Les meilleurs événements de la ville San Diego. Visite en petit groupe des points forts du parc Balboa de San Diego avec café commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. There is so much more to beautiful Balboa Park than meets the eye, and you'll find all the secret spots on this small group walking tour of San Diego's cultural crown jewel

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Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

2

Sefton Plaza

Sefton Plaza, located near the Park's west entrance, is where we begin our tour. We'll meet at the three large bronze statues of the founder's of the park, and learn how they shaped the city as well.

3

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

4

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

5

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

6

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

7

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

8

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

9

Sefton Plaza

Sefton Plaza, located near the Park's west entrance, is where we begin our tour. We'll meet at the three large bronze statues of the founder's of the park, and learn how they shaped the city as well.

10

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

11

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

12

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

13

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

14

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

15

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

16

Sefton Plaza

Sefton Plaza, located near the Park's west entrance, is where we begin our tour. We'll meet at the three large bronze statues of the founder's of the park, and learn how they shaped the city as well.

17

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

18

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

19

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

20

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

21

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

22

Parc Balboa

Balboa Park est le joyau culturel de San Diego avec une architecture, des jardins et des organisations culturelles en abondance. Gardez un appareil photo à portée de main car il y a des spots Instagramables à chaque coin de rue.

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Place Sefton

Sefton Plaza, situé près de l'entrée ouest du parc, est l'endroit où nous commençons notre visite. Nous nous retrouverons devant les trois grandes statues de bronze du fondateur du parc et découvrirons également comment elles ont façonné la ville.

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Pont de Cabrillo

Nous ferons une pause dans notre promenade sur le pont pour admirer la vue sur le centre-ville, le zoo de San Diego et l'autoroute historique en contrebas.

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Tour de Californie

La California Tower est un point de repère non seulement pour le parc, mais aussi pour San Diego. La tour de près de 200 pieds de haut a été construite pour l'exposition Panama California de 1915 et l'histoire de la fondation de San Diego dans sa façade ornée. Nous aurons trois superbes vues de la tour, toutes plus jolies les unes que les autres.

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Théâtre du vieux globe

Les trois théâtres de ce complexe ont séduit le public depuis la construction originale de l'exposition internationale California Pacific en 1935. Votre guide vous expliquera comment obtenir des billets lorsque les spectacles sont en production.

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Centre d'art du village espagnol

Cette collection colorée de cottages, construits pour l'exposition internationale California Pacific de 1935, abrite 37 studios et de nombreux autres artistes. Vous aurez l'occasion d'explorer ce village unique et de prendre un verre !

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Bâtiment botanique et bassin aux nénuphars

Ce bâtiment était le plus grand du genre lors de sa construction pour l'exposition de 1915 et l'un des quatre bâtiments construits pour durer après les festivités. En face se trouve un étang historique où nous apercevrons des carpes koï et d'autres animaux sauvages.

29

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

30

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

31

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

32

Alcazar Garden

Originally developed for the 1915 Exposition, this garden was redesigned for the 1935 Exposition off the Alcazar Gardens in Seville Spain

33

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

34

Plaza de Panama Fountain

This plaza is surrounded by cultural organizations and places to eat. We'll provide all the details you need to know for further exploration after the tour.

35

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

36

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

37

Casa del Prado

The home of many cultural and botanical organizations, this building also holds the secrets of how the detailed architecture of the park was created quick and cheap.

38

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

39

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

40

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

41

Alcazar Garden

Originally developed for the 1915 Exposition, this garden was redesigned for the 1935 Exposition off the Alcazar Gardens in Seville Spain

42

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

43

Plaza de Panama Fountain

This plaza is surrounded by cultural organizations and places to eat. We'll provide all the details you need to know for further exploration after the tour.

44

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

45

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

46

Casa del Prado

The home of many cultural and botanical organizations, this building also holds the secrets of how the detailed architecture of the park was created quick and cheap.

47

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

48

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

49

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

50

Alcazar Garden

Originally developed for the 1915 Exposition, this garden was redesigned for the 1935 Exposition off the Alcazar Gardens in Seville Spain

51

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

52

Plaza de Panama Fountain

This plaza is surrounded by cultural organizations and places to eat. We'll provide all the details you need to know for further exploration after the tour.

53

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

54

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

55

Casa del Prado

The home of many cultural and botanical organizations, this building also holds the secrets of how the detailed architecture of the park was created quick and cheap.

56

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

57

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

58

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

59

Alcazar Garden

Originally developed for the 1915 Exposition, this garden was redesigned for the 1935 Exposition off the Alcazar Gardens in Seville Spain

60

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

61

Plaza de Panama Fountain

This plaza is surrounded by cultural organizations and places to eat. We'll provide all the details you need to know for further exploration after the tour.

62

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

63

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

64

Casa del Prado

The home of many cultural and botanical organizations, this building also holds the secrets of how the detailed architecture of the park was created quick and cheap.

65

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

66

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

67

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

68

Alcazar Garden

Originally developed for the 1915 Exposition, this garden was redesigned for the 1935 Exposition off the Alcazar Gardens in Seville Spain

69

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

70

Plaza de Panama Fountain

This plaza is surrounded by cultural organizations and places to eat. We'll provide all the details you need to know for further exploration after the tour.

71

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

72

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

73

Casa del Prado

The home of many cultural and botanical organizations, this building also holds the secrets of how the detailed architecture of the park was created quick and cheap.

74

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

75

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

76

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

77

Alcazar Garden

Originally developed for the 1915 Exposition, this garden was redesigned for the 1935 Exposition off the Alcazar Gardens in Seville Spain

78

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

79

Plaza de Panama Fountain

This plaza is surrounded by cultural organizations and places to eat. We'll provide all the details you need to know for further exploration after the tour.

80

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

81

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

82

Casa del Prado

The home of many cultural and botanical organizations, this building also holds the secrets of how the detailed architecture of the park was created quick and cheap.

83

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

84

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

85

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

86

Alcazar Garden

Originally developed for the 1915 Exposition, this garden was redesigned for the 1935 Exposition off the Alcazar Gardens in Seville Spain

87

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

88

Plaza de Panama Fountain

This plaza is surrounded by cultural organizations and places to eat. We'll provide all the details you need to know for further exploration after the tour.

89

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

90

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

91

Casa del Prado

The home of many cultural and botanical organizations, this building also holds the secrets of how the detailed architecture of the park was created quick and cheap.

92

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

93

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

94

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

95

Alcazar Garden

Originally developed for the 1915 Exposition, this garden was redesigned for the 1935 Exposition off the Alcazar Gardens in Seville Spain

96

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

97

Plaza de Panama Fountain

This plaza is surrounded by cultural organizations and places to eat. We'll provide all the details you need to know for further exploration after the tour.

98

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

99

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

100

Casa del Prado

The home of many cultural and botanical organizations, this building also holds the secrets of how the detailed architecture of the park was created quick and cheap.

101

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

102

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

103

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

104

Alcazar Garden

Originally developed for the 1915 Exposition, this garden was redesigned for the 1935 Exposition off the Alcazar Gardens in Seville Spain

105

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

106

Plaza de Panama Fountain

This plaza is surrounded by cultural organizations and places to eat. We'll provide all the details you need to know for further exploration after the tour.

107

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

108

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

109

Casa del Prado

The home of many cultural and botanical organizations, this building also holds the secrets of how the detailed architecture of the park was created quick and cheap.

110

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

111

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

112

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

113

Alcazar Garden

Originally developed for the 1915 Exposition, this garden was redesigned for the 1935 Exposition off the Alcazar Gardens in Seville Spain

114

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

115

Plaza de Panama Fountain

This plaza is surrounded by cultural organizations and places to eat. We'll provide all the details you need to know for further exploration after the tour.

116

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

117

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

118

Casa del Prado

The home of many cultural and botanical organizations, this building also holds the secrets of how the detailed architecture of the park was created quick and cheap.

119

Balboa Park

Balboa Park is the cultural jewel of San Diego with architecture, gardens and cultural organizations a-plenty. Keep a camera handy as there are Instagramable spots around every corner.

120

Cabrillo Bridge

We'll pause on our walk across the bridge to admire the views of downtown, the San Diego Zoo and the historic highway below.

121

California Tower

The California Tower is a landmark not only for the park but for San Diego as well. The nearly 200 foot tall tower was built for the 1915 Panama California Exposition, and the story of San Diego’s founding in it’s ornate facade. We’ll get three great views of the tower, each one prettier than the next.

122

Alcazar Garden

Originally developed for the 1915 Exposition, this garden was redesigned for the 1935 Exposition off the Alcazar Gardens in Seville Spain

123

Old Globe Theatre

The three theaters in this complex have wowed audiences since the original construction for the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Your guide will give you the scoop on getting tickets when shows are in production.

124

Plaza de Panama Fountain

This plaza is surrounded by cultural organizations and places to eat. We'll provide all the details you need to know for further exploration after the tour.

125

Botanical Building and Lily Pond

This building was the largest of its kind when built for the 1915 Exposition, and one of four buildings constructed to last past the festivities. In front of it is a historic pond where we will spot koi and other wildlife.

126

Spanish Village Art Center

This colorful collection of cottages, built for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, house 37 studios and many more artists. You'll have a chance to explore this unique village, and grab a beverage too!

127

Casa del Prado

The home of many cultural and botanical organizations, this building also holds the secrets of how the detailed architecture of the park was created quick and cheap.

Visite en petit groupe des points forts du parc Balboa de San Diego avec café

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