Sidewalk Benches
Santa Fe Plaza
 

      


      
The Santa Fe
      Plaza is the oldest public square in the United States, dating
      to at least the early 1600s, and continues to be the hub of activity
      today. The design is simple: broad sidewalks radiating from the
      central plaza to the streets on four sides. But the most important
      features on the plaza are the trees and benches, where tourists
      and locals alike can relax in the shade, and take in the sense
      of history.

      


      
 The Plaza
      benches are ornate Victorian designs, and closely coordinated
      with five-globe street lamps that illuminate the plaza. During
      the day, the benches are usually full with people visiting, eating,
      relaxing or just people-watching in a town full of eccentrics
      and celebrities.

      
 

      
 No trip to
      Santa Fe is complete without a visit to The Plaza, and a group
      photo on one of the famous benches!

      
 
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