Star of India San Diego

... and Italian music.  Their food was the most authentic Italian food I've ever eaten in the United States.  It didn't taste "americanized".  Actually San Diego's Little Italy is the best Little Italy in the U.S. that I've visited so far, ...

... the harbor.  My son immediately saw a huge "pirate ship", so we stopped to check it out.  This was the Star of India, part of the Maritime Museum, dressed up slightly for Halloween.  The Museum was about to close for the night so we knew ...

... We spread out a beach blanket and watched the sun set.  Then it was off to the Gas Lamp Quarter for dinner at Star of India and dessert at Ghiradelli Chocolate Shop which has the best hot fudge sundaes in the world.  The thing about the Gas ...

... in het hotel, een kamer met bayside gevraagd wat we ook kregen dus we kijken uit over de baai met in de verte de Star of India, het op 1 na oudste nog zeilende schip. De kamer is heerlijk, zelf een minibalkonnetje, als je er op zit zweef je ergens boven ...

... at our white table clothed table, we listened as our guide narrated our trip. Heading into the North Bay, we passed Star of India, the oldest working sailing ship in the US, the pirate ship used in the Pirates of the Caribbean and featured ...

... was used in the Russell Crowe movie "Master and Commander".  It evidently was refitted and renamed for the movie.  The Star of India was cool, the ship has traveled around South America, and Africa! We then walked down to the USS Midway, we ...

... weather is nice also, not too hot and not too cold. There is a port and waterfront with many boats including the famous Star of India. Coronado Island is just beautiful and relaxing. We took a stop at San Diego Zoo, this zoo has many cool animals to see ...

... The weather is nice, not too hot and not too cold. There is a port and waterfront with many boats including the famous Star of India. Coronado island is just so beautiful and relaxing. We visit the San Diego zoo, and hang out with the animals, taking ...

... and then headed out to find a lunch spot.    An archway proclaiming the Gaslamp District as the historic heart of San Diego caught my eye, so I wandered in that direction and walked into an area I hope Cleveland's East 4th Street will ...

... the Maritime museum, Balboa Park and Coronado Island. First port of call is the floating Maritime museum which included the tall ship, Star of India. Looks a bit like the Cutty Sark if you ask me. Whilst we were looking at this you realise how close the ...