Palm Beach, FL | Best Instagram-Worthy Spots

Palm Beach is one of the most beautiful cities in South Florida that offers plenty of cool spots to take Instagram-worthy shots for your perfect colorful feed. Whether you’re fond of a fashion photography or love to capture some amazing landscape shots, this city has plenty of cool backdrops to offer for your perfect pictures. All you need is either a selfie stick or your bestie for a photo-filled adventurous day. 

Based on my last visit to Palm Beach and West Palm Beach, I’ve got you covered with few of my favorite backdrops for your perfect Instagram-worthy shots!

1) Whitehall/Flagler Museum

Address: 1 Whitehall Way, Palm Beach

This luxurious 75-room Gilded Age mansion of Henry Flager is a national historic landmark and one of the gems of the Palm Beach, Florida. It is a must visit for any first time visitor in the area and has many cool spots for capturing some amazing Instagram worthy shots. 

2) At Worth Avenue

150 Worth Ave, Palm Beach, 

i) 150 Worth Sign

Landmark: Opposite of Neiman Marcus, next to the restroom.

Palm Beach’s Worth Avenue is one of the most beautiful upscale shopping venues located on the eastern coast of Florida. It has been voted as one of the top three “Most Iconic” streets in the US in 2013. Therefore, no visit to Worth Avenue would be complete without taking a shot in front of this sign. 

ii) Neiman Marcus

Address: 151 Worth Ave, Palm Beach

The walls of the Neiman Marcus building embellished neatly with magenta bougainvillea vines around the arches setting a perfect backdrop for some Instagram-worthy shots.

iii) Via Mizner

Address: 337-339, Worth Avenue, Palm Beach (It is located at the west end of Worth Avenue near Pizza al Fresco)

The Via Mizner is one of the cutest ways that connects Worth Avenue to Peruvian Avenue and has many colorful spots for Insta-worthy shots. The Via was created by an architect Addison Mizner — a renowned American resort architect known for his Mediterranean Revival and Spanish Colonial Revival style architecture. While strolling around Via Mizner, you’ll see many cute colorful ceramic tiles staircases, decorative ironwork details, irregularly shaped windows and wooden balconies of shops, residences, and offices. The Via Mizner gives a perfect feel of walking into an old European village.

iv) The Colony Hotel

Address: 155 Hammon Ave, Palm Beach, FL 33480

No visit to Worth Avenue would be complete without visiting this splendid pink boutique hotel. From its lobby to its pool area, every corner of The Colony Hotel looks just picture perfect! 

If you feel totally dropped while shopping at Worth Avenue, do visit The Restaurant of The Colony Hotel for an ultimate brunch or the Bimini Bar for some delicious hand-crafted cocktails.

3) Subculture Coffee

Address: 509 Clematis St, West Palm Beach

Subculture Cafe is one of the cutest cafes I’ve visited in West Palm Beach, Florida. Sipping my Iced Latte while sitting next to this splendid Albert Einstein’s mural by one of my favorite artists, Kobra, it was an overwhelming experience in itself!

4) Near CityPlace Tower

Address:  525 Okeechobee Blvd, West Palm Beach

While strolling around the Cityplace, I found this cute wall of one of the snack bars near the concert area and loved its tropical palm leaves vibes!

5) CityPlace Hibiscus Garage

Address: 700 S Rosemary Ave, West Palm Beach

This Hibiscus garage’s hand-painted mural stretches 581 feet on the east facade of the garage. It was painted by artist Frankie Cihi. The bright pop-colors of this mural are its striking features and its a perfect backdrop for some cool Instagram-worthy shots.

I loved its blue wall near the entrance as it was going perfectly with my yellow outfit!

6) Don and Ann Brown Theatre

Address: Clematis St, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

This is another idiosyncratic mural by Kobra which is inspired by Yorick’s skull, one of Hamlet’s most memorable monologues. If Shakespeare would have been alive, he would be delighted to see this poor Yorick now…isn’t it?

7) Cabo Flats

Address: 550 S Rosemary Ave #160, West Palm Beach

I found this ‘Day of the Dead’ mural outside Cabo Flats — one of the finest Mexican restaurants in West Palm Beach downtown. The interiors of this restaurant are very colorful with bold colors and murals on the wall. I had my brunch at Cabo Flats one day and it was incredibly delicious!

8) Culture Lab

Address: 575 S Rosemary Ave, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

This former Macy’s retail store has been replaced by splashes of bold colors and turned into a 110,000 square feet cultural arts center called the ‘Culture Lab’, is one of the striking buildings in the downtowns of the West Palm Beach. In front of this building, you’ll also notice a road art which is termed as a ‘road tattoo’. 

I’ve never heard the term road tattoo before until visiting West Palm Beach. This road tattoo was a $260,000 mural street project by artist Steed Taylor and it stretches down from Rosemary Avenue, from CityPlace to 11th Street in the Historic Northwest area!

9) ‘I lost my shoe when I saw you’ mural by Lonac

Address: 404, Clematis Street, West Palm Beach

This four-story mural is made by Croatian artist Lonac that depicts the excitement of the first crush. The boy is fascinated by a girl which is symbolized by the array of butterflied flying out of his head. The boy was so amazed to see the girl that he forgets that one of his shoes slipped away! This is an ultimate piece of work by Lonac reflecting his creativity at its best.

Do let me know about some of your favorite Instagram-worthy spots in Palm Beach/West Palm Beach if you have been there in the comments below? If not, which of the above spots would you like to take pictures?

Till then, Happy Wandering!
Ana

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