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sassyredux · 3 months ago
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I flew half way across the country for 12 hours (from touch down to take off) to visit the Flagler Museum in Palm Beach Florida, for the sole purpose of having the opportunity to witness an exhibit showcasing a collection of works from my most beloved artist, Alphonse Mucha.
I fell so incredibly ill the week of this trip, and I was terrified that I would not make it. I did, and it was beyond words. This trip was so much more than I’d bargained for. It is truly one of the most magnificent bits of magic I’ve manifested for my self in a long long time. I look back at this adventure often, and my heart is so grateful for what it’s given me. It was truly a lifelong dream that has been fulfilled.
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jamesscottsi · 2 years ago
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West Palm Beach from Palm Beach Island at dusk. #canon #eosr5 #R5 #HDR #westpalmbeach #sunset #dusk #photography (at Henry Morrison Flagler Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoLorS4L99s/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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deanmitchellgroupfl · 2 years ago
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Discover the Allure of West Palm Beach, Florida
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West Palm Beach, Florida, is a captivating coastal haven that effortlessly combines tropical beauty with a vibrant urban atmosphere. Nestled in Palm Beach County, this enchanting city offers a plethora of activities and attractions that make it an irresistible place to call home.
Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of West Palm Beach. Bask in the year-round sunshine on pristine sandy shores, such as Palm Beach and Singer Island, while enjoying the gentle ocean breeze. Explore the diverse marine life through snorkeling or diving adventures in the crystal-clear waters. For a tranquil escape, visit the stunning Mounts Botanical Garden, showcasing an array of exotic flora and fauna.
Venture into the heart of the city and discover the best things to do in West Palm Beach. Explore the vibrant downtown district, home to trendy shops, upscale restaurants, and lively entertainment venues. Indulge in retail therapy at the luxurious Palm Beach Outlets or explore the artistic masterpieces at the Norton Museum of Art. Don't miss a visit to the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, a stunning Gilded Age mansion that offers a glimpse into the city's fascinating history.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the city offers a wealth of recreational opportunities. Tee off at world-class golf courses, go kayaking in the picturesque Loxahatchee River, or take a leisurely stroll through the scenic Grassy Waters Preserve. The vibrant Clematis Street, with its eclectic mix of bars, nightclubs, and live music venues, ensures a lively nightlife experience.
In conclusion, West Palm Beach, Florida, is a captivating destination that seamlessly blends natural beauty with a thriving urban scene. Whether you seek sun-soaked beaches, cultural enrichment, or exciting outdoor adventures, this city has it all. Embrace the charm of West Palm Beach and unlock a lifestyle filled with endless possibilities.
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Water damage can be devastating, but with our swift and comprehensive restoration services, we can minimize the impact and restore your property to its pre-loss condition. In the event of a fire, we employ specialized techniques to clean and repair fire-damaged areas, eliminating odors and restoring your home's safety. Additionally, our mold remediation services address the root cause of mold infestations and restore a healthy living environment.
We extend our sincere gratitude to you for taking the time to explore the wonders of West Palm Beach and learn about Dean Mitchell Restoration. We hope this article has provided valuable insights and inspired you to consider this remarkable city as your next home. For more information or to discuss your restoration needs, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to assisting you in your journey to a restored and thriving home.
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aupaysdesalligators · 2 years ago
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Jeudi 29 décembre
Nous avons eu droit à une journée superbe dans les environs de West Palm Beach: ciel bleu avec quelques nuages décoratifs, température confortable, sans humidité. En matinée, deux randonnées dans Grassy Waters Preserve, un grand parc naturel au milieu des zones marécageuses. La première, Hog Hammock Trail, permettait de parcourir une forêt tropicale dense peuplée de nombreux palmiers et pins (photos 1 et 2); c’était désert, nous étions presque les seuls randonneurs. La seconde, Cypress Boardwalk Trail, traversait une forêt de cyprès chauves et se terminait sur une grande plaine marécageuse (photo 3). En après-midi, nous avons visité le Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, un manoir achevé en 1902 par Henry Flagler, richissime homme d’affaire ayant notamment développé le réseau de chemin de fer de la Floride et permis son développement touristique (photo 4). Il n’y a pas de jardins, mais les pièces y sont richement décorées selon les goûts du Gilded Age américain: à titre d’exemples, le Drawing Room (photo 5) et le Dining Room (photo 6). Par la suite, balade dans les rues de Palm Beach, bordées de luxueuses maisons; nous avons été étonnés par les nombreuses haies de ces maisons, finement taillées, d’une densité incroyable, et parfois ornées de fleurs. Nous avons marché sur Ocean Boulevard, qui longe la plage (photos 7 et 8). À certains endroits, les riches demeures disposent d’une « cour avant »: la maison est située du côté de la rue opposé à la mer, et la cour se trouve de l’autre côté du boulevard, en bordure de la plage (photo 9). Enfin, nous sommes passés devant le très chic Breakers Hotel (photo 10), où nous n’avons pas passé la nuit ! ;)
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winterhill-aria · 5 years ago
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Ceiling Detail; Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, Palm Beach, Florida
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tynatunis · 6 years ago
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Old Gold Palm Beach... A beautiful array of ures and details in the shutter crazed courtyard of the Henry Flagler house, Whitehall, in Palm Beach. 💚 Loved and Shared #bytyna Thanks ever so much @austinmill for this discovery (à Henry Morrison Flagler Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt2n4SZBeis/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=l0eam1yvmmrg
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prophetkem · 3 years ago
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A view of West Palm Beach from Whitehall (Home of Henry Flagler) in Palm Beach. Check out the yachts at Palm Beach Yacht Club. #floridachronicles🌻🌻🌞🌴🌴 #vacationtime #historylover (at Henry Morrison Flagler Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CS0etEQM6HhFJ_2x52dttzOiC1AvEc2d1cCnQ80/?utm_medium=tumblr
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dr-pasm · 3 years ago
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Un saludo muy especial a mis amigos, que de esta salimos todos. Después de la tormenta siempre viene la calma. Una ley universal de la vida que nos enseña a ser pacientes y sabios. (en Henry Morrison Flagler Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CR8S5xsrpnr/?utm_medium=tumblr
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sassyredux · 3 months ago
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Alphonse Mucha exhibition, 2024
At Henry Morrison Flagler Museum
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myhauntedsalem · 7 years ago
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Flagler Mansion
The Flagler mansion, also known as Whitehall, was built by one of the founders of Standard Oil named Henry Flagler for his third wife.
Construction began in July of 1900 and was completed on 6th February 1902. The home was presented to his wife, Mary Lily as a wedding present, though the couple were so insanely rich it was only used as a winter residence, with the couple travelling there from their other homes in one of several private rail cars.
Henry Flagler died at the age of 83 from injuries sustained from falling down a marble staircase in 1913, with his wife passing away 4 years later. The property was passed to their niece, Louise Clisby Wise Lewis who immediately sold the property to investors. These investors added a 300 room, 10 Storey addition to the west side of the building, as well as removing some of the original rooms such as Mr Flaglers offices and the housekeepers apartment, as well as major changes to the kitchen and pantry.
The site was due to be demolished in 1959 but was saved by one of Henrys granddaughters who started the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum non profit corporation. They purchased the building and it opened as a museum the next year. In 1963 the 10 Storey addition was demolished as part of the preparations of opening it to the public.
Today it is registered as a National Historic Landmark and remains open to the public, offering tours and hosting functions such as weddings and exhibits.
The number of ghosts that haunt the mansion is thought to be few, but they certainly like to make their presence known to unsuspecting visitors. As you may have guessed the main ghostly occupant of the house is that of Henry Flagler himself, who died from injuries received from falling down one of the marble stair cases in the home, though his actual place of death was the local hospital.
There are many stories about how he likes to make himself known, with the common reports of his presence coming from the area which used to be his offices. He was known to spend huge amounts of time in his office and it seems even after his death he’s not prepared to let it go.
Tales of his apparition being seen in the room along with stories of the lights dimming on their own, as if they were not receiving enough electricity.
Foot steps from corridors and rooms known to be empty are amongst the other reports of this place, and orbs can often be captured throughout, especially in the dining room and kitchen.
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toojaysrestaurant · 4 years ago
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All New Palm Beach Restaurant Page
All new Palm Beach Restaurant Page on TooJay’s.com https://www.toojays.com/location/palm-beach-restaurant-royal-poinciana-plaza/TooJay’s Palm Beach, Florida About Palm Beach, Florida Located on Palm Beach Island and separated from the mainland by the Lake Worth Lagoon, Palm Beach is a popular South Florida destination. Palm Beach is known for its glitzy estates and beaches, including the long, sandy Palm Beach Municipal Beach. As a popular shopping and dining destination, Palm Beach’s Worth Avenue is lined with upscale boutiques, galleries, and restaurants. Exquisite art and antique furnishings can be found at the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, inside the hotel and railroad tycoon’s colossal mansion.Additional Palm Beach Links: For the most recent news in Palm Beach,  be sure to check out the Palm Beach Post and to find out what the weather is like before deciding to dine on one of our patios; you can check the Palm Beach Accuweather site or the WPBF Palm Beach Local Weather.  Serving Delicious Food in Palm Beach TooJay’s Deli in Palm Beach, the chain’s flagship location since 1981, is a great place to grab a bite to eat after shopping at Valentina Kova, Beach by Everything but Water,  Serenella, or visiting the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum. Whatever your plans are in Palm Beach, FL, TooJay’s has the perfect solution for your everyday dining needs. We are conveniently located at 313 Royal Poinciana Way, in The Royal Poinciana Plaza, on the Island of Palm Beach, east of the Flagler Memorial Bridge. We serve breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner! Our menu offers a wide variety of delicious options, including classic deli favorites like our:Breakfast Soups and Salads Classic Comfort Food Entrees Burgers, Dips, and Sandwiches Desserts and other Bakery favorites Dining-in with TooJay’s During COVID-19 COVID-19 has changed the way our guests enjoy dining-in, and we have adapted our dining experience to ensure your safety. These are a few of our safety measures that are in place in every one of our restaurants:All staff members are required to wear masks and receive temperature checks before beginning their shifts. Paper Menus that are disposed of after use QR code Menus available at every table Regular sanitation of high touch surfaces Contactless Curbside is available when you order online (view our curbside experience here) Outdoor and Patio Dining. To learn more about our patio dining experience, please check out our patio dining blog post here.   TooJay’s Online Ordering for Take-out, Curbside, and Delivery in Palm Beach, FL TooJay’s also offers online ordering, takeout, and delivery for your convenience. Our online ordering process allows you to schedule your meals in advance and then pick your order for takeout or Curbside at a time that is convenient to your schedule! We also offer delivery through our 3rd party partners like Uber Eats and DoorDash. TooJay’s Delicious Rewards Loyalty Program We offer a unique loyalty program, where our guests can earn points towards every purchase. For every dollar you spend, you will earn 1 point. After reaching 100 points, a $5 reward is added to your account. Besides earning points, we also have special giveaways and offers that make dining with TooJay’s extremely rewarding!  Our app is available for download on both iOS and Android app stores. We know that not everyone is comfortable with navigating apps, so you can sign-up for our loyalty program online here. We are an Award-Winning Deli in Palm Beach TooJay’s award-winning menu has been acknowledged with the 2019 Best of Palm Beach County Award for Best Sandwich Shop and Best Dessert from The Palm Beach Post, 2018 Best of the Menu Tracker for its Nova Latkes from Nation’s Restaurant News, the 2019 and 2018 Restaurant Neighbor Award as a State Winner from the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation for its work with Feeding Florida, and the 2019 and 2018 Dining Award for Best Deli from Orlando Magazine.Catering in Palm Beach TooJay’s has catered over half-a-million events, from receptions to office parties to meetings and seminars. TooJay’s Catering complements any occasion with delicious party platters that show your good taste. Every TooJay’s catering order reflects TooJay’s famous attention to detail and presentation, and we will even deliver it to your event.Rely on your local Palm Beach Catering team for everything from gourmet platters to imaginative buffets and full-service dinner parties. Our professional catering personnel provides the most pleasing food presentation and service crucial to any occasion’s success. Supplement your morning meetings with fresh bagels, danishes, and muffins from TooJay’s sensational bakery. Or select a sliced meat platter, sandwich platter, or wrap platter to make your office luncheons more memorable. Doing dinner? Set the pace with a hot entrée buffet sure to please even the pickiest of eaters. Learn more about our delicious catering options here. TooJay’s Catering Contact Information for Palm Beach Island Immediate catering needs, please contact the Palm Beach restaurant directly. Palm Beach Area Catering Representative: Tel. 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miaccattie · 4 years ago
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Palm Beach, Florida is not just a place where you can enjoy the sun, sand, and beaches. It is also a place where you can visit art galleries and cultural centers. With Palm Beach luxury real estate, you're not only near the sparkling Atlantic waters, but also to some of the best works of art in the world.
Here are some of the places where you can indulge in Palm Beach's art scene:
Hangen/Thompson Art Gallery. To get a look at some of the best custom fine art in Palm Beach, drop by at Hangen/Thompson Art Gallery along Peruvian Avenue, a gallery owned by painters Cecily Hangen and Sandra Thompson. Most of their art pieces reflect the vibrancy of Palm Beach and can easily bring color to dull walls in homes and commercial spaces.
Henry Morrison Flagler Museum. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum is located on Whitehall Way. Also known as Whitehall, the mansion-turned-museum can be traced back to the early 1900s. Designed in the Beaux Arts style, it was meant to compete with the Gilded Age mansions on Newport, Rhode Island and match the grand European palaces. Today, it plays host to world-class exhibitions focusing on artists and culture of the Gilded Age of America.
Wally Findlay Galleries International. If you want to see a wide variety of artworks in one location, Avenue south residence price list  you can visit Wally Findlay Galleries International, located along Worth Avenue. It features art pieces from the 19th century classics to cutting edge contemporary art. As one of the oldest galleries in America, the gallery has featured established artists from different generations.
Society of the Four Arts Cultural Center. To celebrate various forms of art, visit the Arts Plaza and check out the Society of the Four Arts Cultural Center. Here, you can experience art, music, literature, and drama all in one location. It has a library, a lecture hall, a film and a concert theater, an art gallery, and a sculpture garden. Built to meet the cultural needs of a resort community, Society of the Four Arts Cultural Center encourages residents and tourists to appreciate all forms of art and culture through regular exhibitions, concerts, lectures, film viewings, and other artistic activities.
Palm Beach, with its luxury condos and upscale real estate located near to some of the best art and cultural centers, is an ideal address for people who love to indulge in their artistic nature while enjoying a luxurious summer lifestyle all year round.
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bridalvalet · 5 years ago
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@mslaurendaversa @flaglermuseum #laurenandbryanswedding #lovewhatidodowhatilove #runningwiththebride #makingitlookeasy #bridalfairygodmothers #makingitlookeasy #caringforthedetails (at Henry Morrison Flagler Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8pDEZOgx6u/?igshid=1jhbgtzacwily
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cmonboardmiami · 5 years ago
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“The Alcazar Hotel in St. Augustine, Florida was built in 1888 and was often called “the castle of happy returns.” Built by Henry Morrison Flagler, founder of Standard Oil, the hotel hosted more than 25,000 guests during its early winter seasons. Flagler commissioned the hotel for wealthy tourists traveling to the South for the winter on his railroad. The hotel included many recreational activities including a casino, three-story grand ballroom, steam room, massage parlor, gymnasium, bowling alley, tennis courts, bicycle academy, sulfur baths, and the world’s largest indoor swimming pool at the time. After years as an elegant resort, the Alcazar closed in 1932 and was purchased in 1947 by Chicago publisher Otto C. Lightner to house his extensive Victorian era collection. He later turned it over to the city of St. Augustine.Designed in the Spanish Renaissance Revival style, the building is now the Lightner Museum and houses antiquities mostly from the American Gilded age. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places..
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franklinsam-blog1 · 5 years ago
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The Cannabis-Free Guide to West Palm Beach
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West Palm Beach occupies a unique space in the Sunshine State: The South Florida beach town feels slightly removed from, and a little sleepier than, it’s not-too-distant cousin Miami. But the drive (or train ride, on the recently opened, comfortable Brightline line) is worth it to get away and feel sublimely unhurried while taking in the historic decadence of the city. Of course, it doesn’t hurt to have a little cannabis on hand to take in the blue-hued vistas for those with medicinal cards, thanks to Florida’s booming medical-marijuana business and marijuana dispensary in west palm beach.
Here are five spots to take shelter and indulge in Floridian deliciousness in West Palm and neighboring Palm Beach.
The Breakers Palm Beach Even if you don’t actually stay at this historic and absurdly beautiful luxury hotel—and if you’re feeling flush with cash, you really can’t do better—you’d be woefully missing out if you don’t at least take a peek into its elaborate environs. Housed in an Italian Renaissance–style structure dating back to 1896, The Breakers has plenty that delights beyond its well-appointed rooms. The east-facing Seafood Bar’s large windows provide drop-dead views of the Atlantic Ocean, along with an elegant nautical atmosphere and fresh seafood. Adjoining the lobby, HMF offers a boisterous cocktail scene, and The Circle turns out breakfast within an architectural marvel of a room.
The Chesterfield Palm Beach When the ultra-high-end amenities of The Breakers feel out of reach, it’s hard to beat the value of The Chesterfield also in Palm Beach, where rooms run around $390a night. The hotel is in a smart-looking, white-hued landmark building with European-style rooms that don’t lack for idiosyncratic charm, plus a tranquil pool area. Plus, the hotel is ideally located on the Palm Beach island just next to West Palm.
Flagler Steakhouse Flagler Steakhouse is technically part of The Breakers Palm Beach, but the casual observer could easily miss it. Located in a separate, nearby building, the luxe restaurant elevates the familiar chophouse genre with old-school South Florida charm. Slip into a comfy rounded chair in the wooded space patriotically decorated in red, blue, and white, and dig into savvily executed classics like a wedge salad, well-crusted ribeye steak, and fries coated in parmesan. But don’t make the mistake of skipping standout seafood dishes while in this island gem, including locally sourced oysters and seared snapper.
Henry Morrison Flagler Museum West Palm Beach and Palm Beach are Flagler country. The developer was a key figure in the rapid growth of the South Florida region in the late 19th century and early 20th century. He lived in the opulent, 55-room Whitehall estate in Palm Beach, which easily outdoes lavish older manses in Northeastern and European cities. Whitehall now serves as the public Flagler Museum, which features guided tours, exhibitions, and, most importantly, a window into what it was like to retreat to the Sunshine State in winter as a tycoon in a bygone age.
Intracoastal Waterway Palm Beach should, ultimately, be enjoyed by spending as much time on the water as possible. The divider between the island and the rest of Florida is the Intracoastal Waterway, a 3,000-mile canal and wonder of engineering running along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Visit one of the marinas to charter your own boat, or join one of the many larger boating excursions in order to take in the area’s most breathtaking natural sights along with the always balmy weather.
Source – https://bit.ly/2YDHVuu
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smithbranden-blog · 5 years ago
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The Cannabis-Free Guide to West Palm Beach
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West Palm Beach occupies a unique space in the Sunshine State: The South Florida beach town feels slightly removed from, and a little sleepier than, it’s not-too-distant cousin Miami. But the drive (or train ride, on the recently opened, comfortable Brightline line) is worth it to get away and feel sublimely unhurried while taking in the historic decadence of the city. Of course, it doesn’t hurt to have a little cannabis on hand to take in the blue-hued vistas for those with medicinal cards, thanks to Florida’s booming medical-marijuana business and marijuana dispensary in west palm beach.
Here are five spots to take shelter and indulge in Floridian deliciousness in West Palm and neighboring Palm Beach.
The Breakers Palm Beach Even if you don’t actually stay at this historic and absurdly beautiful luxury hotel—and if you’re feeling flush with cash, you really can’t do better—you’d be woefully missing out if you don’t at least take a peek into its elaborate environs. Housed in an Italian Renaissance–style structure dating back to 1896, The Breakers has plenty that delights beyond its well-appointed rooms. The east-facing Seafood Bar’s large windows provide drop-dead views of the Atlantic Ocean, along with an elegant nautical atmosphere and fresh seafood. Adjoining the lobby, HMF offers a boisterous cocktail scene, and The Circle turns out breakfast within an architectural marvel of a room.
The Chesterfield Palm Beach When the ultra-high-end amenities of The Breakers feel out of reach, it’s hard to beat the value of The Chesterfield also in Palm Beach, where rooms run around $390a night. The hotel is in a smart-looking, white-hued landmark building with European-style rooms that don’t lack for idiosyncratic charm, plus a tranquil pool area. Plus, the hotel is ideally located on the Palm Beach island just next to West Palm.
Flagler Steakhouse Flagler Steakhouse is technically part of The Breakers Palm Beach, but the casual observer could easily miss it. Located in a separate, nearby building, the luxe restaurant elevates the familiar chophouse genre with old-school South Florida charm. Slip into a comfy rounded chair in the wooded space patriotically decorated in red, blue, and white, and dig into savvily executed classics like a wedge salad, well-crusted ribeye steak, and fries coated in parmesan. But don’t make the mistake of skipping standout seafood dishes while in this island gem, including locally sourced oysters and seared snapper.
Henry Morrison Flagler Museum West Palm Beach and Palm Beach are Flagler country. The developer was a key figure in the rapid growth of the South Florida region in the late 19th century and early 20th century. He lived in the opulent, 55-room Whitehall estate in Palm Beach, which easily outdoes lavish older manses in Northeastern and European cities. Whitehall now serves as the public Flagler Museum, which features guided tours, exhibitions, and, most importantly, a window into what it was like to retreat to the Sunshine State in winter as a tycoon in a bygone age.
Intracoastal Waterway Palm Beach should, ultimately, be enjoyed by spending as much time on the water as possible. The divider between the island and the rest of Florida is the Intracoastal Waterway, a 3,000-mile canal and wonder of engineering running along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Visit one of the marinas to charter your own boat, or join one of the many larger boating excursions in order to take in the area’s most breathtaking natural sights along with the always balmy weather.
Source – https://bit.ly/2YDHVuu
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