PALM SPRINGS
An age-old lure for Hollywood stars, artists and architects, wellness seekers and outdoor adventurers, Palm Springs has always represented a slice of rarefied desert life. In recent years, festivals like Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival, Stagecoach, Modernism Week and the Palm Springs International Film Festival have caused this once-quiet desert oasis to explode in popularity. But Palm Springs isn’t so saturated with stars yet that you can’t still find a modernist treasure of your own, or experience Palm Springs Art Museum or treasures such as hot mineral springs or hikes into the San Jacinto Mountains in peace. California’s desert paean to high design can still be your great escape.
Things to love about PALM SPRINGS
An increasingly cohesive and walkable downtown
Modernist design is everywhere
Architecture tours—especially during Modernism Week
High design in a yet-unspoiled natural desert environment
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White buildings are plentiful in Palm Springs, as they go wonderfully with the natural desertscape. Mid-century modern architecture is the style of many homes and buildings.
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Palm Springs is a desert town, making it a popular snowbird destination for those looking for a warmer weather during the colder months.
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Classic cars are part of the vintage vibe in Palm Springs. Collectors enjoy attending auctions and visiting the exotic car showrooms in town.
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Clean lines and a mid-century modern aesthetic dictate the design of this building, surrounded by desert plants common to the area.
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PALM SPRINGS
Palm Springs is the home to many film festivals, public art displays, museums, and parks.
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