4 Best Sights in San Diego, California

One of the city’s best farmers' markets, Hillcrest features 175 vendors that sell farm-fresh produce, handmade clothing, jewelry, and other types of handicrafts every Sunday from 9 am to 2 pm. Browse the market and plan to stay for lunch: there are several vendors selling top-notch ready-to-eat food, from fresh-made crepes and tamales to African and Indian cuisine.

Each Saturday tourists and residents alike flock to the Little Italy Mercato, one of the most popular farmers' markets in San Diego. More than 150 vendors line Date Street selling everything from paintings and pottery to flowers and farm-fresh eggs. Come hungry, as several booths and food trucks serve prepared foods. Alternatively, the neighborhood's many cafés and restaurants are just steps away. The Mercato is a great opportunity to experience one of San Diego's most exciting urban neighborhoods.

Held rain or shine every Thursday 3--7:30 pm, this weekly market features more than 50 vendors selling everything from locally grown produce and fresh flowers to arts and crafts and an impressive selection of gourmet foods. There are also activities for kids and live music. 

Every Wednesday from 4 to 8 pm, this bustling market features fresh produce, samples from local restaurants, crafts, and more. Other popular offerings include handmade apparel and accessories, holistic products, and fresh flowers.