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San Diego, California
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Plaza de Panama was created for the 1915 Panama-California Exposition to celebrate the opening of the Panama Canal.
The plaza was transformed into a car-free zone to enhance visitor experience and preserve its historical charm.
The renowned architect Bertram Goodhue, known for his Spanish Colonial Revival style, played a key role in its design.
The Alcazar Garden, inspired by the gardens of Seville, Spain, is a hidden gem within the plaza.
The Bea Evenson Fountain, a central feature, was named after a local preservationist who helped restore Balboa Park.
