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YOUR GUIDE TO SAN DIEGO YOUR GUIDE TO SAN DIEGO SAN TO GUIDE YOUR MAP PG 2 MAP PG 3 2 THE CONCIERGE PENDRY HOTEL SAN DIEGO AMONG MANY OTHER AMAZING ASPECTS THAT WILL HAVE YOU PLANNING YOUR NEXT VISIT - WHETHER YOU ARE IN TOWN FOR LEISURE, BUSINESS, OR A STAYCATION - OUR AMAZING CONCIERGE TEAM WILL EXCEED YOUR NEEDS. The downtown location of Pendry is beyond perfect, ensuring that most local attractions are within walking distance or a short drive. Being in the center of the historic Gaslamp Quarter brings a touch of history to a brand new building. You will find unique fuctioning gaslamps outside of our venues to provide a warm welcome. You will also find some of the original bricks from Nason’s Fruit and Vegetable market where Pendry now stands, and some of the original buildings are steps away from the hotel. Over 100 different resturants and shops are within a short walk for those wanting to venture outside of the hotel and take in the vibrant local culture. However, for those WELCOME wanting to stay in the hotel, we have everything you could ever want with our six food and beverage venues. For our TO AMERICA’S guests in town for business our world class convention center is within a short five minute walk. I encourage everyone to visit our concierge desk. FINEST CITY! Karina, Melisa, Teddy and I can assist with anything and everything you may need. With over 20 years of hospitality experience we look forward to purveying the With perfect weather nearly all year finest memories for each and every guest. It is a true Pendry Pleasure to invite you to our beautiful home! round it is not hard to see why people fall in love with our fine city. Justin Sondgeroth Chef Concierge, Pendry San Diego Member of Les Clefs d’Or 4 THE CONCIERGE PENDRY HOTEL SAN DIEGO JUSTIN 3. Take in the history at Midway Museum SONDGEROTH’S The USS Midway Museum is a downtown San Diego staple of fun and Chef Concierge, Pendry San Diego educational activities. This historic aircraft carrier-turned museum is Member of Les Clefs d’Or geared toward all ages and features 60 exhibits and 29 restored aircrafts. Browse the exhibits, or dare to step inside the popular flight simulator. 4. Explore North Park for local boutiques and street art! Culturally diverse North Park is home to Craftsman cottages, cafes and TOP diners, coffee shops, several microbreweries, boutiques, and the North 10 Park Farmers Market. The North Park Theater and the Ray Street Arts PICKS District are also bastions of creativity in the area. JUSTIN HIGHLY RECOMENDS THE FOLLOWING IN SAN DIEGO: 5. Learn to Surf in Pacific Beach Like all the other popular beaches in town, lifeguards divide swimmers from surfers in the busy summer months, and it’s important to make 1. Visit the World Famous San Diego Zoo sure you’re where you belong. The beach scene is always bustling with One of the most famous and popular zoos in the world invites you to activity. visit its more than 3,700 animals and 650 species. Having won many 6. See the Gem; La Jolla, kayak, hike, shop and dine! awards for conservation and humane, open habitats, the San Diego Zoo is a staple of Balboa Park and a major tourist draw every year. This is From beaches & hiking trails, to top restaurants, hotels, and events, definitely a can’t-miss stop along your tour of San Diego. you’re guaranteed to find some fun! 2. Experience Balboa Park, Museums and Gardens 7. Walk to roads of our founders in Old Town The lovely outdoor landscaping combined with the impressive array of Established in 1968, Old Town San Diego State Historic Park occupies museums, cultural centers, and family fun destinations makes Balboa six square blocks on the site of the original Pueblo of San Diego. The Park the cultural heart of the city in many ways. From the zoo and historic buildings and shops reflect the cross-cultural influences of carousel to the United Nations building and the Spanish Village Arts Southern California life during the Mexican and Early American eras, Center, Balboa Park offers more than anyone could enjoy in just one day. 1821-1872. 6 THE CONCIERGE PENDRY HOTEL SAN DIEGO 8. Little Italy Farmers Market and San Diego food culture It’s no surprise that the Little Italy Farmers’ Market tops the list as one of the most well-known and well-loved farmers’ markets in San Diego. Running on Saturdays through West Cedar Street, there are over 200 tents lined up between Kettner Boulevard to Front Street for you to wander through. At Front Street, there are many vendors who display their artwork. 9. Set sail in San Diego harbor, and enjoy city skylines views for days! A great way to see San Diego’s Big Bay is on a narrated boat tour. San Diego has a number of tour operators including Hornblower and Flagship, two of the largest. See the beautiful San Diego skyline and local landmarks, plus get up close and personal with marine animals, including whales, seals, sea lions and dolphins, as you kick back and relax on the water. These operators also offer dinner, brunch and some holiday cruises. 10. Mexico! Wine Country, Tijuana, and Puerto Nuevo Taste craft beers from Tijuana and Ensenada brewed with fresh local ingredients. Shop in local markets and find culturally influenced, handmade artwork not available anywhere else. Dine on lobster fresh from the Pacific Ocean prepared the traditional Puerto Nuevo way. Sip on margaritas while watching the sunset from a private balcony just above the sand. Bask in the rustic charm of the Valle de Guadalupe. “The impressive array of museums, cultural centers, and family fun destinations makes Balboa Park the cultural heart of the city.” 8 THE CONCIERGE PENDRY HOTEL SAN DIEGO Whether you’re into arts and culture or nature, Arts, Culture and Nature Balboa Park, San Diego’s 1,200-acre urban park and most popular attraction, will provide a well-rounded experience with its variety of museums, theaters, IN BALBOA PARK gardens, and recreational activities. OLD GLOBE THEATRE SPRECKELS ORGAN PAVILION Address: 1363 Old Globe Way, San Diego, CA 92101, USA Address: 2125 Pan American Rd E, San Diego, CA 92101, USA Tel: +1 619-234-5623 Tel: +1 619-702-8138 www.theoldglobe.org www.spreckelsorgan.org San Diego rarely dips below jacket weather, so the city’s an excellent In 1914, John D. Spreckels, one of San Diego County’s richest location to catch a play beneath the stars. The Old Globe Theatre residents, and his brother Adolph, celebrated the construction of (theoldglobe.org), modeled after Shakespeare’s version in London, the Panama Canal by donating $100,000 for the creation of an organ was built in 1935 for the presentation of the bard’s plays. After being pavilion. They dedicated it to “the people of San Diego,” and “the renovated in 1937, being rebuilt after a 1978 arson fire, and becoming a people of all the world,” according to the San Diego History Center. collection of three theaters, the show still goes on at The Old Globe, with Former president Theodore Roosevelt gave a speech there on July 27, performances during the Summer Shakespeare Festival. 1915, and former president William Howard Taft spoke at the pavilion nearly two months later. Talented actors also perform Broadway productions – “More than 20 productions produced at The Old Globe have gone on to play on and Today, the Spreckels Organ is the world’s largest pipe organ in an outdoor off Broadway, garnering 13 Tony Awards and numerous nominations,” venue. Per the Spreckels’ request, concerts are free. They’re also picnic- according to its website. In 1984, the theater itself won a Tony Award for and pet-friendly. Head to the heart of Balboa Park Sundays at 2 p.m. Outstanding Regional Theatre. year-round and Mondays at 7:30 p.m. from late June until late August. 10 THE CONCIERGE PENDRY HOTEL SAN DIEGO Currently, there are more than 100 exhibits, and the museum sometimes hosts adults-only events, such as “Suds & Science: An Evening of Thinking and Drinking,” and “Rum Tasting and the Science of Distilling.” SAN DIEGO AIR & SPACE MUSEUM Address: 2001 Pan American Plaza, San Diego, CA 92101, USA Tel: +1 619-234-8291 www.sandiegoairandspace.org The San Diego Air & Space Museum opened in February 1963, and SAN DIEGO BOTANICAL GARDEN like the Old Globe Theatre, burned to the ground during an arson fire Address: in 1978. The museum suffered $4 million in damages, including the loss 230 Quail Gardens Dr, Encinitas, CA 92024, USA Tel: +1 760-436-3036 of the world’s lightest aircraft, the Beecraft Wee Bee, and a Spirit of St. Louis reproduction. It reopened in 1980 and became one of 10 U.S. www.sdbgarden.org aerospace museums to be affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution in San Diego’s Botanical Garden is best described as 37 acres of bliss. It 2005.Galleries highlight the Golden Age of Flight, WWI, WWII, modern has close to 3,000 varieties of tropical, subtropical, and California native jets, and space. Exhibits feature artifacts such as the Apollo IX command plants, and more than 20,000 Facebook fans whose reviews describe it module, reproductions such as the 1901 and 1902 Wright Gliders, and as “peaceful,” and “paradise.” memorabilia fabric and travel posters advertising the Hindenburg and the After exploring a tropical rainforest and waterfall, visitors can travel Graf Zeppelin airships.
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