Visitors check out Balboa Park’s Botanical Building. The building houses dozens of different species of plants including orchids, palms and seasonal displays that change throughout the year.

One of the many buildings lining Balboa Park’s central avenue stands next to palm trees. Visitors are welcome to walk up and down the avenue where different food stands and street performers are set up.

The “Old Globe Theater,” located in Balboa Park is an attraction for visitors. The theater is based on the original building located in London, England, and puts on shows ranging from Shakespeare to modern musicals.

Balboa Park’s “California Tower” stands below the cloudy sky. The structure was originally built in 1915 for the Panama-California Exposition and still acts as the entrance to the park today.

One of Balboa Park’s covered walkways is held up by pillars. Located near the center of the park, these walkways allow visitors to move around the park easily no matter the weather.

A street vendor sells souvenirs and trinkets on the central avenue. Dozens of different stands line the walkway offering a wide variety of trinkets and gifts.

The San Diego Natural History Museum is located in Balboa Park. The museum is open to guests and has a variety of exhibits ranging from art to Black history and heritage.

Balboa Park’s carousel is in motion. The carousel runs from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and is open to guests of all ages.