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La Jolla Village Tour
A trip to sunny La Jolla isn't complete with a tourof the city's downtown area, known by locals as thevillage. With trendy shops, galleries, and nice places to eat, La Jolla Village is something you needto tour on foot to appreciate.If you are traveling from a distance and must driveto the village, parking is not easy. The downtownstreets offer two hour free parking, although yourbest bet will probably be one of the garages alongFay Avenue where a flat rate will ease your mind ofparking worries for the entire day.
Once you have found a place to park, you should begin your tour at the corner of Fay Avenue and Prospect Street. Here, you'll find some of the mostfamous restaurants in the downtown area, includingMoondoggie's and Il Forno.
As you pass by the restaurants, you'll see the Arcade Building, which resembles an old hybrid style. The Arcade Building leads to an alleyway with many specialty shops.
After you explore the treasures of the Arcade Buildingalley, continue your tour North along ProspectStreet and you'll come to a stretch of art galleries.If you appreciate art, you'll love everything the village has to offer you.
Just across the street from the art galleries, you'll find The Grande Colonial Hotel. This hotelis famous and well known for its rate of $1 perday since the opening in 1913, has been renovatedmany times and now ranks as one of the bestlandmarks in La Jolla Village.
As you continue your walk down Prospect Street,you'll encounter Girard Avenue, which offersyou plenty of shops and eateries.
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