Delray Beach, Florida, offers so much more than pretty beaches.
Alternatively, those looking to stay right on the beach can reserve a room atDelray Sands Resort.
Other amenities include live entertainment and three on-site drinking and dining options.
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Don’t miss the 15,000-square-footArts Warehouse, which is aptly located on Artist Alley.
The warehouse houses a collection of galleries, exhibitions, and studios.
Check theevents calendarfor a full lineup of workshops and programming.
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Explore Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens.
Stroll through the magnificentMorikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, and you’ll forget you’re in Florida.
The museum pays homage to Japanese culture and art with its fascinating exhibits.
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Embark on a self-guided walking tour of the city’s street art.
Along the route, you’ll pass over 40 pieces of art, including a slew of colorful murals.
And if you oughta beat the heat at any point, just pop inside one of the many galleries.
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Hit the beach.
Delray Beach boasts two miles of soft, palm-tree-linedbeaches, as well as tranquil blue waters.
Don’t forget to stop by the jungle leaf-patterned bar for a handcrafted cocktail or two.
For Dinner:Rose’s Daughteris a dinner-only Italian eatery owned by local chef Suzanne Perrotto.
Options abound, from made-from-scratch pizzas to heaping portions of pasta.
Oenophiles will especially love it here, as the wine list spans more than 2,000 bottles.
