La Jolla Village Travel Guide

La Jolla

Tall palm trees in front of a building with balconies.
A coastal cityscape with a rocky shoreline, buildings, and a clear sky.
A coastal town with a pier extending into the ocean, surrounded by residential buildings and palm trees.
A nighttime cityscape with modern high-rise buildings and illuminated streets.
A nighttime cityscape with modern high-rise buildings and illuminated streets.

Where to stay in La Jolla Village

Find the best La Jolla Village areas for the activities you enjoy most.
A pier extending into the ocean with waves lapping at its base.

La Jolla Shores

While visiting La Jolla Shores, you might make a stop by sights like La Jolla Beach and Birch Aquarium.

A coastal cliff with a cave opening, overlooking a clear blue sea and a distant city skyline.

Village of La Jolla

While visiting Village of La Jolla, you might make a stop by sights like La Jolla Cove and Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego.

A rocky cliff by the ocean with a bridge in the background.
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Open Photo by trenton.badillo

Torrey Pines

Pristine beaches, ample dining options, and top golf courses are just a few top things to explore in Torrey Pines. A visit to Geisel Library or Torrey Pines Golf Course might round out your trip, and you can jump aboard the metro at UC San Diego Central Campus Station or VA Medical Center Station to get around town.

A coastal golf course with a view of the ocean and a city in the distance.

Country Club

Country Club might not have many top sights, but La Jolla Cove and Mount Soledad National Veterans Memorial are two attractions nearby that you can check out.

A coastal landscape with cliffs and a sunset over the ocean.

Muirlands

While there might not be top attractions in Muirlands, you can explore the larger area and discover places like La Jolla Cove and Bird Rock.

La Jolla Village Travel Guide

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