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The '''Third Street Promenade''' is a [[pedestrian street]] in [[Santa Monica, California]], [[United States]]. It is considered one of the premier shopping destinations in [[West Los Angeles (region)|West Los Angeles]] and frequently draws crowds from all over [[Los Angeles County, California|Los Angeles County]]. Due to its proximity to the [[Pacific Ocean]] coupled with Los Angeles' mild climate, it has become a popular tourist destination. It is part of a larger redevelopment area in Downtown Santa Monica. |
The '''Third Street Promenade''' is a [[pedestrian street]] in [[Santa Monica, California]], [[United States]]. It is considered one of the premier shopping destinations in [[West Los Angeles (region)|West Los Angeles]] and frequently draws crowds from all over [[Los Angeles County, California|Los Angeles County]]. Due to its proximity to the [[Pacific Ocean]] coupled with Los Angeles' mild climate, it has become a popular tourist destination. It is part of a larger redevelopment area in Downtown Santa Monica. |
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Third Street has been a center of business in Santa Monica since the town's inception in the late 1800s. The Promenade's roots date back to the 1960s when the Santa Monica Mall was developed and an outdoor shopping promenade similar to the one known today, though less upscale in nature. By the late 1970s it was in serious decline. The area was [[gentrification|gentrified]] during the 1980s to become what it is today. |
Third Street has been a center of business in Santa Monica since the town's inception in the late 1800s. The Promenade's roots date back to the 1960s when the Santa Monica Mall was developed and an outdoor shopping promenade similar to the one known today, though less upscale in nature. By the late 1970s, it was in serious decline. The area was [[gentrification|gentrified]] during the 1980s to become what it is today. |
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"Third Street" currently has the original [[Starbucks#Hear Music|Starbucks Hear Music Coffeehouse |
"Third Street" currently has the original [[Starbucks#Hear Music|Starbucks Hear Music Coffeehouse]] and also boasts a [[Mann Theatres]], [[AMC Theatres]], and [[Loews Theatres]], as well as a popular [[farmers' market]]. |
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Larger tenants include [[Anthropologie]], [[French Connection (clothing)|French Connection UK]], [[Borders Group|Borders]], [[Barnes & Noble]], [[Urban Outfitters]], a three-story [[The Gap (clothing retailer)|Gap]], [[Armani Exchange]], [[Apple Store (retail)|Apple]], and [[Pottery Barn]]. |
Larger tenants include [[Anthropologie]], [[French Connection (clothing)|French Connection UK]], [[Borders Group|Borders]], [[Barnes & Noble]], [[Urban Outfitters]], a three-story [[The Gap (clothing retailer)|Gap]], [[Armani Exchange]], [[Apple Store (retail)|Apple]], and [[Pottery Barn]]. |
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Revision as of 18:09, 12 December 2006
The Third Street Promenade is a pedestrian street in Santa Monica, California, United States. It is considered one of the premier shopping destinations in West Los Angeles and frequently draws crowds from all over Los Angeles County. Due to its proximity to the Pacific Ocean coupled with Los Angeles' mild climate, it has become a popular tourist destination. It is part of a larger redevelopment area in Downtown Santa Monica.
Third Street has been a center of business in Santa Monica since the town's inception in the late 1800s. The Promenade's roots date back to the 1960s when the Santa Monica Mall was developed and an outdoor shopping promenade similar to the one known today, though less upscale in nature. By the late 1970s, it was in serious decline. The area was gentrified during the 1980s to become what it is today.
"Third Street" currently has the original Starbucks Hear Music Coffeehouse and also boasts a Mann Theatres, AMC Theatres, and Loews Theatres, as well as a popular farmers' market.
Larger tenants include Anthropologie, French Connection UK, Borders, Barnes & Noble, Urban Outfitters, a three-story Gap, Armani Exchange, Apple, and Pottery Barn.
Street performers and entertainers are a frequent sight on the street.
Santa Monica Place is an adjacent mall built before the Santa Monica Mall was converted into the Promenade.
It also has one of the higher concentrations of homeless people in Santa Monica.
It is were Pee-Wee's bike was stolen in the motion picture Pee-Wee's Big Adventure