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hello,
i'm a french student and i'm gonna move to SD soon in order to study there for a couple of months.
i'm currently looking for a cool place to stay with students and all.
any recommendations ? thanks ! :)
Check out "the Reader" .com it has section for looking for roommates, for rooms, for apts., etc. it also has all the cool places, concerts, etc.
You don't say what school you will be attending, but I'd suggest that you contact their offices and ask this question. Usually the schools have a list of off campus student residences that are appropriately priced. UCSD or SDSU may have dorm rooms to let during the summer sessions also.
Expensive, but lots of fun are the beach rentals in Mission Beach which you could find in the Vacation Rentals section of the local newspaper, "The Union-Tribune."
Good luck!
North Park is a great location. It is very central to everything. Downtown,beaches, Mission Valley, Balboa Park, and it has alot of restaurants, shops, and coffeehouses nearby
If your going with a family or with a friend it may be worth the purchase price to buy one of those Entertainment Books for the city or region your going to be staying in. Check the web for the current price as sometimes they are half price as the year goes on.
Allot of 2for1s and discounts that could save some serious money on adventure (baloon rides), dining etc...
Stay at the Hilton Hotel on Mission Bay. It has a very big sandy beach, huge swimming pool, sailboard rentals, sailboat rentals and even scuba diving lessons!
The hotel is 1st class and the best you will ever find. My fondest memory was swimming with a really hot babe in the Hilton Pool
We went for a walk along North Harbor Drive, where the cruise ship pier as well as the Maritime Museum are located.
We met our friends Shirley and Sonny again this year .
12/08/03
. I guess my favorite memory of any place is meeting old friends again.
One--city--block south of Adams Avenue is El Cajon Boulevard and one--city--block south of The Boulevard is University Avenue.
Now don't worry, my intention is not to give a tip about every street in San Diego, my intention is to give an idea of the city east of downtown and the streets I've mentioned played a big role in it's history and in expanding the boundries of the city.
Trolley tracks were laid on University Avenue in 1907 and this made an impact on the development of this area. Remember the Trolley Carbarn Park on Adams?
University Avenue grew much in the same way as The Boulevard and in much the same way University Avenue is on the threshold of becoming revived.
The trolley tracks are gone now and University Avenue is traveled by car. North Park is the community this road runs through and though it might appear, in sections, to be a seedy part of town, the community is working heard to revitalize the area and it's reputation is beginning to change. Claire de Lune Coffee Lounge
2906 University Avenue
(619) 688-9845
This modified Spanish Revival style building created in 1927 is a sample of the direction being taken by the community living along University Avenue. Reviving the past beauty and housing a community oriented business was the goal for Claire de Lune Coffee Lounge and it seems to be succeeding! Come in and see for yourself.
We walked through the center of the bazaar where the greenery is so lush...you are hardly aware of all the signs and commercialism of the shops around you. Entertainment is sometimes provided in this little central area. If you love to shop and want it to be a pleasant experience...try this. Plenty of benches around for the husbands to sit and relax watching the crowds...with a bit of a breeze and perhaps a cold drink.
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Address: 432 F Street, San Diego, California, 92101, United States
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