It's hard not to fall in love with the beauty of San Diego. It seems like every which way you turn there is something stunning to see and experience in every corner of this lovely city. Here are 10 of the most magnificent places that you must see to believe. No wonder they call this America's Finest City!

1. This urban park in San Diego is one of the city's top destinations. You could spend an entire weekend at Balboa Park and still have more to explore!

2. This breathtaking view can be experienced along the Guy Fleming Trail at Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve. This is definitely a trail in San Diego that should not be missed.

3. The Hotel Del in Coronado is the epitome of grace and elegance in San Diego County. Take a quick trip across the bridge or hop on a ferry and experience this beauty for yourself.

4. Ocean Beach at sunset is a dreamy sight to see. It's pure magic as the sun goes down.

5. The Carlsbad Flower Fields are one of the highlights to experience in North County. These vibrant blooms show up from March through early May each and every year.

6. Any trip to San Diego isn't complete until you've had the chance to see the always lovely La Jolla Cove. The scenery is breathtaking.

7. The coastal setting of Sunset Cliffs along the Point Loma peninsula is the kind of place you thought was only in your dreams. Grab your walking shoes and take a long stroll along the cliffs. Go ahead and pinch yourself -- you're definitely not dreaming!

8. Beacons Beach in Encinitas will take your breath away with its beauty. It's a perfect spot for strolling or lounging in the sand on a sunny San Diego afternoon.

9. For a scenic day trip you must take some time to explore Cabrillo National Park in Point Loma. Go for the history, but stick around for the marvelous trails and tide pools.

10. The San Diego skyline as viewed from Harbor Island is one of the prettiest spots in the city. And if you can see it on a night when there's a full moon, it's even more magical.

What a divine place to live or visit! So which spot will you see first? If you've had the chance to visit all of these locations, what other places in San Diego would you add to your bucket list?