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Mizner, on the other hand, came to Palm Beach decades after.
A luncheon at Mrs Reed Albee’s house, Palm Beach, Florida, April 1968.
(Speaking of Miami, its a mere hour-ish journey away on the celebrated Brightline train.)
If not to stay, then for a cocktail beneath the hanging garden on the terrace.
Those looking for a discrete haven should look no further.
The clock tower on Worth Ave at sunset.
Onsite is the noteworthy and not-to-be-missed Cafe Boulud and a spa offering post-beach blowouts and more.
Because if you dont do Palm Beach by boat, did you really do Palm Beach?
LR
Undoubtedly Palm Beachs most historic hotel is The Breakers.
Photo: Courtesy of The Colony
With 538 rooms, to call the hotel sprawling would be an understatement.
Spacious rooms and suites feature coral-colored headboards and artistic touches, with some offering private patios.
Should you book a suite, a dream-worthy kitchen will ensure you feel right at home.
An outpost of the Milanese hotspot, the Italian eatery offers fine dining in exquisite surroundings.
The courtyard transports patrons to Europe or, perhaps more accurately, a cinematic fantasy of Europe.
Ian Malone
With eateries in all the buzzy destinations, Le Bilboquet’s Palm Beach outpost is no exception.
Photo: Courtesy of The Breakers
In addition to its upscale lunch menu and glitzy dinner scene, this location serves a decadent breakfast.
What a perfect way to start the day!
Elisee Browchuk
Steps from Worth Avenue, The Brazilian Court provides elegant accommodation in an ideal location.
Photo: Courtesy of Palm House
The Spanish Colonial compound is a labyrinth of courtyards filled with fountains and flowering plants.
Downstairs, Cafe Boulud provides one of the finest culinary experiences on the island.
IM
Palm Beach, for all its virtues, is not known for its nightlife.
Image courtesy of: White Elephant
The music is electric and drinks flow late.
IM
After a morning spent shopping on Worth Avenue, a buzzy lunch at Ta-boo is well deserved.
EB
What better way to spend the day than with a poolside lunch?
Photo: Courtesy of The Brazilian Court/Valentina Quijada
An Arnold Palmer and poke bowl from Swiftys at The Colony will certainly hit the spot.
And lets not forget La Goulue!
The iconic East 61st Street French brasserie (est.
The trellis walls inside the old school eatery of Ta-boo.
- touched down in Palm Beach in 2020 to great fanfare.
Come for the cheese souffle (a must), and stay for the vibes.
Every part of the house, perfectly preserved and open to the public, was intended to dazzle.
The approach of Whitehall, the former home of Henry Flagler.
Over a century later, the splendor remains undiminished.
The historic home, a charming 1925 property, is open to visitors and houses rotating exhibitions.
LR
If youre staying at a hotel, chances are its stocked with beach cruisers at the ready.
The entrance of the Norton Museum.
Before even entering the museum, guests are greeted with Claes Oldenburgs Typewriter Eraser, Scale X, 1999.
Inside, more masterworks can be found, as can a slick eatery, The Restaurant at The Norton.
Located in West Palm Beach, the theatre will round out almost any Palm Beach itinerary.
Image: Courtesy of the Kravis Center
Alexis Bennett
Few shopping avenues are as scenic as Worth Avenue.
It starts at the beachside Worth Avenue Clock Tower and ends with a series of condos edged with balconies.
LR
For a very Palm Beach retail experience, Kassatlys is not to be missed.
A Tiffany store on a pictureseque corner of Worth Avenue.
House guests looking for something to help them avoid showing up empty-handed might want to drop in.
