Palisades Park

Palisades Park is a 26.4-section of land stop in Santa Monica, California. The recreation center is situated along Ocean Avenue over the seaside sandstone feigns, offering amazing beautiful perspectives of the Pacific Ocean and the beach front range. It stretches out more than 1.5 miles 2.4 km from the Santa Monica Pier at its southern end to Adelaide Drive at its northern end. It is fixed with in excess of 30 assortments of plants and trees, including eucalyptus, pine, palm, and fig trees.The stop incorporates seats, cookout zones, pétanque courts, restrooms and the noteworthy Santa Monica Camera Obscura. A bust of Arcadia Bandini is situated in the recreation center's rose garden. A close-by wood design entitled Gestation III is striking a direct result of its arrangement with the setting sun on the winter solstice. An unmistakable Native American Totem Pole gave to the City in 1926 is situated at the recreation center's northern end. Guns are in plain view at the recreation center's southern end. Close to the California Incline, a model named Overlook Beacon brings out a cruising ship with pole and wooden deck.