It's a two part museum. The 1st floor is a toy collection and they have so much. It's really cool…read moreto see. The 2nd floor is a lucha libre museum and it's so cool to see. It's the only lucha libre museum in Mexico. I loved it

Great place to visit to learn about the history of luchadores. Can take a lot of fun photos too!…read moreWould recommend for a quick visit while in the area and it's cheap.

This a pretty cool spot and not well known around San Diego. It is dedicated to California Native…read morePlants and Trees, and there is also a section dedicated to the native tribes of the area. The garden offers nice paths that meander through the park and one that goes around the perimeter as well. There is a dedicated dog park area that is fenced off, benches scattered about, and several information billboards around specific areas. Many of the plant and tree species have identifiers at their bases. There are areas meant to attract butterflies, a pollinator garden, and a Kumeyaay Ethnobotany Garden with great information regarding ancient people that lived in the area. To my surprise, there's also an adjacent skate park. Parking is available.

This is my review # 4000 and what an honor to review a hidden gem in Paradise Hills! the Paradise…read moreHills native gardens caught me by surprise last week when I was in the area. I searched on Yelp for interesting things to do around and found this. I am into gardens, trees, plants, flowers. I love nature and value enormously the effort that many volunteers have put to create this from a landfill. It is amazing. I did a long hour meditation walk around the park, checking every label to learn about the local flora. Learned also about 4 varieties of trees you can only find in San Diego county. I encounter a group of volunteers discussing the next planting they will be working on, chat with them and kept enjoying my own company in a meditative state. It is a great place to relax, very recommended a visit for nature lovers and people who like to get off the beaten path too. There are so many different corners and angles in San Diego and this neighborhood is an interesting discovery

This hidden gem is such a cool place to view local archaeological and historical artifacts. Be…read moresure to allow plenty of time to relax and enjoy the ambience and engaging commentary! Open Friday -- Sunday 1 pm -- 4 pm.

This place is phenomenal! So much history & artifacts!! The…read morecare taker Jim was amazing and so knowledgeable! This place is loaded with very interesting information & loaded with paranormal activity. Some items are better not touching . They sell plants & have a wide variety of picnic tables !

This place is definitely a highlight of my Tijuana visit. Every time I go to Tijuana, I stop here…read more The price is great (50 pesos or about 2.62 US dollars) for the size of the museum. Wax figures are outdated and pretty old, but I like how they give a description for most figure they have. It gives you a bit of Mexican culture. You find out a little about who they were and what they did. I really enjoy their small horror section. I really do hope that one day they add a small story in the descriptive part or possibly add some eerie music. The creaky floor is a good effect. Adding a small gift shop with keychains or magnets would be nice also. I do love the small ticket they give you, that's usually my take home souvenir. They have bathrooms in there they're pretty clean. Staff was friendly as well. I say it takes about 15 to 20 minutes to do the full museum like I mentioned it's small. But worth to stop and check out. I will always stop by when I am in TJ. Cleanliness 7/10 Location 6/10 Price 10/10 Service 8/10 **See you next time Museo de Cera**

Super cute little place in Tijuana. This is located by the Arco behind the stores. We paid $50…read morepesos to get it, about $2.50-3 dollars. They also have a bathroom if you need to use it. We finished the museum in about 30 minutes because we were reading and interacting. My daughter wanted to do it twice so kid approved. Enjoy!!

This is a small interesting museum exhibiting the a "redwood Folk Victorian that was built back in…read more1897" that was once used as a church and then finally renovated by the Historic Society for public viewing and visitation. The Museum is only opened on Saturdays from 11 am to 2 pm at no charge but donations are encouraged: Source "lemongrove.ca.gov." The building is quite nice and definitely speaks of the era and it is very well kept by the society. Its land escaping in beautiful. There is street parking available and parking at the adjacent Civic Center Park's parking lot. They also offer study trips for schools and groups by appointment only. Nice museum and you got to love its yellow color, a fitting color for the by gone era when Lemon Grove was known for its production of lemons.

Im just amazed about this little treasure in Tijuanas Downtown. They got a great collection of…read moretoys, magazines, from the 60s, 70s,80s and beyond... i was walking thru the isles with that childhood memories all over the glass windows. The 2nd floor is all about lucha libre. It is very clean, well taken care of, bathrooms clean as well. Would recommend to anyone visiting tijuana or citizen to come and take a look. Great to show the kiddos the toys you grew up with. -------------------- Impresionadisima con este tesoro en el centro de tijuana. Tienen una gran coleccion de juguetes, revistas desde los 60s hasta ahora. Caminaba por los pasillos y no podia evitar ese sentimiento de añoranza de la niñez. El 2do piso es todo de lucha libre. Muy limpio, bien cuidado, incluidos baños. Le recomiendo a todos los que visitan tijuana o vivan aqui, que se den una vuelta a este museo y enseñarle a sus niños parte de los juguetes que los vieron crecer.

So much stuff to look at and fun for everyone! Lucha libre upstairs and here are tropheys and masks!read more

A lot of artifacts and very nice facility. Very informational. I would like more time to read all…read morethe information available there. Will be back again

The Sycuan Cultural Center is a great way to learn about the culture, community and various…read moreorganizations. The land here is somewhat small despite some of the other tribes in other parts of the County. Yet, it's still beautiful reservation! Sycuan has sovereignty, like other nations. It's been open for the past eight years, but now open to the public and the knowledge of it growing. Inside is a museum and library. It's full of such rich culture. This is such a neat place with the oak tread, a natural garden outside etc. beautiful!!!! Found this on the internet: Source: Sycuan December 23, 2016 (Sycuan Indian Reservation) -- Initiated with traditional Kumeyaay Bird Singers and Dancers, native blessings and a traditional sage smudging purification, the Sycuan Tribe unveiled the Sycuan Cultural Resource Center and Museum to a large crowd and rave reviews earlier this month. The new facility centralizes and secures an enormous amount of ancient Kumeyaay artifacts, museum quality collections, and a vast array of scholarly research featuring the famous "Shipek Collection" of Kumeyaay archives. "The Sycuan Tribe is extremely proud to open to the public our new Cultural Resource Center and Museum," stated Tribal Chairman Cody Martinez. "The history and spirit of the village of Matamo courses through and infuses the facility, exhibits and programs that will be offered here. We encourage all Native Americans -- and all San Diegans -- to visit and learn about Kumeyaay history and culture through viewing of these ancient artifacts, accessing a comprehensive collection of scholarly research, and enjoying programs and services that will foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of the rich Kumeyaay culture."

Great museum to see!! Has various wings and includes amazing relics…read more Worth the trip to Cuyamsca College.

Staff are friendly. Exhibits are interesting and beautiful. Good for groups, good value.read more