Santa Monica

Route 66 starting in Chicago ends at Santa Monica Beach on the Pacific Ocean. Such a famous end of Route 66 is certainly worth checking in. Special reminder, there is a public parking lot just across the street from here. You can park for 90 minutes for free, which is enough to stroll around here and have a meal.

When we arrived at Santa Monica Beach, the sun was about to sink, but the crowd of people playing did not decrease, and there was continuous laughter from the playground next to it. The sand on the beach is very fine, and it is soft when stepped on, but there is too much seaweed, which affects the photo. It faces the vast Pacific Ocean. Compared with some top beaches, the sea here is not particularly blue, but there are many interesting things, playgrounds, ferris wheels, and many delicious restaurants. It is also the end of Route 66, the most The spectacular view is said to be the sunset of the Pacific Ocean

Santa Monica Beach, cloudy, not many people, the beach is very clean, the sand is white, the seabirds fly, fall, and fly away, very friendly with people, a few famous American singers in the past are on the roadside Playing the piano and singing, peddling past CDs, there is also a box or a top hat in front of them, and people who pass by to listen to songs put in some dollar bills from time to time. But no matter what the weather is, I always think Los Angeles Santa Monica Beach is so beautiful!

Santa Monica is a two-hour drive from Los Angeles and is a tourist-oriented coastal town. There is a main shopping street in the small town, which contains famous European and American brands; there are only Rimowa boxes near Los Angeles, which are more expensive than Germany and there are no discounts.

Elf catchers pay attention. It is said that there are more than N elves in Santa Monica Beach~ Anyway, when I went there, I found that everyone was playing this! There are also a lot of places to visit, Victoria's Secret can be bought carefully~