Palm Beach County is located 70 miles north of Miami, 60 miles west of the Bahamas and the furthest east on Florida's Atlantic Coast. The Gulf Stream flows closest to the US off Palm Beach Counties shores which keeps the temparture mild in the winter and cool in the summer (Avg Temp = 75*F, Avg Water Temp= 80*F). West Palm Beach has world class shopping, golfing, fishing and is considered the capital of Art & Culture in Florida. Palm Beach County has 47 Miles of picture postcard beaches lined with cocoanut trees & sea oats. During the winter months Palm Beach is the wealthiest place in the world.

City Place Downtown West Palm Beach, FL	55 spectacular acres in downtown West Palm Beach featuring world class shops and restaurants in an architecturally distinct complex reminiscent of a European town center.
Clematis Street Clematis Street West Palm Beach, FL	Every Thursday (5:00-9:30PM) night in downtown West Palm Beach Clematis street comes alive with "Clematis by Night" festival. The festival has craft vendors and award-winning Fountain side Concert Series featuring the area’s best rock, r&b, reggae, blues, soul and swing music. Feel the beat, move to the music and absorb the aromas of ethnic food.
Beaches	Palm Beach County has 47 Miles of picture postcard beaches lined with cocoanut trees & sea oats. Very little of the beach is commercialized and there are numeruous parks along the beautiful coast to enjoy. Average water temparature is 80*F which offers world class fishing & SCUBA
Roger Dean Stadium & Abacoa Town Center Jupiter, FL	In the early spring, baseball fans from all over the country flock to the area to enjoy an intimate baseball game at Roger Dean Stadium which is spring training home to the St. Louis Cardinals and Florida Marlins. During the regular baseball season the stadium is home to the farm teams Palm Beach Cardinals and Jupiter Hammerheads. Abocao towncenter is located across the street from Roger Dean stadium which offers a variety of shops and restaurants.
Flagler Museum Coconut Row and Whitehall Way Palm Beach, FL 33480 561-655-2833	In 1902, Henry Flagler (Co-founder of Standard Oil) built the Gilded Age estate, Whitehall, for his wife Mary Lily Kenan in Palm Beach. Today, Whitehall is a National Historic Landmark and is open to the public as the Flagler Museum. Flagler's Florida East Coast Railway (FEC) linked the entire east coast of Florida, from Jacksonville to Key West, establishing agriculture and tourism as Florida's leading industries.
Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Jupiter, FL 561-747-8380	The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse has been guiding mariners since 1860. It's an important light house because it marks the eastern most part of Florida. Come climb to the top and see a breathtaking view of the Jupiter Inlet. Tours available Sunday - Wednesday from 10:00AM to 3:15PM Admission.
Worth Avenue Palm Beach, FL	Palm Beach's Worth Avenue is comparable to Beverly Hills' Rodeo Drive. Worth Avenue has high-end boutiques, art galleries, world-class jewelries and a variety of restaurants that are a must for the discriminating shopper.
Lion Country Safari 2003 Lion Country Safari Road Loxahatchee, FL 33470 561-793-1084	As America’s first drive-through "cageless" zoo, Lion Country Safari has been a leader in conservation since 1967. Lion Country provides a habitat in which many endangered or threatened species live and reproduce.
Norton Museum of Art 1451 South Olive Avenue West Palm Beach, FL 33401 561-832-5196	The Norton Museum, identified as the "best in the State of Florida and one of the finest for a museum of its size in the United States," consists of over 4,500 works concentrated in 19th and 20th century European, Renaissance and Baroque, American, Chinese and Contemporary art, Photography, and works on paper.

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