Palm Beach - richly cultured
Riding around town on bicycles, my 11 year old son stopped and picked up a $20 bill from the ground - those small denominations certainly do crowd up one's wallet.
Restaurants
Cucina Dell 'Arte
This local favorite is popular at all times of day and reservations are accepted - for breakfast, too. Lunch and Dinner served and also popular with many familiar Italian choices. 257 Royal Poinciana Way.
Places to Stay
The Four Seasons
You know you're in the lap of luxury when the Four Seasons is the best deal in town - well, it's not really in town, but further south almost in Lake Worth. Cab fare to Worth Avenue comes at a hefty price and offers no cute shopping bag as souvenir. This Five Diamond property is, of course, oceanfront and is elegant in almost every respect. 2800 South Ocean Blvd.
The Breakers
The most famous resort built by Henry Flagler and dates back to 1896. The combination of fine tapestries and hardwoods along with the Italian styling of the main hotel set the stage for one of Florida's top rated resorts. Over 500 units on a beachfront location in the heart of Palm Beach. One South Country Road.
Attractions
Flagler Museum
Built in 1902 and referred to as "Whitehall" this is the home that Henry built. Now open as a museum, its well worth the visit to peer into the past and get a glimpse of what life was like at the dawn of the 20th Century. Also on display is the private rail car of Mr. Flagler. At the intersections of Coconut Row and Whitehall Way.
Local Resources
Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce
400 Royal Palm Way
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