Clematis Street
The historic main street of West Palm Beach's downtown, lined with restaurants, bars, and nightlife, with the lakeside Great Lawn, a marina, and a large Saturday green market at its eastern end.
Clematis Street is the oldest commercial street in West Palm Beach. Many of its 1920s Mediterranean Revival storefronts survive, and today the street is filled with restaurants, bars, and boutiques, making it the liveliest part of downtown after dark. At its eastern end, it connects to the waterfront Great Lawn, the Meyer Amphitheater, and the lakeside docks, with views across to Palm Beach Island. On Thursday evenings there are often free outdoor concerts, and on Saturday mornings the GreenMarket, one of the larger farmers' markets in South Florida, runs from about October to April. The area is open all day, while shop hours vary. Downtown has a free electric shuttle called the Circuit, and you can park in the municipal parking garage. It's only a few minutes by car from Palm Beach Island across the bridge.
Opening hours
Open all day (shop hours vary)
Nearby sights
- Rosemary Square
- Norton Museum of Art
- Flagler Museum (Whitehall)
- Lake Trail
- Society of the Four Arts
- The Breakers
- Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens
- Bethesda-by-the-Sea