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Hazard Center

The guide was updated: 2024-10-13

Hazard Center is just your regular shopping mall with the usual fixings: a few chain retailers, casual dining options, and a movie theater.

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Address: 7610 Hazard Center Drive, San Diego
Opening hours: Mon–Sat 9am–10pm, Sun closed
Website: hazardcenter.com
Phone: +1 619 543 8111

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Fashion Valley

San Diego's premier luxury shopping and dining destination, Fashion Valley boasts SD's finest collection of stores in a beautiful open-air shopping center featuring 200 shops and restaurants along with an 18-screen movie theater, making this place Southern California's trendiest destination.

Adams Avenue

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Seaport Village

Located in downtown San Diego adjacent to San Diego Bay, Seaport Village is a waterfront complex offering a mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment. With more than 70 shops and restaurants, visitors can browse through art galleries, grab a bite at cozy cafés, or even enjoy a ride on the historic hand-carved carousel.

Old Town Market

Located in the heart of Old Town San Diego State Historic Park, the Old Town Market is a historic marketplace offering a variety of locally made gifts, Mexican restaurants, and charming cafés. Visitors can explore small shops featuring unique souvenirs, including items related to Native American and Mexican culture. With free museums, live entertainment, and trolley tours departing from here, it's an ideal starting point for a day of sightseeing in San Diego.

San Diego Zoo Gift Shop

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Bay Books

This independent bookstore is a treasure trove of literature, offering a wide-ranging selection of books that includes both newly published titles and timeless classics. Their impressive inventory includes an extensive children's book section as well as an excellent collection of military history books and one of the largest selections of magazines – both domestic and international – in Southern California.

Bazaar del Mundo

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South Coast Surf Shop

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Liberty Station

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Coronado Ferry Landing

Hop on the ferry from San Diego to Coronado Island and take a stroll around this beautiful shoreline. There's a small gathering of shops, art galleries, and fine dining alongside casual eateries just off the ferry landing area. The views from here are mesmerizing, a must-visit whenever you're in town.

Hazard Center

Hazard Center is just your regular shopping mall with the usual fixings: a few chain retailers, casual dining options, and a movie theater.

Westfield UTC

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Hazard Center

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Fashion Valley

Adams Avenue

Seaport Village

Old Town Market

San Diego Zoo Gift Shop

Bay Books

Bazaar del Mundo

South Coast Surf Shop

Liberty Station

Coronado Ferry Landing

Hazard Center

Westfield UTC

Pangaea Outpost

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