San Diego aka America's Finest City

This city is so cute, from skyscrapers to waterfront restaurants you really have it all!

Day One: La Jolla (highly recommend)

We ate dinner at a very cute place overlooking the ocean, walked around some boutiques, and ended our day but seeing some adorable sea lions! Then headed back to our hotel to grab some dinner in Little Italy

Day Two: Shopping! 

- Check out fashion valley mall for every shop you could imagine  

Day Three: Balboa Park 

- We headed to a this very artsy park, very instagramable and nice place to stroll around or pinic 












Day Four: 

- The beach! When you are so close to many different beaches it's almost a crime not to spend the day there. La Jolla had very nice, not touristy beaches, however, we opted for Mission beach where was filled with people and things to do, the more things to do, the better.

Day Five: Los Angles 

- Since LA is only a two-hour drive from San Diego we deiced to hit the big city, we checked out some famous restaurants, all of the Hills, and of course Rodeo Drive. However, on the way, we made a bit stop for some insta famous boutiques in San Clemente, again highly recommend for there local vibes in downtown

Day Six: North Park

-There are so many fun towns inside of San Diego, North Park is just another one. We had brunch at a very adorable coffee shop called Communal Coffee, then headed to pigment. Pigment is a very cute, insta-worthy place with tons of gifts and plants, you can plant your little succulent! 


  


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