Northeastern San Diego is home to a sprawling landscape of scenic rolling hills. This vast corner of the county is where many locals make their homes, as do a few local wineries and breweries. For most visitors, northeastern San Diego is still undiscovered, but there is plenty to uncover in this historic and artistic region.
Discover the Arts and Culture of Northeastern San Diego
[youtube http://youtu.be/8H5z_XUj8r4]History in the Hills
Secrets to San Diego’s past are scattered throughout Northeastern San Diego – you just have to know where to look.
- The San Pasqual Battlefield State Historic Park commemorates the battle between U.S. and Californio forces during the Mexican-American War. The park and small museum are great year-round but come to life with battle reenactments in the winter.
- Visitors can uncover 10,000 years of history at the San Diego Archaeological Center.
- Learn about how northeastern San Diego was settled over a glass of wine at the Rancho Bernardo Historical Society Museum, located on the grounds of the Bernardo Winery.
Artistic Shopping
Taking home a souvenir is an important part of any travel experience, and in northeastern San Diego, visitors will find plenty of artsy boutiques to inspire a purchase.
- There’s a lot to choose from at Clay Artists at the Vineyard, where several artists share studio and gallery space at the Bernardo Winery.
- Also at the Bernardo Winery, Icarus Creative Arts features mosaics, hand painted furniture, unique home decor and more from local artists.
- Try becoming an artist yourself in the relaxed setting of Clay’n Latte.