Santa Monica, a beautiful beach town, about 1 hour drive from the city center. Or you can also go to Venice Beach, the location for filming Baywatch, as well as to Malibu, Hollywood's favorite beach celebrity. Unfortunately, I was there at the weekend so the traffic jam happened. Arriving in Santa Monica, I also had difficulty walking because I had to jostle with the sea of people. But Santa Monica is really so good that he doesn't regret going there.
The world-famous Santa Monica Pier is actually two piers in one. With its bait shop and restaurant on the edge of the pier, the longer section built in 1909 is characteristic of most Southern California docks. This is a shorter adjacent dock built in 1916 that attracts visitors the most. The elevated plaza connecting the two docks is home to an old amusement park with vintage roller coasters, wooden carousels and one of LA's most recognizable landmarks, solar-powered Wheel Ferris that sparkles with LED lights that are constantly changing. Show every night There is a small aquarium, a trapeze school and a row of delicious restaurants on the pier as well.
Here there are shops, restaurants and playgrounds that are quite interesting because there are all the lights. Because this day coincides with Sunday (weekend) so it's no wonder Santa Monica Beach is crowded with visitors and tourists both local and foreign. Famous as the setting for the "Baywatch," television program Santa Monica offers everything a traveler wants from a coastal city in Southern California, including great surfing and swimming, wide stretches of sand and plenty of sun.
Developed as a beachfront resort in the early 1900s, the city has developed into an upscale community full of designer shops, delicious restaurants and unique art galleries. The ancient amusement park at Santa Monica Pier is home to the city's most recognizable landmark, a solar-powered Ferris wheel illuminated by LED lights. Visitors can rub elbows with the rich and famous on the Third Street Promenade, one of the main shopping destinations in the region.
Developed as a beachfront resort in the early 1900s, the city has developed into an upscale community full of designer shops, delicious restaurants and unique art galleries. The ancient amusement park at Santa Monica Pier is home to the city's most recognizable landmark, a solar-powered Ferris wheel illuminated by LED lights. Visitors can rub elbows with the rich and famous on the Third Street Promenade, one of the main shopping destinations in the region.
