Worth Avenue, Palm Beach
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A sumptuous street with Spanish archways and courtyards and unique shops for the extremely rich.
A beautiful, spacious, open part of Waikiki Beach, and tons for kids to do!
A sumptuous street with Spanish archways and courtyards and unique shops for the extremely rich.
Beach area where partying college students live and SeaWorld visitors stay, with bland 1950s architecture, bad traffic, and dirty beach, but some wonderful finds such as Moray's at Sail Bay.
Places to eat and drink with tons of atmosphere and mostly on the intracoastal waterway.
Glass-enclosed garden of unique and interesting tropical plants and flowers that the whole family loves! Gorgeous building on a hill, above formal gardens.
A sumptuous street with Spanish archways and courtyards and unique shops for the extremely rich.
Magical enclosed butterfly garden where hundreds of colorful butterflies flutter around you in a tropical rainforest setting.
1920s hotel with regal palm-lined entrance, spectacular ceilings in the lobby, palm courtyard where you can enjoy a coffee, and short ocean promenade.
Adorable houses with gardens full of flowers, and streets leading down to lookout points over the ocean.
Small shopping plaza with attractive landscaping and design, and beautiful bar area with yellow chairs and tables, fountains, and flowers.
One of the best botanical gardens, with its beautiful canopy walk, winding paths under giant trees, tropical conservatory, and imaginative children's garden.
Places to eat and drink with tons of atmosphere and mostly on the intracoastal waterway.
Glass-enclosed garden of unique and interesting tropical plants and flowers that the whole family loves! Gorgeous building on a hill, above formal gardens.
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