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Officially recognized as the first European settlement in California, what became San Diego was founded in 1542 by a Spanish explorer named Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo. There wasn’t really anything there until 1770 when a Spanish mission was placed on the site. As the settlement (including a Spanish Fort) grew to a small city it served as a port and defensive facility supporting a Mexican province called “Alta California”. In 1846 the Untied States invaded the province and the city was swallowed up with it. The city's population surged when the Santa Fe Railroad arrived in 1884, bringing in people from all over the country.
Over the years the city’s ability to serve as a military (and specifically navy) base wasn’t ignored; in the 1950s a gradual concentration of bases causes the technology industries of San Diego to boom. While the boom didn’t last to the current day many people are still employed by and/or stationed out of the nearby bases.
What many consider to be the true gem of the city is a lush and verdant park called Balboa Park. Located in the heart of the city, the park is covered in vegetation both sculpted and un-sculpted. Balboa Park is home to the world famous San Diego Zoo, as well as several museums and the city’s premier art gallery.
















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Of course no mention of the City of San Diego would be complete without discussing the miles and miles of city beach. Beautiful and soaring, they go almost the entire length of the city and on sunny days (which is pretty much every day) the city drains of people and the beaches pick up a carnival like atmosphere; it isn’t rare to see a group of over twenty or so people camping for the day on the beach, digging a barbecue pit at first light and staying to play volleyball for the entire day.
San Diego is a city if contrasts; while it does have a busy down town core it is easy to find a place to relax. The city isn’t the same as Los Angeles (it’s neighbour to the north) with its endless miles of urban sprawl and smog. Nor is San Diego like its distant cousin San Francisco… San Francisco is a mild place without the appearance of eternal springtime. If you want to see the place that gave California it sunny reputation then San Diego is defiantly worth a visit.


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