
Apartments near Balboa Park in San Diego, CA (3,663 Rentals)


4139-4143 Park Blvd

4119-4121 Florida St

2217-2221 Polk Ave

2421 Island Ave

4065-4075 Louisiana St

4059 Louisiana St

Arizona Villa Apartments

3935 Oregon St

4033 Texas St

3960 Oregon St

3918-3920 Idaho St

2901-2915 Broadway

3751-3753 29th St

3412 Herman Ave

4049 Texas St

3821 Utah St

4036 Arizona St

4120 Alabama St

4127 Florida St

4141 Georgia St

3250-3260 Columbia St

4030 3rd Ave

4158 Georgia St

3951 Albatross Street

4027 1st Ave

Mitra Lofts

4133 Florida St

4117-4123 Alabama St

3375 Herman Ave

2849 E St

3025-3039 B St

3630 Grim Ave

3050-3058 B St

3014 C St

3344-3348 32nd St

2672-2674 Market St

2717 G St

4018 Hamilton St

Villas Las Palmas

Alabama Homes

2479 Island Ave

4050-4058 Arizona St

4128 Mississippi St

4144 Alabama St

4136 Alabama St

4153 Florida St

3695 Reynard Way

Torrance Canyon

2005 J St

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Balboa Park apartments have some of the most beautiful views of the city, and access to one of the most incredible common areas on the west coast. Balboa Park is the largest urban park in the US and home to 15 museums, an incredible zoo, gorgeous gardens and landscaping and renowned performing arts locations. Even if some San Diego apartments are more than 20 miles away from this awesome park, people come from a lot farther to check out this great place. The variety of museums and gardens is so vast that we cannot discuss in detail each one here, but the names, very indicative of their nature, are the San Diego Museum of Art, the Natural History Museum, the Ruben H. Fleet Science Museum and the Air and Space Museum, good for young and old San Diego apartment dwellers. Other amazing spots are the Automotive Museum, Hall of Champions Sports Museum, Model Railroad Museum, the Veterans Museum and Memorial Center and the Museum of San Diego History. From a cultural perspective, the Japanese Friendship Garden, the Centro Cultural de la Raza with Mexican, Latino and Chicano art and influences, the WorldBeat Center featuring African-American culture, and the Mingei International Museum displaying world art house their respective cultures. And the Marston House/Museum displays the home of former civic leader and merchant, George Marston, on five acres of elegantly landscaped land, possibly much like San Diego apartment complex landscaping of native California plants. For the specialty artist, Balboa Park hosts the Museum of Photographic Arts and the Timken Museum of Art. Diverse groups portray a wide range of performing arts to residents of Balboa Park apartments and the city at several venues on the site. Ballet, symphony, theater and live music performances can be seen at the spectacular Old Globe Theater and the Starlight Bowl. Admittance to the park grounds and to view the striking Botanical Building and the Spreckels Organ Pavilion (one of the world's largest outdoor organ) is free, with varying charges to the museums which are all not for profit. Residents of Balboa Park apartments can either buy a Balboa Passport to see all of the museums with a daily pass, or purchase a Stay-for-the-day pass which offers admission to four of the museums, not including the zoo. If you go on the first Tuesday of the month, check the Balboa Park website before you leave your apartment to see at which museum residents of San Diego apartments and other locals receive free admission on that day.
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