Manassas Apartments

to check out local historical destinations such as the Manassas National Battlefield Park, and Bull Run, site of the first battle of the Civil War. The nearby Freedom Museum displays vintage aircraft and vehicles from WWI and WWII.

Artists-in-training are encouraged to visit the Center for the Arts at the Candy Factory. Art education is a highlight of the center, in addition to offering gallery space and a performance venue for theatrical productions for children and adults.

People who live in Manassas apartments that like to get outside will find much to enjoy with the wonderful park system here. Basketball courts, tennis courts, a multi-purpose playing field, playgrounds, a fitness trail and a pool can be found at Stonewall Park. Byrd Park has almost the same features without the pool and the tennis courts, and Calvary Run and Jennie Dean Parks offer the same. Nelson Park is a favorite for weddings or photo shoots with a lovely gazebo set atop a hilly park. Then there's Old Town Skate Park, a free location for roller-blading and skateboarding.

Another exciting location for people on wheels is the Old Dominion Speedway, where NASCAR Racing is featured. And when it's hot in the summer and you're ready to cool off, visit Splashdown Waterpark or Signal Bay Waterpark featuring slides, a lazy river and sand volleyball.

You can find all you need for your Manassas apartment at the Manassas Mall. Six department stores and over 50 specialty stores and eateries will keep you shopping all day. For those eager to go organic, the town has a weekly Farmer's Market on Saturdays from April through the end of October at Harris Pavilion.

A city that effortlessly blends natural beauty and exciting activities, Manassas apartments have much to offer residents.