Balboa park

Visit Balboa Park from the first to the fourth Tuesday of the month. Some museums offer free admission to residents of the city and county of San Diego.

Coronado Ferry

If you are an early riser, you are in luck. Take a quick and relaxing ride to Coronado for free during the hours of 5:40 and 8:50 am. The flagship ferry sails for 15 minutes and departs from various locations in downtown San Diego. And yes, this comes with a free return ticket in the afternoon.

Walks in San Diego

With so many great hiking destinations in San Diego, it’s hard to pass up this free activity. Take a look at our list of the best San Diego hiking trails that we rounded up with some of the best mountains, trails, and trails and enjoy some quality exercise and spectacular views.

Ray at night

One of our favorite events in San Diego is free. Every second Saturday of the month from 6 to 10 p.m. M., Join local artists, gallery owners and so many hipsters for an artsy stroll down Ray Street in North Park.

Contemporary Art Museum

If you are 25 or younger and you like art, we have the perfect thing for you to do, for free! Thanks to a grant from the Qualcomm Foundation, the museum offers free admission to those under the age of 25. Check it every day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., except Wednesdays, when it is closed.

Stone Brewing Co.

Every Wednesday during the summer, Stone Brewing Co. hosts a free movie night on its beautiful grounds. Bring your own lawn chairs and blankets to spread out on the lawn for a great night of good movies, snacks … and of course, beer! They also have free beer tours every day that last about 45 minutes and are followed by a tasting.

East Grand Avenue in Escondido

If you’re in Escondido on Fridays, visit East Grand Ave to see hundreds of great cars and lots of live music. This free event starts at 5 and ends around 9.

Scripps Birch Aquarium

Get half admission to the Aquarium on the 20th of each month in 2012 as part of the Aquarium 20th Anniversary deal. Offer is valid for San Diego County residents living in zip codes 91909-92199.

California Surf Museum

Every Tuesday you can enter this totally great museum for free. If you miss out on Tuesday, don’t worry, tickets are only $ 3 for the other days and children 12 and under are always free.

The chinese museum

Although it’s not necessarily free, at $ 2 each, tickets to learn about the culture, tradition, and history of this museum are worth it. However, don’t stop on Monday, the museum is closed.

Mission Bay Yoga Visitor Center

Have fun while working out and stop by the Mission Bay Visitor Center on Sundays at 9:30 am for a free Laughter Yoga class.

Buck n Bowl

Another activity that isn’t technically free, but at $ 1, it might as well be. Buck n Bowl at the Brunswick Bowling Alley in Chula Vista is every Monday night from 9 pm until close and offers $ 1 bowling, hot dogs and drinks.

Farmers markets

San Diego has an incredible variety of farmers markets. There are many fresh produce, prepared food, artisans, entertainment, and much more. Each location adds its own flair, so be sure to check out all of them.

Under-31 comedy

Laugh and join everyone on U-31 in North Park on Tuesday nights, where the funniest and newest comedians perform for your pleasure. It’s free before 7, but if you can’t do it before, it’s only $ 5 after.

Clairemont Library

Bring the kids to the Clairemont Library from 4-5:30 pm every Thursday to play free board games. Children ages 3 and up are welcome and, of course, parents can join in the family fun.

The new children’s museum

Every second Sunday of the month, The New Children’s Museum offers free admission during opening hours 10 a.m. M. And 4 p. M.

Beach

It’s a more obvious choice, but sometimes it’s easy to take the amazing backyard we have in San Diego for granted. With some of the best beaches ever, you can easily enjoy a nice day on the ocean. Pack a lunch, bring a surfboard, play volleyball courts, don’t forget a good book and voila – you won’t have to spend a dollar.