What are the best things to do in West Palm Beach?
In West Palm Beach, the day usually comes down to dinner, a night out, art and culture and time on the water, spread across Clematis Street, Rosemary Square, Northwood Village and Flagler Drive. A captain waiting between stops turns them into one easy day, with no parking search and no rideshare wait.
The mainland city across the bridge from the island: the airport, the train, the concert hall and the museum, and the restaurants the island comes over for.
Dinner
Dinner here spreads across three districts that do not run into each other — Clematis Street at the water end of downtown, Rosemary Square a few blocks west, and Northwood Village north of both. A driver is what makes choosing between them unnecessary.
A night out
Clematis Street is the late one, running west from Flagler Drive with bars and live music along it, and it is a street nobody should be moving their own car on at midnight.
Art & culture
The Norton Museum of Art and the Kravis Center are both here rather than on the island, which is why so many island evenings end up crossing the bridge. A car waiting after the curtain beats the queue out of the garage.
Time on the water
Flagler Drive runs the length of the downtown waterfront along the Intracoastal, with the island directly across it. It is the best short drive in the city and the easiest one to spend an evening on.
Wherever the day goes, Clematis Street, Rosemary Square, Northwood Village, Flagler Drive, downtown, a captain waiting between stops turns a list of destinations into one easy day, no parking search and no rideshare wait between them.
Reserve a car in West Palm Beach
A captain booked ahead, a price agreed before the car moves, and a concierge desk that answers.
4 hours in a sedan start at $648, 20% service charge included, with 80 miles covered. The concierge confirms the fare before the car moves. Event-date rates, extra stops and miles beyond those included cost more.