Top 5 Museums in San Diego County

Borrego Springs, CA 92004, United States

“Spectacular metal sculptures all over the place. We only visited 53 while more than 100 should be out there. Some Google Maps coordinates of certain sculptures are not correct. But that is not a real problem, because you will see most of them from a distance!”

1649 El Prado, San Diego, CA 92101, United States

“I enjoy stopping by this little museum. Right now they have some interesting artwork from local high school students as well as James Balog. I liked Balog's endangered species works, especially, "Man and Ape" as well as the Panda photo shoot. Follow me for more reviews!”

434 N Coast Hwy 101, Encinitas, CA 92024, United States

“Finally got a chance to stop by this place in person after ordering something online. It gets a 5/5 from me. I liked the selection and the prices. Even beyond that, I appreciated how really well organized it is. I'm an aging Gen X'r with bad knees and a lot of stores will put stock on the floor, which makes it harder for me to see. But there was a well organized set of bins all the way around the perimeter of the store plus displays on the wall and behind the bins....really easy to see. So it made looking for stuff easy. Note: I'm a collector looking more for new vinyl and represses these days so not a big used vinyl customer. This place has some used but definitely has more new stuff, if that matters to you. Also, parking is pretty limited. Will be back for sure!”

1290 W San Marcos Blvd #101, San Marcos, CA 92078, United States

“Very impressed by this experience. It has a high rating for a reason. Just had my son's party here and it went perfectly. Highly recommend. 15 kids all had a blast.”

2305 Morena Blvd, San Diego, CA 92110, United States

“I had a session with Steven Chavez at the Bay Park location, and I'd give him more stars if Google would let me. Steven is such a massive talent, however the only ego in it for him that I could see is his obvious desire to satisfy the client. He's kind, humble, and focused, and his attention to detail is seriously amazing. Thoughtful design, and a creative intellect that's off the charts. Less than 24 hours later I am looking to book another session with him, and if you're looking for some black and grey work, this guy is your guy. I'll circle back and add a photo once I get a good one...”

2131 Pan American Plaza, San Diego, CA 92101, United States

“I definitely love this museum especially since I'm a huge back to the future Fan definitely worth taking a look also at the current moment they are doing 50% off tickets if u give them your email and download thier app :)”

10010 N Torrey Pines Rd, La Jolla, CA 92037, United States

“Such a beautiful place! Did the self - guided tour, which admittedly isn't much of a tour, but does grant you entrance to the courtyard. Worth the admission fee, just to contribute to the preservation of this beautiful place.”

9340 Dowdy Dr UNIT 105, San Diego, CA 92126, United States

“I HIGHLY RECOMMEND! This was so much fun! I took my 12 year old and his friends to celebrate his birthday and we did the mad scientist resurrection lab. The mad scientist that was in the room with us was a hoot! None of us knew what to expect because we hadn’t done an escape room before, but watching all the kids go through the room trying to find clues and then even myself trying to figure things out was a lot of fun. Everyone got to figure a little something out. Five stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for the mad scientist in the room with all those kids! He was very helpful, very kind and polite. I think he even gave a little extra guidance knowing that these were kids. We got out at the very last second with the lab exploding, so that was even more fun! We’ll definitely be back!!!”

1925 K St, San Diego, CA 92102, United States

“I visited Villa Montezuma Museum in 3rd grade and its intricate architecture and elaborate interior and decor have never left my memory. As an adult I plan to visit the house with my own children so they can see for themselves this amazing piece of artwork. In addition, Villa Montezuma is a significant place in San Diego history that anyone can visit and relish as a part of history that you would rarely see in today’s architecture and stylings.”