THE GARDENS OF THE PALM BEACHES
1801 PGA Blvd.
Palm Beach Gardens
561.775.7750
(just over a mile from Windsor Gardens)

This is Palm Beach County’s premier shopping destination featuring Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale’s, Tiffany, Macy’s/Burdines, Sears and over 160 other fine shops, plus a delectable food court. Monday – Saturday, 10am – 9pm; Sunday 12n – 6pm

GARDENS MALL
1801 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd.
West Palm Beach
561.683.9186
(approximately 8 miles from Windsor Gardens)

Enjoy shopping in this newly renovated mall anchored by Burdines, JC Penney, The Gap and Dillard’s plus another 125 other specialty shops and eating establishments. Adjacent to I-95. Monday – Saturday, 10am –9pm; Sunday 12n – 6pm

CITY PLACE
Okeechobee Blvd. (across from the Palm Beach County Convention Center)
West Palm Beach
561.366.1000;

(approximately 10 miles from Windsor Gardens)
www.CityPlace.com

This urban center, mixed-use complex is the crown jewel in the rapidly expanding downtown commercial district. City place offers exclusive and prominent shops and fine restaurants including Macy’s, Hugo Boss, Cache, Ann Taylor, Nicole Miller, Armani Exchange, Restoration Hardware, Harriet Himmel Performing Arts Theatre, a Muvico 20-screen cinema and many more specialty retail stores; Take a moment to stop and enjoy the magnificent dancing fountain, with lights and music, modeled after its famous sibling at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. Monday – Saturday 10am – 9pm; Sunday 12n –6pm.

WORTH AVENUE
Worth Avenue
Palm Beach
(approximately 10 miles)

Located on the well-known island of Palm Beach, Worth Avenue offers world-class shopping second to none. As one of the most famous avenues in America, Worth Avenue is where the serious shopper goes to discover finely and exquisite one-of-a-kind items not available anywhere else in the world. Stroll amongst Rolls Royce’s, Bentleys, Mercedes, Chauffeurs and Nannies here you will find such noteworthy retailers as Neiman Marcus, Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo, Ralph Lauren, Bally, Tiffany and dozens more of the finest, most upscale boutiques in the world. The worlds finest chefs call Worth Avenue home to gourmet cuisine and delectable lining. Look closely, you may recognize that person behind those sun glasses as many of the nation's celebrity notables frequent the shops, villas and restaurants of Worth The addresses of Palm Beach include old money as well as the nuevo riche.

DOWNTOWN GARDENS
Downtown at the Gardens is the nation’s most talked about new open-air specialty shopping center. The 345,000 shopping center features a 16-screen Cobb Theatre, 42,000 square foot Whole Foods Market, and over 70 nationally known restaurants and specialty retailers, many new to Palm Beach County or the State of Florida such as Strip House (New York City-1^st in Florida),Yard House (Southern California-1^st in Florida), The Grape (Atlanta-1^st in Florida), RA Sushi (Scottsdale-1^st in Florida), Sur La Table (Seattle- First in Florida), Smith & Hawken (California- 1^st in Florida), Rosa Mexicano (New York- 1^st in Florida), Paul (France- 1^st in Palm Beach County; 2^nd in United States), Indygo Artwear (1^st in United States) and local and national favorites like Urban Outfitters (1^st in Palm Beach County), The Cheesecake Factory, City Kitchen, Storehouse (1^st in Palm Beach County), Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa (1^st in Palm Beach County), Johnny Rockets (1^st in Palm Beach County), TooJay’s, Max's Grille, American Soul, Corcoran Group, Z Gallerie, LF, Starbucks Coffee, Sloan’s Ice Cream, and the Addison Gallery. Property amenities include three full service valet locations, wireless Internet, five star concierge services (mid-2006), and a museum quality sculpture park that runs throughout the shopping center and will ultimately run around the lake park.