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Little Italy is in San Diego.

[edit] Get in

• Take a short drive from the San Diego International Airport.
• Trolley stop, drops off right in Little Italy and you can always hop back on and head to Old Town or to the Gaslamp District.

[edit] See

• Fabulous views of San Diego Harbor.
• Modern version of a thriving urban Little Italy.

[edit] Do

• Play or watch a traditional city sport, stick ball. Annual stick ball tournament each year.
• Attend one of Little Italy's many street festivals. Go to www.littleitalysd.com for more information.
• Play a game of bocce ball at Amici Park.

[edit] Buy

• Shop at a number of unique boutiques, offering everything from gifts, home decor, clothes.
• Check out the home design businesses in the area.
• Unique markets with variety of traditional Italian ingredients.

[edit] Eat

• Little Italy offers some of the best Italian restaurants in San Diego.
• Try out other cuisine such as sushi, Argentinian, British, and Californian.
• Deli's are scattered throughout Little Italy with great sandwiches to-go.

[edit] Drink

• A couple of great little places to go for refreshing drinks and good company:
• Princess Pub- traditional British Pub
• Waterfront- one of San Diego's oldest drinking establishments and best dive bars
• Sogno Divino- wine bar and appetizers, relaxing environment

[edit] Sleep

• La Pensione Hotel, 606 West Date Street (at India), 619-236-8000, 619-236-8088 fax, 1-800-232-4683, [1]. In "Little Italy," 75 guest rooms.

[edit] Contact

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