A multicultural space is a public space that fosters social interaction while simultaneously creating distinct "spaces" where individual cultures can be emphasized and celebrated. It is a place where people of different cultural backgrounds can come together and experience togetherness, which can help break down social barriers that often divide us. Multicultural spaces can be characterized by the social interaction of diverse groups, and they can be maintained and enhanced by providing safe, spatially adequate territories for everyone within a larger space of the overall site. The most successful multicultural environments are those where various groups sense of comfort is combined with good physical design to create an atmosphere that can nurture many preferences. Examples of multicultural spaces include public markets, playgrounds, boardwalks, streets, and beaches. Multicultural spaces are important because they allow individuals to move between spaces that promote interaction with others who share their culture or identity and inclusive community spaces.