San diego neighborhoods

Where you should live if you don't like big box stores, if you're into cultural diversity, or if you want great food with your beer

Moving to San Diego? This SoCal city has endless beaches, beautiful canyons, and great real estate. Here are the five best places to buy a home in San Diego!

San Diego is one of our favorite places for a weekend away and the North Little Italy (aka NoLI) neighborhood is where we always spend a few hours. Here is our Little Italy San Diego guide.

San Diego’s most buzzy neighborhoods, from beach communities to urban enclaves, listed north to south

Where to stay in San Diego, a guide to the best neighborhoods. Travel to San Diego, California, a beach town with tons of things to do. Spend your vacation in Old Town, an area known for its Mexican food. North Park features a variety of restaurants and the San Diego Zoo — the perfect activity to do with kids. La Jolla is home to the classic California beach experience and is any photography lover's dream. Hotels to stay at in San Diego. | Blog by the Planet D #SanDiego #California #Travel

There are quite a few neighborhoods in San Diego, you might be wondering where you should live, or which one's the best to hang out in.

San Diego’s most buzzy neighborhoods, from beach communities to urban enclaves, listed north to south

Honoring its history and basking in change.

Visit Little Italy, a historic neighborhood in downtown San Diego, for restaurants, galleries, and markets. What to do and where to dine.

Little Italy is an urban neighborhood in San Diego, California dating back to the early 1900s. The neighborhood was once home to over 6,000 Italian families that migrated to the area to work in a once-thriving tuna industry. Today, Little Italy is one of San Diego’s most popular neighborhoods for locals, and tourists and boasts one of the biggest Farmers Markets in the city.