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Map for Website THINGS TO DO 1 Indiantown Rd 1 Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse 2 Indiantown Rd 40 Canoe Outfitters of Florida 39 JUPITER 3 Palm Beach International Raceway 3 Florida’s Turnpike & TEQUESTA 4 Roger Dean Stadium B 5 John D. MacArthur Beach State Park ee lin e 41 6 Peanut Island Park Hw y 4 Donald Ross Rd 7 Richard and Pat Johnson JUNO BEACH KEY Palm Beach County History Museum NORTH 8 Flagler Museum Jupiter & Tequesta 9 Kravis Center For The Performing Arts 44 34 PALM BEACH GARDENS 10 Palm Beach County Convention Center LAKE OKEECHOBEE 710 PGA Blvd PG A Blvd 43 45 & NORTH PALM BEACH Palm Beach Gardens & North Palm Beach 11 Norton Museum of Art B 42 12 Palm Beach Kennel Club PAHOKEE ee lin 5 e 1 West Palm Beach & Palm Beach 13 Mounts Botanical Garden Hw Northlake Blvd y Perfect Vodka Amphitheatre Northlake Blvd A1A 14 LAKE Lake Worth & Lantana 15 South Florida Fairgrounds PARK 16 Lion Country Safari Blue Blvd Riviera Beach Heron Delray Beach 17 Wellington Equestrian/Polo Grounds 6 PALM BEACH SHORES 18 Okeeheelee Nature Center A Boca Raton 19 South Florida Science Museum and Aquarium u LOXAHATCHEE s t r Palm Beach Zoo a 20 l i Military Trail a Airport n 21 National Croquet Center A v e Florida’s Turnpike 27 22 Delray Beach Center for the Arts 36 WEST PALM BEACH lm Bch Lakes Blvd Interstate 95 ROYAL PALM BEACH Pa & PALM BEACH 23 Dolly Hand Cultural Arts Center 28 7 48 BEACHES THE PALM 24 Morikami Museum and Gardens 9 46 8 Florida’s Turnpike Okeechobee Blvd 10 30 25 Loxahatchee Everglades Tours BELLE GLADE CENTRAL B re R 29 16 elvede d 12 11 Palm Beach County 26 Boca Raton Museum of Art Palm Beach Convention Center 23 15 14 13 80 Southern Blvd Int’l Airport 47 19 Tourist Information Centers Strolling Downtowns 21 SOUTH BAY 20 27 Northwood Village, West Palm Beach 49 18 Forest Hill Blvd Discover The Palm Beaches-Lobby WELLINGTON 35 1555 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd., Suite 800 28 Clematis Street & Waterfront Commons, West Palm Beach PALM West Palm Beach, FL 33401 29 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach 17 SPRINGS 800.554.7256 • PalmBeachFL.com 30 South County Road, Palm Beach Lake Worth Rd WEST 31 Lake & Lucerne Avenues, Lake Worth 31 LAKE WORTH Palm Beach Outlets 32 Atlantic Avenue & Pineapple Grove, Delray Beach 441 GREENACRES & LANTANA 1751 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. 33 Federal Hwy/Palmetto Park Rd/Mizner Blvd, Boca Raton Lantana Rd West Palm Beach, FL 33401 27 THE PALM BEACHES 561.515.4400 • palmbeachoutlets.com Hypoluxo Rd SHOPPING MALLS MANALAPAN West Palm Beach Waterfront Visitor Center HYPOLUXO 100 N Clematis Street 34 The Gardens Mall, Palm Beach Gardens West Palm Beach, FL 33401 35 The Mall at Wellington Green 50 Gateway Blvd 561.659.8814 • WPBVisitorCenter.com 36 Palm Beach Outlets Boynton Beach Blvd 37 51 37 Boynton Beach Mall, Boynton Beach Palm Beach International Airport 38 Town Center Mall, Boca Raton BOYNTON BEACH 1000 Palm Beach Intl Airport OCEAN RIDGE West Palm Beach, FL 33406 FLORIDA pbia.org SHOPPING, Dining & ARTHUR R. MARSHALL Jog Rd Congress Ave LOXAHATCHEENATIONAL Miltary Trail APPROX. DRIVE TIME TO ORLANDO Turnpike Florida’s Cultural Council of Palm Beach County Entertainment Centers 142 MILES WILDLIFE REFUGE AIRPORTS OTHER THAN PBI: 601 Lake Avenue 39 Indiantown Road Corridor, Jupiter Miami: 60 Minutes 22 Lake Worth, FL 33460 Atlantic Ave 32 DELRAY 40 Harbourside Place, Jupiter Ft. Lauderdale: 30 Minutes TAMPA SOUTH 561.471.2901 • palmbeachculture.com Orlando: 2.5 Hours BEACH 41 Abacoa Town Center, Jupiter Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce 42 PGA Commons, Palm Beach Gardens 43 Midtown, Palm Beach Gardens PALM BEACH 24 OCEAN ATLANTIC 140 N.E. 1st Street COUNTY 25 Delray Beach, FL 33444 44 Downtown at the Gardens, Palm Beach Gardens MILES FT. LAUDERDALE 561.278.04247 • delraybeach.com 45 Legacy Place, Palm Beach Gardens MIAMI 47 MILES HIGHLAND BEACH 46 CityPlace, West Palm Beach Yamato Rd Boca Raton Historical Society & Museum 47 Antique Row, West Palm Beach 71 North Federal Hwy. 48 Royal Poinciana Way, Sunset/Sunrise BOCA Boca Raton, FL 33432 Avenues, Palm Beach Florida’s Turnpike Florida’s Glades Rd 561.395.6766 • bocahistory.org 25 49 Wellington Town Center, Wellington 38 53 RATON 26 52 50 Renaissance Commons, Boynton Beach Palmetto Park Rd 33 51 Boynton Beach Boulevard/Congress Avenue Corridor, Boynton Beach 52 Mizner Park, Boca Raton Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport 53 University Commons, Boca Raton is located 25 minutes south of Boca Raton.
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