Palm Beach, Florida, is known for its beaches, arts scene, upscale shopping experiences and historical landmarks. Worth Avenue, often compared to Beverly Hills’ Rodeo Drive, is Palm Beach’s premier shopping destination. This elegant street is lined with high-end boutiques, art galleries, and fine dining, all set within Mediterranean-style architecture. The charming courtyards, branching off the avenue offer a delightful maze of specialty shops and cafes.
For a taste of local history and nostalgia, Green’s Pharmacy and Soda Fountain is a must-visit. Established in 1938, Green’s has been a staple in Palm Beach for decades, serving as both a pharmacy and a classic soda fountain. Visitors can step back in time and enjoy traditional soda fountain favorites such as milkshakes, ice cream sodas, and classic American diner fare. Green’s Pharmacy retains its old-fashioned charm, providing a unique and authentic Palm Beach experience.
Palm Beach is also home to an eclectic mix of architectural styles including many mid-century modern apartment buildings. The President of Palm Beach, located at 2505 South Ocean Boulevard celebrates the 1960's. Designed by architect Norman Robson, is a pre-cast concrete and aggregate stone curved building is a 95-unit, six-story condominium. Other building highlight details forms of details from this playful era of experimentation in architecture.
The Society of the Four Arts is a local cultural organization founded in 1936 is home to sculpture and botanical gardens, a library and children's library. They offer performances, gallery shows, speakers and events.
Palm beach has pristine beaches that are fun soak in the sun, collect shells, play in the sand, birdwatch and splash in the waves. Between March and October the beach is also the place for sea turtles to bury their eggs and build nests.
