Established in 1769, Old Town San Diego marks the site of California’s first European settlement, often referred to as ‘the birthplace of California.’ Located in the heart of San Diego, this historic area features the Old Town San Diego State Historic Park, where visitors can explore preserved adobe buildings and witness living history demonstrations, such as blacksmithing. The streets are lined with a variety of restaurants, shops, and venues for live entertainment, offering a blend of historical insight and modern-day enjoyment.
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