@wanderingcreator_meghana: Prettiest beach town in California🩷😍 Carmel-by-the-Sea is renowned for its fairytale-like village charm🧚‍♀️. The downtown is filled with pretty boutique stores, passageways and courtyards, each one different, and many are lined with unique shops, galleries, and restaurants in the cottage style buildings 🏛️ I suggest walking the whole downtown upto the Carmel Beach. You can also shop unique things from the stores or you can sit down to have some food there 🔏🖋️ The Downtown is also peppered with 41. There are over 40 secret passageways in Carmel-by-the-Sea, each with its own unique charm. They are a great way to explore the town and discover hidden gems🩷 Caramel-by-the-sea's fairytale houses are residential buildings, so beautiful respectful when you visit. It is a self guided tour just a block outside the downtown 🏡 📍 Carmel-by-the-sea, Monterey County, California Have you been here?? Things to do in Carmel, Carmel by the Sea, secret passageways in Carmel, Fairytale village, Fairytale houses, Monterey things to do, Beach town in the US, Prettiest fairytale beach town in the US #CarmelCourtyards#HiddenCarmel#carmelbythesea

heatherhamer :

Love Carmel so quaint

Abby :

There’s nothing secretive about Carmel lol

Kiazlane💕💕 :

Location??

MG❣️ :

It’s not a secret.

God⭐Chi⭐💫Mr Fantastic💫⭐ :

Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, is famous for its strict and quirky municipal codes designed to preserve its fairytale, forested charm. While some are urban legends, many are very real, ranging from requiring official footwear permits to the complete absence of street addresses.Carmel's Most Unusual LawsHigh Heel Permits: It is technically illegal to wear shoes with heels higher than \(2\) inches (and less than \(1\) square inch of base) without a permit. Implemented in \(1963\), this law aims to protect the city from lawsuits caused by trips on uneven pavement. You can pick up a free permit at City Hall.No Street Addresses: Homes in Carmel do not have street addresses. Instead, houses have unique names, and mail is delivered to the central post office.The Ice Cream Ban: Historically, eating ice cream on the street was illegal because city officials despised dripping, sticky sidewalks. This strict ban remained on the books until the late \(1980\)

Betterthanbefore :

How expensive is this place to visit?

Brooke 😔❤️ :

would my kids like it though

VeronicaDB :

I have to go like cottage core

4TheShire :

Carmel! Great place. I always stop by when I’m in the area. Definitely worth the trip

BRENN🤎 :

amooo🏖️🏡🩷

Helen-Sacramento Life&Busines :

Love it

Dao :

I have been here with beautiful memories

الجليلية 🖤 :

Indeed 😭😍

anthonyvaldez310 :

Beautiful place 😍

Chanda Polkow :

beautiful

Kelly C :

I love Carmel🥰

IheartmyGrandma :

Divertidaland :

I need to go back to the city❤️❤️❤️

Mia Bronk :

I wanna visit so badly!

seanmac :

I loved Carmel, so clean and peaceful

romsl :

We lost our hearts in Carmel. 🥰

of salt and sea :

so magical!!

Felicia Ramirez156 :

I would pass tru carmel when I justo live in California it’s nice in Carmel

Catherine De Haro :

Gorgeous place where at??

cool kid :

its a majestic