Lemon Grove Attractions. Lemon Grove Tourism and kids attractions

San Diego Natural History Museum: explore natures past
Established in 1874, the San Diego Natural History Museum is one of California’s oldest and most respected cultural and science institutions.

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Balboa Park: San Diego's largest urban cultural park
Located just outside of Downtown San Diego, Balboa Park is one of the nation's largest urban cultural parks offering a very diverse range of museum exhibitions, plays, musicals, concerts, and educational programs.

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San Diego Museum of Art: explore, learn and enjoy
In 1926, the San Diego Museum of Art opened its doors as the official fine arts gallery of San Diego, quickly building an expansive collection of American, European, Asian, Latin and Contemporary art.

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Spanish Village Art Center: a smorgasbord of artistic fusion
For more than 60 years, the Spanish Village Art Center has attracted artists and art lovers from around the world with year-round art displays, classes and events.

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The Old Globe: A culture of community, arts and entertainment
Open since 1937, The Old Globe is California’s oldest professional theatre offering a year-round line up of 15 plays and musicals on three stages.

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Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum: A collection of Marine Corps aviation history
Since the 1940s, when the Marine Corps Aviation program first began in San Diego, the effort to preserve, document and display the historical artifacts that reflect the rich legacy of Marine aviation has been the sole mission of the Flying Leatherneck Historical Foundation and Aviation Museum.

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San Diego Zoo: where animal instincts run wild
The 100-acre, San Diego Zoo is home to over 4,000 rare and endangered animals from more than 800 species, and offers a botanical collection with more than 700,000 exotic plants.

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Coronado Historical Association Museum of History and Art
Explore the rich history of Coronado beginning in the early seventeenth century when the Spanish explorer Sebastian Vizcaino caught sight of a group of islands seventeen miles off the coast of southern California and named them Las Yslas Coronadas.

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San Diego Museum of Man: An archeological adventure
The San Diego Museum of Man is a fun-filled archeological adventure for the whole family—offering a wide variety of exhibits, hands-on learning activities and educational programs.

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San Diego Model Railroad Museum: Miniature trains, giant fun!
Open since 1982, the San Diego Model Railroad Museum is the world's largest operating museum of its kind and the only accredited railroad themed museum in the United States.

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