Villa Montezuma, San Diego
Located just outside of Downtown, on the other side of I-5, Villa Montezuma is a gorgeous yet bizarre historic home, built during the boom years of the 1880's and furnished with towers, a dome, and art glass windows.
Located just outside of Downtown, on the other side of I-5, Villa Montezuma is a gorgeous yet bizarre historic home, built during the boom years of the 1880's and furnished with towers, a dome, and art glass windows. At the moment, it is temporarily closed to the public.
Hours
Sun
NA
Mon
NA
Tue
NA
Wed
NA
Thu
NA
Fri
NA
Sat
NA
Villa Montezuma and Nearby Sights on Map
Park at the Park
For the 81 Padres home game days, this grassy berm overlooking PETCO Park is closed to the general public, open as a place to view the game for $5 a person
Martin Luther King Jr Promenade
A linear park honoring the late civil rights activist
Gaslamp Quarter
Home to a number of historic Victorian-era buildings, such as the Louis Bank of Commerce, the Backesto Building, the Old City Hall, the Yuma Building, and a whole bunch of other beautiful old structures
San Diego Chinese Historical Museum
A museum dedicated to Chinese history, culture and art
Children's Park
An unusual park with lots of grassy hills, shade trees, and a large water feature
Veterans Museum & Memorial Center
Situated in the Old Navy Chapel, this museum contains artifacts and memorabilia honoring the men and women of the Armed Forces, Coast Guard, and Wartime Merchant Marine
Children's Museum of San Diego
San Diego Repertory Theatre
Horton Plaza
A massive five-story outdoor shopping mall unique for its appearance, with lots of bright colors, architectural tricks, and interesting spaces
Horton Plaza Park
A historic square located just north of the shopping center of the same name