Old Town San Diego State Historic Park

Unique historical origins have created a unique customs. Touring San Diego, the Old Town Historical Park is worth visiting. Walk the park, in the old streets and alleys with strong ancient charm, the deepest FIESTA DE REYES is the most popular. Fiesta de Reyes, is a group of Mexican-style courtyards integrating catering shops and leisure and entertainment. Environment - "Dream Searching Travel" This "Remember" cool atmosphere is natural, stage - young and old dancers are full of fun, surrounded by tourists from Wuzhou to eat and eat, enjoy themselves... Experience the colorful exotic style, it feels really good.

Visit Santiago, the Old Town Historical Park is worth a visit. Santiago's history is full of blood and rain, the earliest Indian gathering place, then occupied by the Spaniards, and belonged to Mexico, until the United States War of Independence to recapture the territory. The unique history of Santiago has formed a multicultural blend of Indian, Mexican, Spanish and other cultures, and has also preserved the old city and architecture in a more complete manner. In 1968, the state government built the most complete neighborhood in the old city as an ancient city historical park for tourists to appreciate the historical charm of San Diego. The towering green plants, the brilliant sun, filled with the charming fragrance of strange flowers and plants; The wide square, elegant old house, shows the history of the long river once brilliant; the beautiful flag, the beautiful dance, overflowing with the integration of multicultural excitement; the red "Jinshan" shop (picture 4), the decoration of blue and white porcelain, telling the hard work of the Chinese ancestors.

Our family prefers to eat Mexican food, so we like to go to the old city to eat on weekends or rest days. The whole old city park has a strong Mexican style, the hospitality of Mexicans, and the Mexican specialty shops will leave a good impression on you.

Santiago is located in the city center, which is equivalent to the old city of many cities in China. No tickets, basically open. Strictly speaking, this is not a park, but the park has a large green space, with blue sky, white clouds and Spanish-style buildings to form a good landscape. There are many restaurants, souvenir shops and staff in the park wearing European nineteenth century clothes, some feeling of crossing. The whole park takes only one hour to walk around slowly. There is a free 2-3 hour parking at the gate. It's worth seeing.

Santiago is close to the Mexican border, so it has a strong Mexican flavor, and this ancient city park combines the traditional characteristics of Spain and Mexico, which makes me look forward to the convenience of light rail transit from urban areas. Parks, in fact, are Spain's first colonial area in California, so they are essentially ancient cities, preserving the simple architecture and quiet life of the nineteenth century, like an old town, with a very distinctive architectural style, Mexico's strong Spanish romance, are presented together. Full colour and chic decoration. The park is not very big. It can be visited in three hours. There is a central green space for picnics, a restaurant camp similar to Tianzifang in Shanghai, especially for friends'gatherings, a large number of souvenir shops, retro trams, beautiful churches, small exhibition halls near the parking lot, local cigars and cigars, and the development history of local banks. There is no ticket required. Every day and night has its own style. Contact can stay in the old city for one night.

Very simple, but without losing a unique regional cultural color