One of South Florida's finest cultural attractions, the Boca Raton Museum of Art presents changing exhibitions of national and international importance and a wide range of educational programs, lectures, gallery tours and studio art classes...
Fresh from more than $100 million in renovations and located in the heart of Florida's Gold Coast in Palm Beach County, the Boca Raton Resort & Club is one of the country's premier resort destinations and private club facilities...
The Gulf Stream weaves its way closer to Boca Raton than any place else on the Florida coast. Because of these balmy breezes, Boca Raton is an ideal place for all the fun of Florida recreation. Watersports in the area include drift fishing, sailing, water-skiing and surfing. Scuba diving is also popular along these sunny shores where a variety of reefs and wrecks hug the coastline. For the less adventurous, the beaches here are ideal for simply idling a day away. Nearby Deerfield Beach offers wide beaches and a quiet atmosphere.
Perhaps it was Boca Raton's ideal climate that first drew the wealthy to these shores. A haven for the affluent since the turn of the century, Boca Raton blends culture with small town appeal. Polo matches are played regularly in the winter and the cultural events calendar is packed year round.
No one should leave Florida without at least one Cuban meal, whether it’s breakfast, lunch or dinner. You don’t need to find fancy restaurants – comfortable, family-friendly spots where Spanish is usually the first language will do.
One of the oldest Colonial buildings in St. Augustine, the Prince Murat House, is named for Prince Achille Murat (Napoleon Bonaparte’s nephew) and contains antiques that have some historical connections to the Murat family.
