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Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf
Off Beach St.
Santa Cruz
California
Type: Theme Park
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Colorful old wharf, lined with open-air fish markets, seafood restaurants and gift and souvenir shops. Originally built in 1914, and expanded in 1980 to accommodate pedestrian walkways and additional shops. A stage at the end of the wharf is used for weekend concerts. The wharf is also the site of the annual Calamari (Squid) Festival, held in August. Fishing charters available.
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