Plus appréciés Attractions à San Diego

The J.A. Cooley Museum houses a collection of fifteen cars, which date from 1886 to 1933. Placed in chronological order from buggies to one concept car, Cooley himself guides visitor through time. Many of the vehicles are one of a kind or the first of their kind, which gives guests something to talk about when they go back home. The J.A. Cooley Museum does step away from the past with its Buick XP 2000—a car that features video conferencing and can travel up to 210 MPH. For those guests interested in history, but mostly automotive, the J.A. Cooley Museum features various antiques, such as license plates and phonographs. - Erick Pettersen

If you are passionate about flying, this is definitely the place for you. Here, you will find everything there is to know about aviation. Famous jets like Douglas R4D 'Gooney Bird', Fairchild R4Q 'Packet', McDonnell Douglas FA-18 'Hornet', Grumman F9F 'Cougar', Mikoyan-Gurevch MIG-15 'Fagot', and F4F (FM-2) 'Wildcat' can be admired from close quarters. You can also become a member of the Flying Leatherneck Historical Foundation. All members receive a membership card, decal and lapel pin, discounts at the museum gift shop and the foundation newsletter called The Log Book.

This 1850 saltbox-style house, one of the city's original homes, now serves as the Visitor's Information Center for the historic Gaslamp District. Self-Guided Museum tours are available for a donation of $3 per person. There are also Gaslamp Guided Walking Tours every Saturday at 11a for a regular admission of $8. Detailed maps of the district are available at any time.