Discover The Pulse of Palm Beach

Just a short stroll from the hotel, the beach's golden sands are well maintained and kept pleasantly seaweed free by the Town of Palm Beach. Our courtesy beach van can drop you to the beach and we have complimentary beach chairs, beach towels, kids' toys, sun umbrellas & waters

The epicenter of historic downtown West Palm Beach, Clematis Street is a bustling waterfront district with something for everyone. Home to dozens of restaurants, bars, nightlife, and entertainment destinations, Clematis Street  is a also a popular gathering place for community events, concerts, festivals, and a weekly farmers' market. Shop stores and malls like CityPlace, stroll the pier for water views, or go for a walk along the buzzing sidewalks. 

Located across two acres at the historic home of sculptor Ann Norton, this tropical garden and sanctuary includes 250 species of rare palms and cycads, making it the largest public collection in Florida, and nine monumental outdoor sculptures. See more than 100 works of art in the galleries and displays throughout the garden and house, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

A landmark 75-room mansion built in the Gilded Age, the winter home of celebrated oil man Henry Flagler stands as one of Florida oldest and most historic museums. Tour Whitehall, the ornate three-floor Beaux-Arts mansion, to see rotating exhibits and intricate displays, attend a performance as part of the museum's music series, or check out the lineup of guest lecturers. 

Brimming with European style and sophistication, Worth Avenue is the premier shopping district of Palm Beach, sporting dozens of exclusive boutiques, high-end shops, and luxury designers. Shop everything from fashion apparel and accessories to antiques and art along the four-block avenue, dine at upscale restaurants and cafes, or stroll the quaint streets to see the beautiful architecture of the European-inspired side streets.

The largest museum in Florida, the Norton Art Museum houses more than 7,600 works of European, Chinese, American, and contemporary art. Browse the vast photography collection or attend one of the many programs and events, like the Art After Dark series, guest speakers, artist tours, and musical performances. Admission to the museum is free for all on Fridays and Saturdays.

For a beautiful, quintessential beach experience, head to Municipal Beach and its golden sands and turquoise waters. Kept clean and clear by the city of Palm Beach, the public beach is open for swimming, sunbathing, and sandcastle-building, and offers a perfect view of the sunrise over the Atlantic.

Take a ferry or boat ride to the 80-acre Peanut Island, an oasis that's home to lush gardens, nature reserves, picnic areas, a pier, and a boat dock. Walk the scenic paved paths, head to the dock for a fishing, sailing, or snorkeling expedition, and enjoy one of the many recreational and water activities.