Famous Houses in San Diego, CA
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Explore the rich tapestry of San Diego's history through its iconic houses. Each site offers a unique glimpse into the past, blending captivating architecture with compelling stories.
Cabrillo National Monument
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5.0Exploration defines this site, where Cabrillo first touched the U.S. West Coast, blending together stunning views and rich history.
Whaley House Museum
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4.5Heritage thrives here. The Whaley House showcases Greek Revival architecture and its diverse roles in San Diego's history, offering daily tours.
Point Loma
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4.5Rays from the historic lighthouse illuminate San Diego's maritime past, offering intriguing exhibits and breathtaking coastal views.
Rancho Buena Vista Adobe
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4.5Timelessness defines Rancho Buena Vista Adobe, where the rich stories of the Luiseño people and early California resonate through preserved history.
Villa Montezuma
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Curiosity drew me to Villa Montezuma, a stunning Victorian mansion with rich history, captivating architecture, and intriguing ghost stories.
La Casa de Estudillo
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4.0Authenticity draws me to La Casa de Estudillo, showcasing exceptional early Spanish architecture and a rich connection to San Diego’s history.
Munchkin House
Whimsical architecture defines Munchkin House, rumored to be linked to Wizard of Oz actors, creating a charming allure in La Jolla.
Marston House Museum & Gardens
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4.5Serenity defines Marston House Museum & Gardens, where Puerto Rican architectural beauty meets lush gardens, perfect for history and nature lovers.