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Treehouse is highest point in Palm Beach County to see Palm Beach and the downtown West Palm Beach skyline.  It is located at the Hilton Hotel in West Palm Beach.  A nighttime view from the tallest rooftop in town is perfect for special occasions with a loved one, family, or friends. It is very special at the onset of sunset, overlooking downtown.  Sunset is the perfect time for a toast. 

Canopy’s rooftop bar, Treehouse, is poolside on the top of the 13th floor. Treehouse will serve lighter bites and shareable plates with a local Florida and Caribbean cuisine theme.  The concept is for it to look like nature is reclaiming the building. There is a six-story green wall, and it appears to look like the concrete and the stucco is broken by the roots…

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Restaurants worth the drive to Palm Beach, North Palm Beach, or Palm Beach Gardens. Here in Southern Florida restaurants come and go, but good ones stick around! Try at a couple eateries and decide for yourself.

Northeasterners may already be familiar with Almond, which has restaurants in the Flatiron district and Bridgehampton (in Southampton, Long Island), and is known for its artisanal French-influenced comfort cuisine and ethnic street food. Now the style isle of Palm Beach has a location opening. The address is 207 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach. 561-355-5080 .  AlmondRestaurant.com.

Farmer’s Table in North Palm Beach just opened this Christmas with a sprawling 20,000 square-foot restaurant at the Village of North Palm Beach Country Club…

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The island of Palm Beach is not only home to million dollars mansions and socialites but also home to upscale shopping, art galleries, museums, historic hotels, and award-winning restaurants. Palm trees line the beautiful streets filled with history and plenty of things to do. 

Next time you make your way over to Palm Beach, make sure to check out everything the town has to offer.

Things to Do:

Shop and Dine on Worth Avenue: The famous Worth Avenue is known to be one of the most iconic streets on the island. The street features high-end shopping and award-winning restaurants.

Visit The Flagler Museum: One of the island’s most famous estates is open for visitors to tour. The estate was once home to Henry Flagler, the American industrialist and…

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Its that time again for the 28th annual Pet Parade and Contest happening along Worth Avenue. The annual event is a local Palm Beach favorite.

This Saturday bring your beloved dog, cat, bunny, or whatever cuddly pet you have and cruise down the runway dressed in costume. All pets and all sizes are welcomed to join in on the day of fun. The event takes place in Via Amore, right off Worth Avenue. The popular event draws hundreds of spectators every year.

Registration for the Pet Parade and Costume Contest begins at 9 am and the contest will begin at 10 am. Costumes and embellishments are required for stage competition. Owners of pets will be competing for great prizes and the honor of being one of Palm Beach’s doggy divas.

Palm Beach Pet Contest…

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Located in the heart of Palm Beach Island is the growing and popular Royal Poinciana Plaza. The newly renovated 180,000 square foot outdoor lifestyle and shopping center is filled with lush gardens and two elegant courtyards located on the corner of Royal Poinciana Way and Cocoanut Road.

The Plaza was built in 1957 by architect and builder John Volk. Volk is known for designing homes for the Vanderbilt’s, Pulitzers, Dodges, DuPonts, and Fords. The iconic black and white checkered floor and iron detail is an example of his signature Palm Beach style. A few years ago, the Plaza had undergone renovations that would bring the iconic Plaza back to its original style.

Today, The Royal Poinciana Plaza is home to high end shops, boutiques, and award-winning…

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The famous Worth Avenue is known to be one of the most famous and iconic streets on the island of Palm Beach. The famous avenue is home to luxurious, high-end shops and award-winning restaurants. 

Worth Avenue stretches from the Palm Beach Clock Tower and the Atlantic Ocean to the intracoastal waterway and marina to the west. Low story buildings line with street with rows of palm trees and beautiful landscaping. The buildings have a Spanish influence designed by Addison Misner in the 1920’s. Throughout Worth Avenue, many Vias, Courtyards, and Esplanades are off to the side featuring more restaurants and boutiques. 

Many compare Worth Avenue in Palm Beach to New York’s Fifth Avenue or Beverly Hill’s Rodeo Drive and is considered one of the most…

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One of Palm Beach Island’s most exclusive estates is open to visitors for tours. The Flagler Museum, formally known as Whitehall was the estate of the American Industrialist and the islands founders, Henry M. Flagler. The grand estate features more than 100,000 square feet that is filled with some of the most important history of Palm Beach.

The island’s famous landmark was commissioned by Flagler to be a winter estate for himself and his wife Mary as a wedding gift in 1902. The home served as their winter estate until Flagler’s death in 1913. Henry M. Flagler is known to be the founder of Standard Oil and a very important man in shaping Palm Beach and its history. The home was commissioned by Flagler to John Carrere and Thomas Hastings to design and…

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The dining industry is continuing to grow in Palm Beach County. Everyday, several new restaurants, cafes, and bars are opening to the public for business.

Here is a glimpse of restaurants that have recently opened or are planning to open in the upcoming weeks.

Northern Palm Beach County

Andalucia Tapas Bar: Now open in Tequesta

Duke’s Tacos and Margs: Now open in Jupiter’s Downtown Abacoa

Charlie and Joe’s at Love Street: Planning to open mid-February in the Jupiter Inlet District

Portofino Bistro Mediterraneo: Now open in Juno Beach

Kitchen North: Now open in Alton’s Town Center in Palm Beach Gardens

Avocado Cantina: Now open in Downtown Palm Beach Gardens

Central Palm Beach County

Elizabetta’s: Now open on the waterfront in…

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The iconic Palm Beach hotel, The Breakers is celebrating its 125th Anniversary in 2021. The hotel was founded by Henry M. Flagler, one of America’s great industrialist. The Breakers Hotel was founded in 1896 by Flagler, and Flagler is known to have transformed South Florida into a popular vacation destination.

Henry M. Flagler first made his debut on the island with the construction of The Royal Poinciana, a six-story hotel located on the intracoastal side of the island. Today, The Royal Poinciana Plaza is home to numerous high-end shops and boutiques and award-winning restaurants. Two years later in 1896, Flagler began construction and what would become the iconic Breakers Hotel.

During the hotel’s 125 years, the hotel unfortunately had two fires,…

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SoulCycle has returned to Palm Beach. The popular spin class has moved into the Royal Poinciana Plaza for its third year in a row for its new SoulOutside by SoulCycle series.

The outdoor spin classes begin just before Christmas on Wednesday, December 23rd and will continue for a few months. SoulCycle first started bringing their popular and energetic spin classes to Palm Beach three years ago as part of their DestinationSoul program. The program brought SoulCycle spin classes to areas where there is not a SoulCycle studio nearby. The closet SoulCycle studio to Palm Beach County is in Miami with locations in Brickell, Miami Beach, and Coral Gables.

Through the new SoulOutside series, SoulCycle is taking their 45-minute indoor cycle class completely…

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