WEST PALM BEACH
Incorporated in 1894, the city of West Palm Beach nods to Palm Beach across the Lake Worth Lagoon. It is even older than Miami; therefore, West Palm Beach can lay claim to a slew of beloved and historic neighborhoods, including Bel Air, El Cid and Flamingo Park. Such a mature community offers respected cultural institutions, chief among them Florida's largest museum, the Norton Museum of Art. Fans of pop music, classic cars, film and sports will find festivals and events to entertain them, while historic Clematis Street boasts premier shopping.
Things to love about WEST PALM BEACH
Easy access to legendary beaches
Festivals and sporting events
Mature cultural enviornment
South Florida's version of urban resort living
WEST PALM BEACH
Activities on the water are a fun way to spent the day. Residents can go boating, yachting, fishing, and sightseeing to enjoy the West Palm Beach coast.
WEST PALM BEACH
There are so many excellent beaches in the West Palm Beach areaùresidents can explore them all, or settle down on the boardwalk of their favorite one to enjoy the views.
WEST PALM BEACH
Walking along the water is a relaxing way to take in the ocean breezes in West Palm Beach.
WEST PALM BEACH
The downtown area of West Palm Beach, especially Clematis St., which runs horizontally through the neighborhood, offers great restaurants and nightlife.
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WEST PALM BEACH
No-fuss condo living is plentiful along the lagoon, with the top towers offering boat slips; mansions of various styles appear from the waterline to the city furthest western reaches.
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