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There are more things to do in Anaheim than just visiting the happiest place on earth.
Regardless of whether you’re a beach person, you’ll never be at a loss for what to do here.
Postcard-perfect San Luis Obispo is the unofficial center of the Central Coast.
Comic-Con isn’t the only thing to do in San Diego (well, not for 51 weeks of the year, anyway).
Palm Springs beckons with midcentury architecture, golf courses, and pools galore.
Rent a cozy cabin, take a stroll through Pine Knot Village and tackle these 12 things to do.
Monterey Bay radiates hypnotizing beauty whether you're on the water or near it with a drink.
This region is a verdant landscape dotted with barns and quaint seafood shacks.
Santa Cruz blends SoCal’s beach town vibes with NorCal’s rugged good looks.
Here are the best things to do in Berkeley—wheher you want to eat, drink, explore or play.
No trip to the Bay Area is complete without time spent in SF’s sister-city to the east.
