I didn't book any hostel as usual but I met a student american in the street and brought me to the international hostel downtown!
San Diego is the largest city closer to the Mexican Border, by following the pacific coast I felt that we were getting closer to Mexico, everybody spoke Spanish even the driver... I forgot for a while that I was still in USA.
The greyhound and the Amtrak are the cheapest bus compagnies in USA and they're going almost everywhere.
I took the bus (day pass for only 5dollars) and I went directly to the Balboa Park, but first I just took a look to that Cactus Garden which is in front of the Balboa park's entrance.
This is a building of Spanish architecture in Balboa park
There is a really good museum of photography on that road (which is the main one) for only 4 dollars
This little red bus brings you around the park for free! |
And yep during the tour the sun started going down, when I saw that view I just jumped out of the bus and looked at the sunset
This is one of the famous street in Glaslamp Quarter which is the historic heart of SD. Very popular area there are a lot of restaurants and pretty cool bars.
The view from my hostel on the International Hostel ==> http://www.sandiegohostels.org/downtown
Located downtown you are close to everything and its including breakfast and even dinner for some tips.
I went to the beaches unfortunately my battery's camera went down and I could only take some pictures... I was pretty sad that my camera died when I discovered the beauty of La Jolla. Best sunset that I have never seen...
my future house, kind of peaceful place.... |
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