PALM BEACH COUNTY: Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Lake Park, Lake Worth, Lantana, North Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, West Palm Beach
The
Boynton Beach Mall features MUVICO 14, Too Jay's Deli, Macy’s,
Dillards, JCPenney and Sears, along with over 135 specialty stores and
eateries, all set in a freshly renovated Florida garden setting.
There’s something for everyone, from shopping and eating to
entertainment and events, including a children’s health and wellness
program called the Simon Kidgits Club.
The
Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, is a luxurious 1.4 million
square foot regional shopping center, featuring over 160 fine specialty
shops, anchored by Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, Macy's
and Sears. The shopping center is conveniently located one mile east of
I-95, on PGA Blvd.
Since its opening in 1988, The Gardens Mall has maintained its position
as a world-class shopping destination. The blending of award-winning
architecture, fine art and natural landscaping with popular amenities,
signature events and an innovative retail mix makes The Gardens Mall the
premier shopping destination in Palm Beach County.
The
Mall at Wellington Green, designed in a Mediterranean style with
references to local architectural traditions, brings a formidable
complement of fashion retailers to Palm Beach County and serves as the
premier year-round shopping destination for residents as well as
tourists.
The 1.3 million square foot, two-level mall features over 170 specialty
shops and restaurants, plus four two-level department stores: Macy's,
Dillard's, JCPenney and Nordstrom as well as our newest anchor, City
Furniture, Ashley Furniture Home Store and La-Z-Boy Furniture galleries.
Town
Center at Boca Raton features approximately 220 specialty stores,
including Tiffany & Co.,Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn, Cartier, Cole
Haan, Intermix, Burberry, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, Juicy Couture, BOSS
Hugo Boss, Reiss, Sephora, Tourneau Watch Gear, Swarovski Crystal,
Godiva Chocolatier and many others. The department stores are
Bloomingdale's, macy*s, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue and
Sears.
CityPlace,
West Palm Beach, Florida:
CityPlace is West Palm Beach's most exciting
downtown destination on Okeechobee Blvd, just
East of I-95.
Come shop in a place where old-world
architecture, beautiful fountains, and
sidewalk cafes create an atmosphere
strikingly reminiscent of a European town
center. A place where you'll find celebrated
shops, exciting restaurants, a magnificent
20-screen movie theatre and exceptional live
performances. A place with stunning
residential and office spaces. And a place
you'll immediately know has a style all its
own.
About Palm Beach County, Florida:
Palm Beach County is located in the state of
Florida. As of 2007, the county had a
population of 1,351,236 according to the
University of Florida, Bureau of Economic and
Business Research. The county is the third
most populous in the state of Florida and the
twenty ninth most populous in the United
States. Over 40 percent of the county's
population lives in unincorporated areas.
Palm Beach County is one of three counties
that comprise the South Florida metropolitan
area, and being formed in 1909, is the area's
second oldest county. Its largest city and
county seat is West Palm Beach (Central
County), who has an incorporated population of
over 105,000 and an unincorporated population
of 250,000. Boca Raton (South County), is the
second largest city, and has a population
approaching 90,000. Boynton Beach (South
County), is the third largest city, with a
population nearing 70,000 residents.
CityPlace is West Palm Beach's most exciting
downtown destination on Okeechobee Blvd, just
East of I-95.
Palm Beach County is located in the state of
Florida. As of 2007, the county had a
population of 1,351,236 according to the
University of Florida, Bureau of Economic and
Business Research. The county is the third
most populous in the state of Florida and the
twenty ninth most populous in the United
States. Over 40 percent of the county's
population lives in unincorporated areas.
