West Palm Beach & Palm Beach

Double up your dose of South Florida bliss with the neighbouring cities of West Palm Beach and Palm Beach, sitting on opposite sides of a gorgeous lagoon. On one side, find bustling entertainment districts, innovative art scene and a hip nightlife pulsating to tropical beats. Cross the waterway for upscale boutiques, historic hotels and the stellar golden beaches that have long attracted American jet-setters.

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Wander over to West Palm Beach attractions: the Norton Museum of Art, the Palm Beach Zoo, and the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts. Don't forget the districts of Clematis Street and CityPlace for bars and restaurants! In Palm Beach, visit the Henry Morrisson Flagler Museum and shop on Worth Avenue before hitting the shores of the many nearby beaches, like Jupiter Beach.

WEST PALM BEACH & PALM BEACH TRAVEL GUIDE

DESTINATION FACTS

LANGUAGE

English

WHAT TO EAT

Meals at top dining destinations across downtown West Palm Beach like Pistachio French Bistro, Café Boulud, Buccan or Lynora’s, American beach-side classics like hamburgers, hot dogs and pizza, Caribbean or South American staples like ceviche and seafood or fish dishes (fish and chips!).

WHAT TO BRING BACK

High-end designer duds from the boutiques lining Worth Avenue or Royal Poinciana Plaza, a piece of the past unearthed at West Palm Beach’s Antique Row, artisanal finds from nearby Delray Beach’s Pineapple Grove Arts District and amazing bargain fashion finds from the Palm Beach Outlets.

FUN FACT

If you can peel your eyes away from the sun-kissed coast, you might want to keep a look out for shimmering celebs. The cities of Palm Beach County are popular playgrounds for the rich and famous. Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, Serena and Venus Williams and Bill Gates are among the celebrities who own homes around West Palm and Palm Beach.