SAN DIEGO: Seguro que no conoces estos 13 lugares ocultos (a sólo 5 minutos del Hotel del Coronado)

SAN DIEGO: 13 Hidden Places Across from the Hotel del Coronado Just steps from the Hotel del Coronado, San Diego's most photographed hotel, lies a nearly 100-meter-long concrete ship buried in the sand: a floating casino that the city let rot and that no one ever claimed. And that's just one of the thirteen stories San Diego prefers not to tell. In this video, I'll take you to 13 forgotten places in San Diego, the city that markets itself as the most beautiful and peaceful in California, but hides a red-light district, a mansion of mediums, a man who was paid to make it rain and almost wiped the city out, and the woman who single-handedly planted the city's most famous park for nothing. Forgotten Atlas is a channel about places the world chooses to forget. Each video is a journey to 13 real, documented sites, with human stories behind them. No sensationalism. No fabrications. Just what happened. If you enjoy these kinds of trips, subscribe to the channel and travel with me to discover the parts of the world that are often overlooked. And let me know in the comments which place on this list impressed you the most. 00:00 Introduction · Hidden San Diego 02:10 Rank 13 · The Coronado Cement Ship 05:00 Rank 12 · Wonderland · Ocean Beach 07:45 Rank 11 · Villa Montezuma · Sherman Heights 10:30 Rank 10 · Wyatt Earp's Saloon · Gaslamp Quarter 13:15 Rank 9 · The Rain Man · Morena Reservoir 16:40 Rank 8 · Sunny Jim's Cave · La Jolla 19:30 Rank 7 · The California Tower · Balboa 22:15 Rank 6 · Rabbitville · The Birth of Downtown 25:00 Rank 5 · The Whaley House · Old Town 28:10 Rank 4 · Liberty Station · Point Loma 31:00 Rank 3 • The Stingaree • Gaslamp Quarter 34:20 • 2nd Place • The Spreckels Organ • Balboa Park 37:30 • 1st Place • Kate Sessions and Balboa Park #ForgottenAtlas #SanDiego #ForgottenPlaces #History #Curiosities #Exploration #Documentary #TrueStory #UrbanExploration #Travel #Discoveries