LGBTQ Must-See Liste zu The Palm Beaches

Situated along 47 miles of pristine Atlantic Ocean beaches from Boca Raton to Jupiter/Tequesta, America’s First Resort Destination^® offers a proud tradition of hospitality to all who visit. The Palm Beaches’ collection of 39 distinctive towns and cities continue their long-standing legacy as a welcoming and safe destination for the LGBTQ community. From the charming neighborhoods, beautiful beaches, trendy bars, eclectic restaurants, annual events, and elegant accommodations, there is something here to satisfy every style, taste and lifestyle.

WHERE TO STAY:
 
The Brazilian Court Hotel
 

Equally as rich in history and architecture, The Brazilian Court Hotel has been meticulously restored as one of the quintessential Palm Beach and West Palm Beach hotels. The Brazilian Court Hotel offers 80 beautifully renovated studios, one, two and three bedroom suites in Palm Beach featuring luxurious amenities and impeccable service surrounded by lushly landscaped courtyards.
 
Chesterfield Hotel
Tucked away in the pristine residential section of Palm Beach, The Chesterfield Hotel Palm Beach is just two blocks north of the world famous Worth Avenue. Designed in the manner of a European bed and breakfast, it features newly-renovated suites, including an 1800-square-foot penthouse with an outdoor deck and Jacuzzi.

Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa
 

Eau Palm Beach brings a new sense of style with new-fashioned luxury that is more relaxed, spontaneous and genuine in a setting reminiscent of a Palm Beach estate. Situated on a private beach on seven acres of oceanfront, guests are welcomed with champagne, breathtaking ocean views and cooling tropical breezes.
 
Grandview Gardens Bed and Breakfast 
Grandview Gardens is Palm Beach County’s leading gay-owned and managed boutique bed & breakfast resort. As members of the LGBTQ Community Center, Compass, and supporters of various events throughout the year for LGBTQ causes, Grandview Gardens offers both B&B stays and rental vacation homes for a diverse range of travelers.
 
Palm Beach Hibiscus
Palm Beach Hibiscus is a hidden tropical oasis in the heart of downtown West Palm Beach. Conveniently located between City Place & Clematis Street, it’s just a short stroll to movie theaters, restaurants, nightclubs, shopping, art galleries, & specialty stores. 

Seagate Hotel & Spa

Located in Delray Beach, this charming, beach-chic retreat, invites you to relax in contemporary comfort surrounded by 7,000-gallon aquariums, a 2,500-gallon shark tank, and sea-inspired fixtures evoking tropical tranquility. Enjoy luxuriously appointed guest rooms with the finest features, a full-service spa and fitness center, a poolside paradise, six distinctive dining venues, and endless amenities that capture the tranquility of the sea—all in Seagate style.

West Palm Beach Marriott
 

At West Palm Beach Marriott, enjoy innovative guestrooms designed with comfortable décor and deluxe amenities, with ample space to stretch out and stay connected. Sample exquisite eats from Bistro 1001, the onsite restaurant or experience the unique amenities throughout the hotel providing Floridian style with a tropical flair.

A five-minute drive from Palm Beach International Airport, Hyatt Place West Palm Beach/Downtown is centrally located within Downtown West Palm Beach. Within steps to popular area attractions, bars and street murals, visitors can also enjoy the vast offerings of nearby CityPlace, Palm Beach County Convention Center, Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, The Norton Museum and the Palm Beach Zoo.

Hilton West Palm Beach
 

The Hilton West Palm Beach is a sleek hotel located only two miles from Palm Beach and across the street from the city’s premier shopping, dining, and entertainment center; City Place. With comfortable guest rooms, alfresco dining options, outdoor yoga classes and a vibrant pool scene, the hotel is great for leisure or business travelers. 

WHEN TO GO:
 
International Gay Polo Tournament: April
 

From elaborate tailgate competitions to the constant flow of champagne, enjoy the festivities of the International Gay Polo Tournament in The Palm Beaches, while you show your pride at the themed celebration.
 
PrideFest: March
With more than 20,000 attendees, PrideFest of Lake Worth has grown from a small celebration to one of the largest festivals in South Florida, bringing together a community of residents and guests to honor the passion for diversity and growth in community throughout the area.
 
WHAT TO DO:
 
Delray Center for the Arts
Delray Beach Center for the Arts provides culturally enriching programs and unique arts and entertainment offerings to both visitors and locals. Von Musicals und Theaterstücken, Tanz- und Varieté-Shows, Broadway Cabaret, Musik und Konzerten, Comedy, Filmen, Vorträgen und literarischen Veranstaltungen variiert der Kalender des Zentrums das ganze Jahr über.

Kravis Center For The Performing Arts
 

The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts located in West Palm Beach, Florida, is one of the premier performing arts centers in the Southeast, with a growing national and international reputation. Getreu dem Geist, in dem es geschaffen wurde, erweitert das Zentrum die Programmierung, indem es Projekte auf lokaler, nationaler und internationaler Ebene ins Leben gerufen.
 
Norton Museum Of Art
The Norton is internationally known for its exhibitions and collection of American, Chinese, Contemporary, and European Art – and Photography. From its founding in 1941, the Museum has been acclaimed for masterpieces by Gaugin, Monet, Picasso, and many others.
 
The Royal Room at The Colony Hotel

Hailed the “best place for Cabaret on the planet” by The Palm Beach Post, the Royal Room at The Colony Hotel features sizzling, song-filled performances by legends and fast-rising performers straight from New York City’s leading Cabarets.
 
The Wick Theater- und Kostümmuseum
The Wick Theatre, located in the former Caldwell Theatre, presents spectacular musicals ranging from timeless classics to lesser known shows throughout the year. Das Kostümmuseum im Wick Theatre ist eine erstaunliche Ausstellung der schönsten Kostüme, die jemals von den angesehensten und angesehensten Designern der Geschichte des American Musical Theatre auf die Broadway-Bühne gebracht wurden.
 
WHERE TO EXPLORE:
 
Northwood Village
Discover an inviting, funky and hip micro-neighborhood. Located fewer than two miles north of Downtown West Palm Beach, this vibrant area contains restaurants, boutiques, galleries and some of the most creative and interesting merchants in South Florida.
 
El Cid Historic District
The El Cid Historic District is a high-style waterfront community developed during the 1920′s Florida land boom era. The homes are predominantly large and ornate Mediterranean Revival and Spanish Mission homes, with lush landscaping and unique architectural features. Other styles like Monterey, Art Deco and Colonial Revival are also represented.
 
Flamingo Park

Flamingo Park is another one of West Palm Beach’s historic neighborhoods. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Flamingo Park features single-family homes built from the 1920s to today. Dozens of houses are characterized as mixture of Spanish Mission, Mediterranean Revival, Frame Vernacular and mid-century Ranch architectural styles. 

Lake Worth  
Although not nationally known as a gay hot spot like Miami, Lake Worth is easily one of the most gay-friendly cities in Florida. Home to Compass, the gay and lesbian center of The Palm Beaches, Studio 205, the only gay themed retail store in the county, and Zoo Health Club, a gym owned by an LGBT couple, Lake Worth welcomes travelers from every lifestyle.
 
WHERE TO SHOP:
 
Antike Reihe
Located in West Palm Beach, Antique Row is a charming district with more than 40 antique shops offering an impressive selection of 17th to 20th century antiques, fine and decorative arts, period deco, vintage and modern furnishings, and much more. Diese große Auswahl an hochwertigen Antiquitätenläden, Fachgeschäften und Kunstgalerien wird durch mehrere preisgekrönte Restaurants ergänzt.
 
Dina C’s Fab & Funky Consignment Boutique
Owner Dina Capehart offers a curated collection of clothing and accessories dating from the 1940s to the present time by such designers as Azzedine Alaia, Christian Dior, Chanel, Oscar de la Renta, Gucci, Lacroix, Yves Saint Laurent, Pucci, Galanos, Bill Blass, Geoffrey Beene and Pierre Cardin. She also has a separate men’s boutique.
 
Serendipity High Fashion Consignment Boutique
This shop, just east of Town Center at Boca Raton, offers couture clothing and accessories from Chanel, Hermès, Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Roberto Cavalli, Emilio Pucci, Fendi and YSL, among others.
 
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