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Stopped by the Unconditional Surrender Statue in San Diego which was located to the left of the USS Midway. Pros: -free! -there's a paid parking lot next to the statue. -there are a few benches if you want to sit and stay a while and enjoy the water/views Cons: -n/a
Beautiful statue! Beautiful view! It's right near the USS Midway. I saw many couple trying to replicate the statue. So cute.
A 25-foot tall statue of the famous image of a sailor kissing a nurse from WWII. The statue is based on a famous photograph taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt on August 14, 1945, the day Japan surrendered to the Allies. It is well done and beautiful with the sunset or the USS Midway in the background. We visited here during our recent trip to San Diego. It was just a short walk along the boardwalk west side of the USS Midway. A charming, well-maintained little park with beautiful views - and if you plan to visit Tuna Harbor Park, don't miss the Unconditional Surrender statue.
Whether you live in San Diego or you're just visiting you should definitely visit the Unconditional Surrender Statue at least once Essentially, this is a park that overlooks the bay. There are benches, and it's a nice place to relax. The statue depicts a famous photo from the 40s. It is larger than life, and is a great place to snap a picture of your own. That being said. This is a popular attraction for tourists The USS Midway museum (aircraft carrier) is directly to the North of the statue, and Coronado Island is directly across from it. Sit on one of the many benches and watch the ships as they pass by or catch the sunset. There is also a Bob Hope memorial in walking distance Some tips: Try to recreate the famous kissing pose with your significant other. There will most likely be others in the area doing the same. Offer to take their picture, and they will most likely take yours for you as well. There is a walking/running trail nearby, there's parks, plenty of restaurants in walking distance, and there's a market or two in the area Cheers!!
The Unconditional Surrender Statue - Embracing Peace, is one of the best historical landmarks in San Diego!!! Located in Tuna Harbor Park along the Embarcadero, this famous statue is where all the tourists come to take photos, and some even reenact the famous pose!! The parking lot here was crazy crowded, fortunately we were staying nearby and just walked here. The Bob Hope Salute to the Military exhibit is literally right next to this statue, and with the USS Midway right across the water, you can best believe this place is usually pretty crowded!!
Unconditional Surrender in San Diego is a striking and memorable sculpture -- a beautiful art piece that really catches your eye, even while passing by on a bus. It's a popular photo spot with a lot of charm and historical significance. There is parking nearby, but it can get crowded, especially on weekends, so be prepared for a bit of a wait if you're driving. The area itself is scenic and well worth a quick stop or a leisurely stroll if you're exploring the waterfront. Overall, a great public art landmark and definitely worth checking out when in San Diego! It's a nice walk from hotels in downtown . Nice breeze and few restaurants around . 4 stars
"Surrender Surrender But don't give yourself away" (Cheap Trick) Dedicated in 2013, Embracing Peace is a 25-foot-tall painted bronze sculpture depicting one of the most famous and iconic moments in the history of the United States. You've seen that iconic photo a zillion times - the kiss between a sailor and a nurse marking the surrender of Japan that ended World War Two. That famous photo conveyed the ensuing joy and spontaneous celebration in New York City's Times Square in August 1945. We saw this awesome statue in San Diego's Tuna Harbor Park on the waterfront in front of the USS Midway Museum. A steady parade of couples were waiting in a line to snap a selfie with the statue in the background. The statue was crafted by sculptor Seward Johnson and various replicas of the statue are scattered across the US. Some are in Styrofoam/plastic, some are in aluminum, and some are in bronze, like the one in San Diego. PRO TIP Seward Johnson (April 16, 1930 - March 10, 2020) was an American artist known for his life-like painted bronze statues. I recognized his name because I've written about his artwork twice before. Once in a traveling exhibit in Simsbury, CT and once about a statue in Edmonton, Alberta. Here are links to those two reviews. https://www.yelp.com/biz/simsbury-art-trail-simsbury https://www.yelp.com/biz/sir-winston-churchill-square-edmonton
After walking around Seaport Village , on our way on foot to dinner we found ourselves at this beautiful statue. We had seen it while driving a few days before so we were glad we got to see it up close. Dedicated in 2013, the statue celebrates Americans learning World War II has ended. It is located in Tuna Harbor Park. We visited at almost 6pm on a weekday and somewhat busy with other tourists like us. We did see a young woman surprised, being asked to prom. It was an upbeat vibe with a nice view, with the USS Midway behind it.
An iconic park near USS Midway. We were staying nearby so we didn't have to try and find parking by the statue. The park is nice to visit while getting to see the battleship as a backdrop.
Located right next to the USS Midway, this huge statue is very iconic. It was a perfect sunny day on the day I went and I loved all the great photos I got.
I always love visiting here. This last time we happened to be in the area as fireworks were popping off for, I believe, The Midway. It was an epic moment and one you only see on TV. I saw many couples striking the famous pose and capturing the statue and fireworks behind them. Very cute moment! It was beautiful and one I'll never forget.
Such a cool spot. Lot of tourists, but definitely a great view and a very inspired statue. Bet it has a great sunrise/sunset view as well!
https://www.portofsandiego.org/experiences/where-go/embarcadero/tuna-harbor-park With in the Tuna Harbor Park. Public parking lot available , streets and metered parking. Or park at the Seaport Village public parking lot and continue on foot on the pier to the monument . In the same vacinity as the USS Midway museum, A National Salute to Bob Hope & the Military sculptures . On weekends tend to get pretty crowded here. So for a better picture I recommend to come early in the morning right when the park opens . Either way to read about the history , really tugs at my heart . I am most grateful to all the men and women in service and who served. Thank you!!
I'd seen this photo many times, but whoa! This statue brings it to gargantuan life. We all know and love the famous photo of the sailor kissing the nurse. Next time you're in San Diego, take 20 minutes to jet by and check out this statue. Huge and kitschy, it'll bring a smile to your face. read more
4 years ago
I love the story behind this statue. The weather was amazing. The view was breathtaking . The people were great. So much to do in San Diego but had to come see this. read more
5 years ago
A sailor. A nurse. A kiss. This 25-ft bronze memorial to the iconic photos of that embrace attracts an endless stream of visitors for reenactments, selfies, and romance. I quickly shuttered skepticism about the Unconditional Surrender Statue once I actually saw it. What's not to like? Copies of this monumental sculpture exist across the States, but the park-setting in the shadow of the USS Midway at San Diego Bay adds to the appeal. Best of all, it's free to see along the Greatest Generation Walk at Tuna Harbor Park. Since February 11, 2013, this towering art installation by John Seward Johnson II has been an obvious attraction on the scenic promenade between Seaport Village and the Port of San Diego. Open: 6:00 am - 10:30 pm Bonus: Dogs allowed on leash Nearby: Bob Hope memorial plaza Did you know there were actually two almost identical snapshots of this kiss taken on August 14, 1945? I didn't. The famous version was snapped by Alfred Eisenstaedt while the basis for this statue is from one taken by navy Lt. Victor Jorgensen. The pose has many names including Kissing Sailor, Unconditional Surrender, or Embracing Peace. I'll call this statue a 5-star, 10-minute timeless photo opp that proves a kiss ... and statue of a picture of that smooch ... can last forever. read more
3 years ago
Super cute to take a picture at! Grab your significant other and set up your phone!! It make for a cute little pic read more
8 years ago
The official name of this statue is Unconditional Surrender Statue. I found the dedication that called this statue, "Embracing Peace" by Seward Johnson. This statue is very iconic and soon as I saw it I could see the picture in my head of the US Navy sailor kissing a nurse on V-J Day (Victory over Japan) on Times Square. You can find this statue in Tuna Harbor Park right next to the USS Midway Museum. This statue gets very packed so good luck trying to snap a photo without other people in it. You will also see many visitors trying to reenact this famous kissing pose. Enjoy the 25 feet tall statue and be sure to snap a photo. read more
Unconditional Surrender is such a fun site to visit. I rarely site see in SD but we had the kiddos and thought this would be fun place to see. Parking is meters in the lot in front of the statue and USS Midway. $1 per hour. Big lot, very busy area, cars were constantly in and out. Very crowded with people, but they were masked. The statue was a lot bigger then I expected. Great color also. Worth a visit if you like touristy stuff! read more
3 years ago
This statue is located by the USS Midway Museum, it truly is giant, you can't miss it! It was a lot bigger than I realized. I mean I've seen it in photographs, but seeing it in person was completely different. It's definitely a crowded area with lots of people trying to take pictures or couples replicating the pose. read more
8 years ago
Located by the USS Muesum and by the bob hope statue. It gets pretty backed here during Labor Day weekend. Also we came during 10am and it wasn't to bad, the vendors were trying to get set up around that time around the place. The famous KISS! read more
San Diego is one of my favorite places! The statue is beautiful and it's a wonderful feeling to be there. Parking is limited but if you wait a few minutes a car is always leaving. There are vendors selling snacks or small cute things. If you like buying take cash read more
Honestly didn't think this was the name of this statue considering Instagram identifies it as the Kissing Statue....but ok...either way, it is a create tourist spot for anyone visiting San Diego and happens to end up near Seaport Village. My friends and I actually parked at Seaport and walked to this statue, but there is also a dedicated parking lot with some metered parking to visit the USS Midway and this statue. I only had time to visit this statue and my two other friends have already been to the USS Midway so I didn't want to make them pay for me to go visit it. This gives me another excuse to come back and explore it a bit more! read more
8 years ago
We arrived here originally to see the Midway Museum; I'd forgotten all about this statue. But here it was, 30 feet from our parking spot. It's a great location for pictures. Numerous groups were snapping away, yet everyone gave each other time to get decent photos without the rudeness. Located near other displays in a park setting, it's definitely worth checking out! read more
Towering at 25 feet tall, the statue is larger than life and depicts an iconic image of a sailor kissing a nurse in the chaotic Time Square as the war ended that day. The statue was designed after a photo of these two strangers embraced in that famous hug and kiss as they celebrate the Victory of US over Japan. The statue is at a perfect location at the San Diego waterfront near the USS Midway. It is great for photo ops but you have to patiently wait for your turn as tourists and locals all wanted to snap their own souvenir pics. This is also located in a great walking area where you will see a bunch of other interesting things around such as the USS Midway and Salute to Bob Hope. read more
2 years ago
One of my favorite landmark in San Diego. I came here to chill, walk and explore the beautiful San Diego. America's finest City. California Dreaming :) This inspiring 25 foot tall statue is a beautiful tribute to the infamous couple kissing in Times Square when celebrate the end of World War II, a MUST SEE in San Diego, don't miss it If you're visiting San Diego waterfront next to the USS Midway Museum. A truly iconic and a tourist attraction monument statue in San Diego. This spot is an ideal place to take photos and enjoy the panoramic view of the bay of SD. I love watching all the tourists and locals having a great time taking pictures with family and friends. You can also find here Bob Hope's National Salute and the military. It was pretty cool Bob Hope standing in the middle with many different soldiers cheering him on as they watch. What was also cool was that there was a stereo that was playing audio from some of his times entertaining the troupes while you were there, which really added to the experience. Makes sure you check it out if you get the chance as they are FREE to see, you only have to pay for parking at the metered lot. read more
Beautiful iconic statue to go and visit right next to the USS Midway Museum. Fun photo op and perfect views of San Diego. I saw this same statue in Sarasota, but this one in San Diego has better views with the museum behind. Made a quick stop here after landing in San Diego to waste time before checking in to our airbnb. Meter parking available. read more
When I was in San Diego for Yelp Spring Break in May of 2016, a bunch of "friends" visited this Landmark without me... waaaaah! I never knew about this 25 feet tall statue which was created in 2005 by J. Seward Johnson, Jr. It's a symbol of the end of World War II and a depiction of the most famous kiss in the USA. I wasn't able to see this sculpture in May because I had to go to a lunch - which I enjoyed - but in the back of my mind, I had "The Kissing Statue" on the top of my list of things to see... So - when Chel offered Jules and me a personalized tour of San Diego during our December 2016 vacation, I added this to her list of places to visit. (Thanks for humoring me!) Wendy, Chel, Jules, and I found the metered stalls in the Port of San Diego parking lot right next to this statue. Nearby is the Homecoming Statue and the Memorial tribute to Bob Hope which is a collection of several figures surrounding and watching the comedian as he speaks at the microphone. There were many tourists taking photos with and without this Sailor and Nurse couple kissing in Times Square, New York. It is a rendition of the cover of LIFE magazine which appeared in 1945. The original black and white photograph was taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt, photographer, on 8-14-45. The controversial sculpture was renamed "Embracing Peace" as evidenced by the plaque on display at the base of the statue. This bronze version is one of many. There's a fiberglass one in Florida. This is a highly recommended tourist stop since it's next to other Points of Interest such as the USS Midway and Museum at the Embarcadero! read more
Famous statue that I see gets posted all the time. First attempt to find it failed because one of the workers at the Seaport Village gave us wrong directions. Second attempt almost a year later, we used Google Maps lol. Very crowded spot full of tourists. Also saw newlyweds take a cool photo too. read more
8 years ago
As a first timer here, this was definitely a must-see stop in SD! It's right next to the USS Midway Museum (right side) and a restaurant (left side). I wasn't able to see it until I was at the end of the parking lot. I definitely thought I could see it from the beginning of the pier, but it's not as tall as you think. There are two obstacles when coming here - parking and trying to get a nice photo without anyone else in your picture. Some people are considerate and take the picture from a distance and not SMACK in front of the statue. As you can see from my photo, the girl & her grandma were in the way lol....as I'm sure they were in everyone else's photos. I would recommend coming early enough (probably before lunch) to get prime spots in the parking lot right next to the statue and to ensure no one else is there fighting to get their pictures taken without anyone else in the way. read more
Smoooooch... mooooaah..... Hearts pounding immensely... Can all you people please leave us alone for a moment..... We're entitled to our privacy.... I think that's what the atatue would say. Mom wanted to see this statue... read more
11 years ago
Did you know that the giant smooching sailor-and-nurse have stood in San Diego since 2006 ?The Unconditional Surrender Statue has always been on temporary loan, which expired in mid-May 2012. The idea that the statue would disappear didn't sit well with the U.S.S. Midway aircraft carrier museum next door, so it's raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for a new, bronze/ aluminum version of the 25-foot-tall statue. It was erected on the same spot and painted the same colors as the fiberglass statue. Floridians are happy to have their statue back, and San Diego has the new and improved version or eyesore, however you want to see it.... I personally find it romantic, patriotic, and a piece of our history. read more
One of the places you have to go when visiting San Diego. Husband and I like going for walks in this area. Beautiful view of the water and USS Midway (naval ship museum)... And of course a cool photo op with the giant/iconic statue. The Bob Hope memorial is endearing. I forgot what waterfront seafood restaurant is right there, but it shares the parking lot and location. Clean, well maintained, just a short walk along water to Seaport Village and embarcadero parks. Lots of walking but there are bike cabs everywhere if you need a lift. read more
11 years ago
One of our most iconic statues in the port of San Diego. If you are a local or a tourist this should be one of the places on your must see attractions. Located next to the USA Midway musuem it embodies the essence of SD life. Sd is famous for being a Navy town so it just makes sense to have such a beautiful statue on our bay. I would rate it a 5... but there's not much parking around. There are meters for 1.75/ hour (3 hr max) on site and other additional areas as well. read more
If you are in San Diego you realize fairly quickly that it has a large military presence and history. The centerpiece of military tourism here is the USS Midway (CV-41). Next to the Midway is the Bob Hope Memorial and this very large statue commemorating The Kiss. From a picture taken at the end of WW II in NYC this statue depicts the overwhelming joy of the end of the worlds greatest conflict between two people. Definitely a photo op and reflection of happiness. read more
7 years ago
Love this place!!!!! The statue is in a cute area surrounded by trees and grass and the ocean behind it. It's really awesome to see this in person!!! It's huge and makes for great pictures!!! read more
The infamous THE KISS statue based on the picture at Times Square in New York! It is a must for couples to take a picture underneath the statue! The views are beautiful too! You get to have the USS Midway in the background! read more
We took a tour of SD on a very hot summer day. This was one of the highlights of the day. Great views, historic image in statue form, shades under trees, space on the grass, and a cool breeze. Would definitely come back with family and friends for a nice picnic. read more
One of the things I wanted to show my girlfriend on our day trip around town was the Unconditional Surrender statue near the Midway. Commemorating the famous photo Alfred Eisenstaedt took of the V-J Day celebration, this sculpture is loaned out to the city of San Diego up until the end of May as of this review. The placement of the statue near the Midway is PERFECT. Because of its size, it can be seen from various points along the bay, and it's also one of the more romantic spots as well - as my girl and I would attest to. ;) Yes, people have a tendency to look up the girl's skirt (to be honest... I did it too. A statue that size, one can't help it!), and yes, because the statue is in color, it's got a bit of the cheese factor to it. But, the sculpture's proximity to the Bob Hope Tribute nearby is a fitting tribute to those that fought in WWII, especially with the Midway in the background. As the Unconditional Surrender statue is only a temporary display, enjoy this addition to the San Diego harbor area while you can, folks! read more
7 years ago
Beautiful views of the water and of the Midway. A depiction of our nation's history set in a picturesque setting. Lots of tourists taking photos though, so you'll need to wait until a spot clears or snap the pic quick before someone walks in front of you if you want a pic that is just of the statue. read more
Beautiful Statue! Additionally the USS Midway Museum is right beside the Unconditional Surrender Statue, so if you are in the area take a stroll inside the Midway Museum! Greatly recommended! Once you are done take a stroll down the water front for great ocean scenery. Furthermore there is a sea food restaurant right beside it. read more
Joy, victory, peace or romance. Whatever this statue means to you, it's a fun WWII tribute. Though not as big as I imagined it would be. A few benches under the trees to watch the kids play around the statues' legs, couples mimicking the pose, and view the USS Midway and the San Diego bay in the background. Vendors nearby selling elote, rueditas and ice cream. Or the San Diego fish market and restaurant for a bigger meal. A Bob Hope statue is just up the steps behind the statue, another neat spot. There's a large metered parking lot $2.50/hr (for up to 3 hrs I think?) and the Embarcadero waterfront walkway is a great place for a stroll. There's a public bathroom on the south side of the parking lot. But be warned, it's a "beach bathroom" with no doors on the stalls. FYI if this is a deal breaker for you. read more
10 years ago
Review #010 - 2017 After seeing so many people post their pictures of the "Sailor Kissing the Nurse", I just had to find out where in the world it was located. Luckily, it happened to be in San Diego, my next vacation spot. So, I bookmarked it and made sure to remind myself to make a stop as soon as I landed in San Diego because I know that my little family is not into the whole touristy thing so they will not come back out once we checked into our hotel room and I wouldn't have anyone to take my pictures. We showed up on Saturday, Jan. 21st, around 1 PM. I had a really tough time finding the place because the address on Yelp takes you to a completely opposite side of the Marina. If you just Yelp the Top of the Market restaurant, it's right in front of it, which is funny because I made dinner reservation for us on the 22nd. Thank goodness there weren't too many people around and parking was still easy enough to find when I showed up. I guess I'll be back again tomorrow... read more
I was in SD for the weekend and just finished visiting the USS Midway. My car was parked in the USS Midway parking lot, but since I had somewhere to go after, I decided to drive here (BETTER TO WALK). Meter parking available in the parking lot (coins or credit card ). The lot fills fast. I happened to catch someone leaving as I arrived. I came around noon on a weekday and there were TONS of people. Made it hard to get a nice photo of the statue without people photo bombing it -__- Cool spot for family and kids. Nice view of the ship directly behind it. Clean area for the most part. Some homeless walking around asking for money. read more
7 years ago
13 years ago
Okay, I know its strange to review a statue. But its necessary to do so. I thought for YEARS that this statue symbolized the excitement for the end of WW2 and the romance that ensued shortly afterwards. I THOUGHT it was romantic and was more of a "sailor coming home" and celebrating his love for her... kind of moment. WELL FOLKS, I was terribly terribly wrong. After reading the history, Greta, the woman identified in the picture was forcefully kissed while walking down the street. George, the sailor, was attempting to get into the crowded bars, but couldn't. So while walking with HIS girlfriend, decided to jump his tongue down some other chicks throat. And George's girlfriend later became his wife. Shady behavior. Of course our country glorifies highly intoxicated sailors assaulting women. Ohhhh the military sometimes. This statue has gone through hell and back though, initially when it was placed in Sarasota it was hit by a vehicle and the sailor lost a majority of his foot. lol I was shocked to learn that it was made of foam! It is HUGE though, and it's quite the sight to take in. I would definitely suggest stopping by just to check it out. read more
14 years ago
Do you want to help save the Unconditional Surrender Statue? So far the citizens of San Diego have stopped the art snobs at the San Diego Port District from taking down our "Kiss" statue, which they consider to be inferior and unsophisticated. But the Midway Museum realizes the value of this much beloved inspirational piece. In fact, San Diegans are starting to send in checks and cash to the Midway Museum which is undertaking a fund-raising campaign to pay to erect a permanent "Kiss" statue on San Diego Bay. The million-dollar effort "aims to replace the present 25-foot foam statue of a sailor embracing a nurse with a painted bronze at approximately the same location at the G Street Mole, says the San Diego Union/Tribune newspaper. The Midway hopes to raise the balance by Memorial Day 2012 and have the statue ready for dedication on Pear Harbor Day, December 7. I was at the Kiss-a-thon with professional photographer Michael Realpeople, who took pics of couples smooching en mass in front of the Kiss statue recently. It was so obvious on that day just how much the "Kiss" statue means to our city. If you would like to help, please text 80888 to give $10 to the efforts. The website is: midway.org/save-the-kiss. 5 YELP STARS to the Unconditional Surrender statue for being so awesome, that Port District paper shufflers could not even get it torn down. Now it is up to you San Diego Kiss lovers to help get the job done and raise money to get the "Kiss" bronzed for eternity. Thank you. read more
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