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Question: What are must-sees in a california vacation?

(Posted by: Jessica on 2009-06-19 17:42:59)

The ages of the kids are around 13, 14, and 14 and other than that they're all adults. We plan to go to most of the cities and hit Las Vegas in Nevada. We've already decided we're not going to Disneyland, but we are going to Six Flags Magic Mountain and Universal Studios. Help would be appreciated. We're not too much into sight seeing except if its really cool or important. Thank You!!

Posted by: Emel8 on 2009-06-20, 23:42:16

Here are some great suggestions on how to visit San Diego, it even includes a lot of free attractions. It's also a very kid friendly place, have fun!

Posted by: Jacob C on 2009-06-19, 18:30:06

Disneyland is always a great place specially with kids

Posted by: RDG78 on 2009-06-19, 18:34:33

Monterey Bay Aquarium

Posted by: Shane on 2009-06-19, 18:43:45

If your going to Vegas, see the Grand Canyon. Yosemite Park might be worth a look. Also a day trip from LA to Underwater World in San Diego is cool. For people watching try Venice Beach.

Posted by: Cookiez on 2009-06-19, 18:57:06

You can go to this website to find places to go visitcalifornia.com 1. San Francisco San Francisco is a major tourist spot no matter what age you are. The city has one of the most unique landscapes in the entire world. The city streets are not flat like a normal road. They are high slopes; driving on this streets could be quiet a challenge. The most crookest street, probably in the universe, lies in the city. Apart from this the 130 year old cable car ride, the former island prison Alcatraz and above all the world famous Golden Gate Bridge are a must see for any tourist. But if you travel from San Francisco to these other great places you'll have a lot more excitement on your travel. 2. Los Angeles Los Angeles is a major commercial city of the state. If you like meeting people of different cultures, try out diverse culinary or anything similar, spend time in this big city on the west coast. The city is a shopper’s paradise and has one of the richest nightlife in the US. 3. Disneyland & Universal Studios If you are with kids or you yourself like amusement parks, Disneyland and Universal Studios are the best locations in the state. In near vicinity to downtown LA (both are in near opposite directions from downtown), each of these parks will take at least one day each. At the Universal Studios, take a peek at the large studios where some of the most popular Hollywood films are shot. Who know you may see a big star outside one of the many sets in the studios. 7. Palm Springs If you opt to relax in a resort, swim in a pool or play golf, then drop anchor at Palm Springs. Go horse riding, hiking, watch polo, visit art galleries while you are in Palm Springs. The location is well connected by road and also has its own international airport. 10. Lake Tahoe Located at a height of 6000 feet above sea level, Lake Tahoe is one of the most picturesque spot in this part of the world. Free from the urban pollution, you can see blue clear skies as you roam around the periphery of the huge lake. Lake cruises are also available. If you like nature, keep aside at least 2 days for this location. One great site to check out for more info is the California Travel & Tourism Commission at gocalif.ca.gov Hoped i helped = ]