Superior Court Of California County Of Santa Barbara Review

Santa Barbara, two hours drive from Los Angeles, the whole town is overflowing with Spanish heat, white walls and red tiles, Santa Barbara County Legislative Court, Spanish Revival style architecture, one of Santa Barbara's landmark buildings, overlooking the entire seafront and neighborhood at the top of the tower, Stern Pier, A great place for leisure, when you come here, you feel that the speed around you is a lot slower.

The old court of Santa Barbara County, the Spanish style building [scenery] is very good, many people come here to get married and take wedding photos, and the scenery is the scenery [cost-effective] No charge is required. [Fun] On Highway 1, it’s an interesting thing to stop on the road by car.

We went to Santa Barbara to see the court building. The famous city court building is the embodiment of the essence of the city's architectural style, the National Historic Architecture of the United States. It has a typical Spanish Renaissance style. Behind the arch porch is a sunken garden, and on the front lawn There is a stone inscription nameplate, the National History Mark of the United States. Riding on the top tower (four floors), you can view the courts and their distant landscapes - seashore, block, etc. from various perspectives.

This is a classic scenic spot of Santa Barbara, free of charge. The car was parked on the side of the road, free of charge for two hours. The building used to be a court, but now it is not. It is mainly for people to see. Some venues hold exhibitions, and some hold meetings or wedding ceremonies. Be sure to go up to the top bell tower to see the panorama of Santa Barbara. It's very beautiful. It's the best place to take a panorama of the city.

Santa Barbara is the most beautiful court in the world. It is no wonder that many couples choose to hold their wedding in this solemn and romantic place. Then we went to Salt Cave, another famous underground salt cave where diseases can be cured. People came into the salt cave and laid their eyes on their sleeping chairs. The salt cave came out as State Street, a street full of galleries, restaurants and dessert shops.

Passing by Santa Barbara, you can come to the place to check in 📷, which is also a court for more than 100 years. 🅿 Parking is nearby, but the parking space is lucky. Remember that it is free for an hour or two, and you need to go around. There is a free tour 🆓 to see, please see the picture I took for the time. The court itself has nothing to look at, and it can't go deep, but the building is free to visit, you can go to the roof to overlook the city. Rotating stairs, wide auditorium, painted glass and murals, and sunny weather with courtyard greening, the mood is beautiful! 😊 The top floor is not high, but it is indeed possible to see the surrounding scenery in all directions, see the sea, see the sky, see the mountains, and see the small villas. Leave a certificate for yourself to have been to this city~👣