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[[Palafox Street]] is a major and historic north-south artery of in Pensacola and . It serves as the dividing line for all the city's east-west streets. Palafox is also the southernmost leg of U.S. [[US Highway 29]], which terminates at Palafox and [[Garden Street]]s in downtown Pensacola. Palafox Street is named for [[José de Palafox y Melzi]], a Spanish nobleman and military.  South Palafox Street (south of [[Garden Street|Garden]] is also known as '''Palafox Place''') and is one of Pensacola's most bustling retail districts, although its significance has waned in recent years as retailers have moved out toward shopping centers and malls. Its The southern terminus of Palafox Street is at [[Plaza de Luna]] at on [[Pensacola Bay]]. Its northern terminus is at just north of [[Michigan Avenue]], just north of the /[[Brent Lane]] intersection, where the road splits into [[Pensacola Boulevard]] (Highway US 29) and [[Old Palafox Highway]].