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“You can bike here - along the Intracoastal to the Lake Trail on Palm Beach. This museum is just off the Lake Trail which is a paved bike/walking path that runs along the Intracoastal Waterway. Henry Flagler is a very important man who developed most of the area. The Flagler Museum was his winter home that was built in the 1920s on Palm Beach, overlooking the Intracoastal, and it is absolutely breath-taking. There's a small fee for admission and hours are limited - be sure to look them up on the web. I would roughly give this place about 2 hours to complete the tour of the home and grounds - AMAZING! Walk around the bend on the Lake Trail that is in front of the home and you'll find a Palm Beach landmark - the Giant Kapok Tree. This is a must see and photo op!”

“Performing Arts Center with plays, concerts, Broadway & dance. kravis.org for schedule of events”

“Founded in 1941, the Norton is known for its exhibitions on American, Chinese, Contemporary, European Art & Photography. ”

“Open Daily 9-5pm except Thanksgiving & Christmas Shaded walkways, 500+ animals, feed fish & ducks, restaurant, butterfly garden”

“great food and bar scene on eclectic street in downtown wpb that dead ends into the intracoastal.”