Palm Beach, Florida—Founded By The Rich, For The Rich
Palm Beach's year-round residency of approximately 11,000 technically classifies it as a town, but the additional 30,000 seasonal residents gives Palm Beach the general distinction of a small city. Robb Report magazine dubbed Palm Beach as 2003's 'Best Place to Live in America' because of the affluent locale's breathtakingly beautiful, year-round resort community living. Among so many others, Donald Trump, Ann Coulter, Jimmy Buffet, Rod Stewart, and Vera Wang have all called Palm Beach home at one time or another.
Numerous upscale attractions and points of interest are open for all to enjoy, including
* Whitehall—the Flagler Museum
* Four Arts Gardens
* Worth Avenue
* Stunning clear-water beaches
* Theaters
* Live entertainment and
* High-end shopping
West Palm Beach, Florida—From Humble To Happening
The perfect complement to the affluence of Palm Beach, West Palm Beach has been rated by Inc. magazine as one the of United States' best 10 cities for doing business. West Palm Beach grew from a housing community of Palm Beach servants to become a thriving city of well over 100,000 (over 350,000 including the unincorporated areas of West Palm Beach)—a population that makes West Palm Beach the most populated city of Palm Beach County. Incidentally, West Palm Beach is the county seat of government.
To serve the needs for living and playing in West Palm Beach, the city hosts numerous attractions, entertainments, and points of interest, like:
* Palm Beach International Airport
* Colleges, such as Palm Beach Atlantic University, Northwood University, and Palm Beach Community College
* Norton Museum of Art
* Live music festivals
* Theatre and Performing Arts
* Jazz Concerts in the Meyer Amphitheatre
* Rapids Water Park
* Palm Beach Zoo
* Lion Country Safari
In addition, West Palm Beach is home to an array of community living options of all types, making West Palm Beach the choice for many visitors and lifelong residents alike.
