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Welcome to the heart of San Diego's historic Little Italy, a treasured neighborhood where old-world charm meets new modern design.
Just steps from your door, stroll lively India Street to sip cappuccinos at Starbucks, indulge along Kettner Boulevard in ice cream at Holy Paleta or browse the shops of Kettner Blvd, where you’ll find delicious eats, including Juniper & Ivy, Cloak & Petal, Born and Raised, The Crack Shack, Herb & Wood and Kettner Exchange.
India Street is also lined with restaurants featuring Southern and Northern Italy cuisines, including the classic Filippi's Pizza Grotto, featuring an old-fashioned Italian dining experience.
Around the corner, warm loaves from Mona Lisa Italian Foods tempt from the storefront, while house-made pasta's and sauces draw you into the mouthwatering eateries. Run with locals along the harbor front trail, then refuel on authentic pizza or Cicchetti paired with a craft brew at Ballast Point.
Walk to the Piazza della Famiglia, a central gathering point in Little Italy with a 10,000-square-foot connecting India and Columbia streets that features a dramatic tiled fountain. Enjoy an afternoon stroll across the cobblestone street while relaxing before dinner.
Little Italy also features some great local boutiques, including Rosamariposa, Vocabulary Boutique, and Stroll, where you can find fun women’s fashions and handmade local items, and the NoLi Art & Design District which encompasses a group of retail shops, design stores, and art galleries. Klassic and Architectural Salvage are both worth a visit for home goods and unusual finds.
Each Saturday from 8:00 AM until 2:00 PM, several blocks of Little Italy are shut down for the weekly Little Italy Mercato—a dynamic farmers market where locals shop for fresh produce along with gourmet goods, flowers, crafts and ready-made foods.
Take a drive to Balboa Park with 1,200 acres of pristine emerald-green parklands right in the heart of the city. Here you can explore 17 museums, then visit the San Diego Zoo, which is always #1 on the best zoos list and definitely worth a visit.
Find fun activities on the water at Mission Bay Aquatic Park, which offers everything from sailboat rentals to bike paths. Nearby, visit one of the region’s top attractions, SeaWorld San Diego or for a surf or kayak lesson, head to La Jolla, where water adventures are endless.
Whether you’re spending a few days indulging in the city’s myriad of beaches and surf spots, visiting the aquatic attractions SeaWorld San Diego and Mission Bay Aquatic Park, or exploring the inland offerings of the city, this great central location right in the heart of it all will not disappoint.

The best way to get around is on foot with so many great places to explore all right by the home.
Guests can also use a taxi service or a ride-share company like Uber with plenty of cars at any time of the day or night.
When you visit San Diego, you can’t miss the bright red trolleys transporting people all over the city. This icon is a great way to see the city with 3 different lines (blue, green, and orange) that cover approximately 50+ miles. Take the blue line that runs through the neighborhood to San Diego hot spots like downtown, the Gaslamp Quarter and Old Town.
Or if you want to see the city at your own pace, look out for the on-demand electric scooters and bikes that are just an app away and located all around the area.