Not really a fan of high priced shopping areas but my daughter told my wife and I to come check out…read morea few cool spots. Street parking was a bit tricky and saw the parking patrol officer nailing a bunch of cars with tickets. I was told to wait until after season due to congestion, so we listened and came on a weekend. Most of the stores were empty of customers as we walked by. Worth Ave has every pricey big brand purse store including of course Gucci, Louie Viutton and Chanel. But we came here to visit the beach at the end of Worth Ave and it was "worth" the trip. I recommend the couple streets just off Worth Ave to visit like the Colony Hotel and the Brazilian Court where they offer classy bars with stiff drinks, food and some humans. My opinion is dont bother with the stores unless you like to burn money.

So many of my friends have been to Worth Ave in West Palm Beach and went today to see for myself…read morewhat all the fuss was about. The hubby got frustrated with the street parking but found a few spots near the beach and took a few pictures then walked two blocks to the shops. There were a good amount of shops but not the kind you can walk in without a grand or more in your pocket. The street was very ritzy. After minimal shopping we had great food at two bars.

We were downtown for a concert and we had parked on the street earlier. Seems that we got lucky…read morefinding that spot by the restaurant we went too earlier in the day. After driving around a couple times we pulled into the parking garage and we were close by the amphitheater and a lot less money. Easy in and out. Cash or card.

Good location. Reasonable cost for city parking. Automated but I saw staff help someone who had…read moretrouble paying

This clock tower is the centerpiece of the beach across from the two rock columns with Worth Ave…read moreengraved at the top. Plenty of tourists today waiting for their chance to take that memorable picture. The fifteen foot tall tower is made out of coquina and coral stone. The center lower dome of the tower could hold seven people comfortably.

The Worth Ave Clock is directly on the beach with lots of people fighting for a chance to take a…read morepicture. The clock time was actually correct so it's working. There is a faded bronze plaque inside the clock tower that gives info about the Palm Beach pier in 1925. Nice pictures here on the beach.

CityPlace is a vibrant space with the Eataly, restaurants and coffee shops to include Starbucks and…read moreretail stores such as Lululemon, H&M, Urban Outfitters, Alo and Sunglass Hut. CityPlace also has an open air area perfect for lounging and listening to live music and entertainment. There is also a water fountain where the kids can cool off on a warm summer day. We didn't get to venture too far and experience all that CityPlace has to offer. I hope to return to visit and indulge in the featured immersive arts and events available.

Decided to go for a walk at City Place. Although, I forgot the Miss America pageant is today in the…read morePalm Beach Auditorium. Which would have been a great experience of a lifetime. I am not dressed for the occasion. But, just walking and vibing with the beautiful people of all nationalities enjoying life. The kids are having a blast in water sprout, in this Florida 104 degrees September summer day. Had a cup of homemade ice cream to cool off. Here is to Beautiful People, Beautiful Places

Came here to park for the West Palm Beach Improv show we were going to…read more There was plenty of parking and it didn't look sketch. There's some construction going on in front of it and there was a lack of lighting on the outside from that, but inside the garage, it was fine. Parking is 80 minutes free before 10 pm which is cool. The rates are posted on the picture I uploaded. Prices aren't bad. There is a $12 max per day. We paid $9 to be there from 7pm until 10pm-ish. I like that this place is pretty close to the area where all the shopping/ restaurants are. It was about a 2 min walk to the Improv. There's also a Publix nearby, a movie theater, and plenty of restaurants. Keep in mind there is also street parking in that area, I just didn't check out the prices.

We have used this parking ramp 4 times and the credit card machine on exit NEVER works! Expensive…read moreto park but you can park for all day and night. Just a few hours is around $12, better than the street parking. Fix your machines !

I can usually find parking on Clematis Street, especially near the library but on this day luck was…read morenot in my favor. While driving around I discovered the City Center Garage next to West Palm Beach City Hall. It is only a block from Clematis Street. If you are grabbing a meal or drinks on Clematis or visiting City Hall or the library,, parking here is only $1 for two hours! After that it is $2 for each additional 1/2 hour for a maximum of $20 daily rate. For short term parking, the price is unbeatable. It is one of the cheapest garages in West Palm Beach. On weekends and holidays the cost is $5 all day. The garage was very clean and safe. There was plenty of parking on the upper levels. I took the stairwell down from the third floor to the ground and it actually smelled nice. When I went to leave and pay there was an friendly attendant waiting to help me get out. No getting stuck because the card reader isn't working. I will often drive around for a long time rather than use a parking garage but the City Center Garage at least was a superior and convenient experience.

USA Today calls Thursday evening from 6:00 until 9 o'clock the best outdoor concert series…read more Tonight we enjoyed David Michael & Twisted Cypress on Clematis at night. It is going strong here with a lot of seating, food vendors & a live band at the waterfront. The colorful Adirondack chairs were inviting & the music was great. WPB.org/events posts all of the bands performing here.

The best place in Palm Beach County to enjoy nightlife, green market on Saturdays, wellness events…read moreon weekends, or just a simple stroll on the waterfront. Clematis Street is the cultural hub of the area with things going on every week. CityPlace is a few blocks south, NORA district is a few blocks north, Northwood Village is a few blocks north, and you've got Palm Beach across the bridge.

I take responsibility for reading the sign too fast and thinking my first hour would be free. But…read morethat's only before 5 and certain days of the week. Just park on the street cause they ripping mfers off at this garage.

Horrible place to park. They took away all the street parking so now you either have to valet or…read morepark in the garage. We ran to H+M for 15 minutes and parked here. The sign was misleading and said "free" if you park less than 1 hour. Then when we left the garage 30 minutes later they wanted $12! I pressed the call button a few times for help but no one responded. Don't get yourself stuck here

Conveniently located parking lot makes hanging out downtown easy but beware! Prices can change…read moredynamically. One Saturday we paid $2 for two hours. The following Saturday the machine wanted to charge us $20 for two hours. Same time of day. No apparent reason, but there may have been some kind of festival. Entirely unattended and automated.