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The original courthouse, which dates back to 1847.
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Established around 1865, this was the first public school house in San Diego. The school offers daily tours, and visitors can sit at the desk and examine the books on display.
Built in 1869, as a family residence, but is now the site of a rock, gem, and jewelry shop.
Built in 1830, the house was an adobe saloon and provision stores until it became the American Hotel around 1856.
The first office of the San Diego Union newspaper.
A reconstructed stage coach stop with a collection of vintage carriages inside.
To begin touring, the best place to start is the visitor’s center, which includes a model of what the area looked like in 1872, maps, information about touring, and information about the area’s history. Free guided walking tours of Old Town depart daily at 11AM and 2PM.