Waterfront shopping and dining complex adjacent to San Diego Bay in downtown San Diego, housing more than 70 shops, galleries, and eateries
General Information
Hours:
Open daily; most shops and restaurants typically 10:00am–9:00pm
Some venues open earlier or stay open later depending on business
Some venues open earlier or stay open later depending on business
Fees:
Free entry; costs vary for shopping, dining, and activities
Parking fees may apply in nearby lots and garages
Parking fees may apply in nearby lots and garages
Pet Policy:
Pets are allowed in outdoor areas; individual shops and restaurants may have restrictions
Closest cities with hotels:
San Diego
Seasons:
All year; best in spring and summer for outdoor strolling, shopping, and waterfront views
Location:
Website:
How to Get There
From Downtown San Diego (1 mi): Head south toward the waterfront, continue to Harbor Drive, and follow it west along the bay until reaching Seaport Village next to the Embarcadero.
Overview
Seaport Village is a car-free waterfront shopping and dining complex on San Diego Bay, with more than 70 shops, galleries and restaurants in Victorian and Mexican-style buildings along four miles of winding paths. It opened in 1980, near the convention center, cruise terminals and the USS Midway.
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