
Apartments near Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia, PA (4,395 Rentals)


2230 Spruce St

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2045 Spruce Street

255 S 20th St

2041 Spruce St

Haverford_3936

2017 Spruce St

The Latham At Seventeenth

The Monarch

Sartain Apartments

223 N 13th St

2029 Spruce St

2227 Delancey Pl

Little Greenery

Guild House West 62+ Senior Apartments

1231-1235 Race St

3935 Lancaster Ave

Pyramid Lofts

1700 Chestnut

1254 N. Carlisle, Philadelphia Pa. 19121

1700 Walnut Street

1326 N 15th St

2312 Delancey Pl

Delancey Place 3F

2310 Delancey St

3951 Lancaster Ave.

1510 Chestnut Apartments

Beckett Gardens

The Glenwood

2037 Delancey Pl

1309 Cambridge

ICON

The Joseph J. Hill Ralston/Mercy-Douglass Hou

1219 Race St

Bentley Hall

1924-1926 Spruce St

1109-1117 Green St

The Beacon

3952 Lancaster Ave

1600 Walnut Street

317-19 South 20th St

1418 N 15th St

1819 Spruce St

1310-1312 N Broad St

Blockley I & II

University City PENN / PENN MEDICINE/DREXEL

1809 Spruce St

Gladys B. Jacobs Manor

337 S 21st St
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Culture is an important part of any apartment-ites life, so when you should constantly be out feeding your curiosity for things that feed the hunger in your artistic side, and the best place in Philadelphia to do just that is the Philadelphia Museum of Art. One of the nation's oldest and largest art museums, this popular hot spot for young bohemians houses over 225 thousands separate pieces of art, ranging from paintings, to sculpture, to installations, ranging from the early days of art to up and coming new artists. No matter what kind of art it is that gets your motor running, they'll have just what you need to fuel your engines. There are a number of fascinating collections available for your perusal at the museum, from artists know throughout the world, as well as those grown right here in America. They have a large collection of the work of the New York Dadaists, as well as the works of Ellsworth Kelly and Thomas Eakins, in addition to their collections of Irish silver, Chinese snuff bottles, and presidential china. The collection doesn't just hold artistic items, it actually features many artistic pieces of architecture as well, including a medieval cloister, the portal from the Abbey Church of Saint-Laurent, and Temple Hall, which features a gorgeous collection of the best in Indian art. In addition to their regular collections, they also have a number of exhibitions that change frequently, so with almost every visit their something new to explore. Apartment living just isn't the same unless you inject a little culture, and if you're looking for culture in Philadelphia, it doesn't come much better than the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where paintings, sculpture, and even architecture from around the world is put on display for to shock and amaze.
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