
Apartments near Balboa Park in San Diego, CA (3,645 Rentals)


Structure Lofts

3632-3638 Georgia St

Canyon Villa

3670-3680 Park Blvd

The Tiffany at Bankers Hill

3102-3108 1st Ave

Canyon Apartments

1810 Cypress Ave

1213-1247 21st St

2400-2406 A St

Hawthorn Apartments

215 W Grape St

3556-3558 6th Ave

Cathedral Plaza

2301-2323 Brant St

Ten Fifty B

Shirley Terrace

Studios on 6th

Vantage Pointe

Cypress Gardens

The Union

Park Place Garden

1139-1145 19th St

Villa Ruth

Florida Street Apartments

Las Casitas Apartments

3704 Park Blvd

Wilsonian

1525 2nd Ave

Wilshire Apartments

The Noble

Curlew and Juniper Apartments

Sandford Hotel

3657-3661 7th Ave

The Beacon

Cypress Terrace

1120 21st St

La Buena Vista

Pennwood

Greenbrier West

3680 Alabama St

2482 B St

1049 Robinson Ave

1035-1047 Robinson Ave

Connections Housing (World Trade Center)

2344 Curlew St

115 E Walnut Ave

Lions Gate

Greenbrier Apartments

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The all-encompassing place to see in San Diego - from art to autos and science to gardens - is Balboa Park. The location of the San Diego Zoo, fifteen museums including the Fleet Science Center, San Diego Automotive Museum, Museum of Art, Museum of Man, and Natural History Museum, and several gorgeous gardens as well as the Botanical Building, this beautifully landscaped park offers it all for someone looking for adventure out of their apartment. Perched at the top of a hill with gorgeous views of San Diego, the park is long and wide, with plenty of accessible parking. It is a one day, or several day visit to see the entire park. Centrally located in San Diego, it should be easy for most apartment-ites to get there by auto or bus. Seasonal events, including a performance of the Dr. Seuss "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" at the Old Globe stage, and a huge poinsettia display during December enrich the experience of the park. Pick a Sunday in June through August, when you can enjoy a free concert on the one of the world's largest outdoor organs in the Spreckel's Organ Pavillion that houses four thousand, five hundred and thirty pipes. Sometimes you might visit when the very talented city staffed organist is practicing. You might also catch a mime, a comedian or a magician strutting his stuff on the park grounds. When not visiting the museums or the zoo, enjoy the old-fashioned carousel or miniature railroad, the San Diego United Nations of building, the photographic arts building, and many arts and crafts shops populated by local artists. Eat at a café, from a coffee cart or snack cart, or dine in one of the beautiful restaurants featuring everything from burgers and pizza to steak and salmon. If you'd like a memorable experience over more than one day - up to seven - you can purchase a "Passport" to visit 13 of the paid attractions for only $35, a savings of $55. Just go to the visitor center at the park or one of the participating museums. It will pay off to start off your visit to the park with a trip to the visitor's center to be informed of all the opportunities for fun and enjoyment at Balboa Park. Your adventure here could easily turn into an all day event, so be prepared with sun screen, tennis shoes, and a smile on your face to see some of the coolest stuff that can be found outside of your San Diego apartment. Like Balboa park so much, you'd like to live close by? Check out the apartments in the area among the list below. There is bound to be one that meets your fancy!
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