Spanning nearly 2,383 sq mi—1,970 sq mi of land and 413 sq mi of water—Palm Beach County is Florida’s third-most populous (1.49 million in 2020, rising to ~1.53 million by 2022), with West Palm Beach as its seat county stretches from the Atlantic coast through suburban and rural communities, offering a distinctive mix of opulent beach towns and vibrant urban areas.
Palm Beach County is famed for its world-class amenities—from upscale coastal enclaves like Palm Beach and Boca Raton to dynamic urban hubs such as West Palm Beach. Don’t miss CityPlace (Rosemary Square), the county’s cultural heartbeat, with 60+ restaurants, shops, theaters, and public art lining its Piazza-style streets. Outdoor recreation thrives: visit Peanut Island in Lake Worth for beach activities, snorkeling, and ferry rides. Nearby preserves such as Mounts Botanical Garden and Grassy Waters offer nature-focused escapes. Arts and events abound: The Norton Museum, Kravis Center, and seasonal festivals draw residents and visitors alike.
Enjoying a tropical monsoon climate, Palm Beach County boasts warm, humid summers and mild, dry winters—perfect for year-round outdoor living and resort-style leisure. Sunshine dominates, with occasional summer storms and hurricane threats shaping seasonal activity.
The School District of Palm Beach County, one of the nation’s largest, serves K–12 students across a spectrum of traditional, IB, magnet, and charter schools. Higher-education options include Palm Beach State College and campuses of Florida Atlantic University, Keiser University, and Nova Southeastern University, providing diverse academic and workforce training opportunities.
From Gilded Age grandeur to modern cosmopolitan living, Palm Beach County blends historical elegance with contemporary energy. Palm Beach island—home to Worth Avenue, Flagler Museum, The Breakers—remains a symbol of opulence and celebrity attraction . West Palm Beach continues revitalization through urban amenities like CityPlace, art centers, and heritage preservation
Palm Tran, the county’s main transit agency, operates 192 buses across 31 routes, connecting more than 3,300 stops from Jupiter to Boca Raton, with park‑n‑rides across the county The Tri-Rail commuter rail and Brightline high-speed service also serve the county, linking to Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, and beyond . Local transit includes the West Palm Beach trolley, water taxis, and micro‑transit initiatives aimed at improving first‑mile connections
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