole area, so I dont know if that restaurant%26#39;s still there or if it just changed names, but it had the BEST margaritas). Even better, catch the Coaster train (the commuter train that runs from downtown SD up to Oceanside) up along the coast, nevada luxury cars for rent in nevada hop off in Solana Beach to hit the beach, or hop off in Encinitas to catch what a real southern california nevada luxury cars for rent in nevada beach town looks like, with great shopping and great beaches.
If you guys are photographers, definitely get yourself to La Jolla for sunset, the most gorgeous spot. Maybe on your way back from the Wild Animal Park... take the 76 all the way west to the 5, then head south... exit La Jolla Village nevada luxury cars for rent in nevada Dr and go west, then left on Torrey Pines Rd and head down into La Jolla, follow the signs to La Jolla Cove. Great tidepools and the best spot to watch the sunset.