Public Art around the Port of San Diego Waterfront

 

Immerse Yourself in Arts with Self-Guided Tours

The art around the Port of San Diego’s waterfront offers a singular experience, unique to each person who happens by. From monumental to intimate pieces…traditional bronze sculptures, vibrant murals, fountains, kinetic artworks, light projections, sound art, and conceptual artworks – we invite you to immerse yourself in the arts at the Port of San Diego.

 Coronado Bayside; Imperial Beach; Chula Vista Bayfront; National City Marina District; and San Diego’s Embarcadero and Shelter Island.

Click on the links to learn more about its location 

Bayside Park-Chula Vista South Bay 

Coming Soon

Coronado  

Point Loma 

Imperial Beach 

San Diego Maritime Museum

The West Coast's oldest maritime Museum, and the only one entirely afloat, is mored in the northern part of San Diego Bay along the "Embarcadero Waterfront"  (Spanish for the verb embarcar, meaning "to embark"). The museums collections of Sail and Powered boats have been part of San Diego's Skyline for years. The largest and most prominent vessel is the "Star of India." Built in 1863, this 277 foot long, 1200 ton sailing vessel circumnavigate the globe more than 21 times over its 60 years in service. The Star of India is also the fourth oldest ship afloat in the United States, after the 1797 USS Constitution (Boston, Mass), the 1841 Charles W. Morgan (Mystic, Conn.) and the 1854 USS Constellation (Baltimore, MD)

For the current operating hours, tickets, events visit  The San Diego Maritime Museum 

 

Sails are not set for BOARDED

Upcoming 2024 performance dates, two shows per date:
July 13
Sept 21
Oct 19
Nov 30
Dec 28

• Adult $85.00
• Child 12 & under $35.00