Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast
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1. Blowing Rocks Preserve
BeachManaged by the Nature Conservancy, this protected area on Jupiter Island is headlined by an almost otherworldly looking limestone shelf that...Read More
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2. Delray Municipal Beach
BeachIf you're looking for a place to see and be seen, head for this wide expanse of sand, the heart of which is where Atlantic Avenue meets A1A...Read More
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3. Henry Morrison Flagler Museum
Historic HomeThe worldly sophistication of Florida's Gilded Age lives on at Whitehall, the plush 55-room "marble palace" Henry Flagler commissioned in 1901...Read More
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4. Hobe Sound Nature Center
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThough located in the Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge, this nature center is an independent organization. The exhibit hall houses live baby...Read More
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5. John D. MacArthur Beach State Park
BeachIf getting far from rowdy crowds is your goal, this spot on the north end of Singer Island is a good choice. Encompassing 2 miles of beach and...Read More
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6. Jonathan Dickinson State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)This serene state park provides a glimpse of predevelopment "real" Florida. A beautiful showcase of Florida inland habitat, the park teems with...Read More
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7. Jupiter Beach
BeachFamous throughout all of Florida for a unique pooch-loving stance, the town of Jupiter's beach welcomes Yorkies, Labs, pugs—you name it—along...Read More
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8. Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum
Museum/GalleryDesigned by Civil War hero Lieutenant George Gordon Meade, this working brick lighthouse has been under the Coast Guard's purview since 1860...Read More
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9. Loggerhead Park Marine Life Center of Juno Beach
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeLocated in a certified green building in Loggerhead Park—and established by Eleanor N. Fletcher, the "turtle lady of Juno Beach"—the center...Read More
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10. Manatee Lagoon
Educational InstitutionOnce a casual spot next to the local electric plant's discharge waters, this center celebrating the manatee—South Florida's popular winter visitors...Read More
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11. McKee Botanical Garden
GardenOn the National Register of Historic Places, the 18-acre plot is a tropical jungle garden—one of the most lush and serene around. This is the...Read More
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12. Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens
GardenThe boonies west of Delray Beach seems an odd place to encounter one of the region's most important cultural centers, but this is exactly where...Read More
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13. Norton Museum of Art
Museum/GalleryThe museum (constructed in 1941 by steel magnate Ralph H. Norton and his wife, Elizabeth) has grown to become one of the most impressive in...Read More
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14. Sebastian Inlet State Park
BeachThe 1,000-acre park, which runs from the tip of Orchid Island across the passage to the barrier island just north, is one of the Florida park...Read More
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15. The Breakers
ResortBuilt by Henry Flagler in 1896 and rebuilt by his descendants after a 1925 fire, this magnificent Italian Renaissance–style resort helped launch...Read More
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16. Worth Avenue
Pedestrian MallCalled the Avenue by Palm Beachers, this half-mile-long street is synonymous with exclusive shopping. Nostalgia lovers recall an era when faces...Read More
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17. A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery
Museum/GalleryWorks by one of Florida's foremost landscape artists and leader of The Highwaymen artist group, Albert Ernest Backus (1906–90), are on display...Read More
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18. Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens
GardenThis landmarked complex is a testament to the creative genius of the late American sculptor Ann Weaver Norton (1905–82), who was the second...Read More
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19. Armory Art Center
Educational InstitutionBuilt by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in 1939, this art deco facility is now a nonprofit art school hosting rotating exhibitions...Read More
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20. Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThe most robust part of the northern Everglades, this 221-square-mile refuge is one of two huge water-retention areas accounting for much of...Read More
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