San Jacinto Plaza
La Plaza de San Jacinto
San Jacinto Plaza
San Jacinto Plaza before renovation. In 2014, the statue of the alligators were removed and it is in the process of a 5.3 million renovation to be completed in 2015. This is a historic plaza and has been the traditional site for the lighting of the Christmas tree. At one point live alligators were the center of attention.
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