Balboa Park (San Diego) - Park Attractions

Park Attractions

Balboa Park contains museums, gardens, attractions, and venues.

Museums
  • San Diego Air & Space Museum
  • San Diego Museum of Art
  • San Diego Automotive Museum
  • San Diego Hall of Champions
  • Centro Cultural de la Raza
  • Museum of the Living Artist
  • San Diego Museum of Man
  • San Diego Model Railroad Museum
  • Mingei International Museum
  • San Diego Natural History Museum
  • Museum of Photographic Arts
  • Reuben H. Fleet Science Center
  • Timken Museum of Art
  • Veterans Museum and Memorial Center
  • George W. Marston House
  • San Diego History Center
Gardens
  • Botanical Building
  • Japanese Friendship Garden
  • 1935 (Old) Cactus Garden
  • Alcazar Garden
  • Australian Garden
  • California Native Plant Garden
  • Casa del Rey Moro Garden
  • George Washington Carver Children's Ethnobotany Garden
  • Desert Garden
  • Florida Canyon Native Plant Preserve
  • Inez Grant Parker Memorial Rose Garden
  • Marston House Garden
  • Palm Canyon
  • Trees for Health Garden
  • Veterans Memorial Garden
  • Zoro Garden
Attractions and venues
  • San Diego Zoo
  • House of Pacific Relations International Cottages
  • Balboa Park Carousel
  • Balboa Park Miniature Railroad
  • Old Globe Theatre
  • Spreckels Organ Pavilion
  • Starlight Bowl
  • Balboa Stadium

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