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<\/p>\nThe Pacific Coast Highway, which connects the entire west coast of the United States, was jammed despite its 7 lanes of traffic. We were leaving Los Angeles for San Diego on the Mexican border. On our right, the ocean was calmer than ever! My dream of surfing in the Pacific had been dashed long ago, as, as the local surfers informed me, there were no waves at all at that time\u2026 However, the landscapes and experiences more than compensated. As we approached our destination, the climate became warmer and more pleasant. After all, the area is in the top ten of the best climate conditions in North America!<\/p>\n
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\u2013 Our first stop is the graphic Old <\/strong>Town <\/strong>San <\/strong>Diego Historic Park<\/strong> in the city center. It is home to the first settlement established in 1769, with well-preserved buildings from the early Mexican-American period. The setting is very reminiscent of Mexico and includes museums, historical exhibits, and a plaza where Mariachi bands will be playing their guitars. Admission is free to the public, and the restaurants have a range of choices, mainly Mexican cuisine.<\/p>\n\r\n