Promenade Street
Nestled at the iconic end of Route 66, Promenade Street is a treasure trove of unique shops and souvenirs that capture the spirit of this legendary highway. Stroll through vibrant boutiques and quirky stores, each offering a slice of California charm and Route 66 memorabilia. With a Google rating of 4.6, visitors rave about the eclectic selection and friendly atmosphere. Don't miss the chance to take home a piece of history as you enjoy the lively ambiance of Santa Monica's bustling promenade!
Aaron Linsdau Thriller Author
2 weeks ago"As a thriller and romance author, I always enjoy visiting places with energy and character, and Third Street Promenade is one of the most lively shopping streets in Southern California. The promenade has a great carnival-style atmosphere with street performers, music, and a steady flow of people walking between the many shops and restaurants. The pedestrian-only layout makes it easy to stroll along and explore everything the area has to offer. There’s a wide mix of stores, from major retailers to smaller specialty shops. During my visit I also stopped by the Barnes & Noble along the promenade, which is a fantastic bookstore and a great place to browse while taking a break from the crowds. The whole area leads naturally toward the Santa Monica Pier, so it’s easy to combine shopping, dining, and sightseeing all in one walk. Overall it’s a fun and energetic place to spend time while visiting Santa Monica."
Michael Preiss
a year ago"One of the most beautiful shopping streets in the Los Angeles region! Lots of stores, nice people and lots of activities to do. There are also great events at any time of year."
Fernando Padilla
3 months ago"I really like what Ive see lately. Security, entertainment, safe and fun a great atmospher. Less homeless making there homes on the street. I've always believed in Santa Monica! I know we will make a complete comeback in the near future. We have the best location ! Go Santa Monica!"
Ben Park
6 months ago"A different vibe from the past It used to be quirkier. Still, it’s safe and quite nice to stroll through on a sunny day."
