A Cultural Park Like No Other
Daydreaming about a walk in the park or marveling at Spanish revival architecture doesn't have to be confined to your imagination. In the Central region of San Diego investment property, on 1,200 sprawling acres of grass, greens, and vegetation is the natural and cultural hot spot of the city.
Balboa Park is no ordinary open space. Sure you can have a run, rest under a tree to people watch or live inside your head while reading a novel, but perhaps you can do that after you've spent time enjoying all there is to see in the sweeping grounds. After all, the park won't be too far off from those San Diego home foreclosures you've been eyeing, so why not explore a bit and have a little breather?
Many buildings within the park are of the Spanish revival style and give you the feeling that you have been transported via wormhole to the Mediterranean country. Among the impressive structures that give off the aura that you are elsewhere are the Museum of Man, Mingei International Museum, and the Museum of Photographic Arts. A day isn't enough to enter and properly appreciate all the exhibits housed in the 15 museums here.
If you have a love for manicured gardens or simply an admiration of the natural elements, then the numerous gardens spread out in the park will refresh your senses. A zen environment grabs you in the Japanese Friendship Garden while the 1935 Old Cactus Garden brings you to the middle of a thirsty desert. For a more interactive appreciation of the natural world, Balboa Park is home to the amazing San Diego Zoo. And once you've had enough entertainment of the flora and fauna kind, the park boasts of numerous performing arts venues.
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