Delray Beach

Delray Beach, a bustling South Florida municipality located between Boca Raton and West Palm Beach, is an intimate beach town with a big-city personality.

By day, explore the crystal blue Atlantic Ocean or visit one of Atlantic Avenue's distinctive galleries and boutiques; by night, dine at one of Delray Beach's award-winning cafés or restaurants. You will immediately sense the warm and welcoming environment that makes Delray Beach such a joy to visit when you are in "Florida's Village by the Sea,". Meet the lovely people, businesses, and complete community that has been dubbed "Best of the Road - Most Fun Small Town in America" by Rand McNally and USA Today.

Pineapple Grove is a vibrant arts district with public art, boutiques, fine art galleries, and bespoke furniture businesses packed with local items — and the enormous pineapple mural is the perfect backdrop for a selfie in Delray Beach. Travel a few blocks down to Artist's Alley, Pineapple Grove's "industrial" section, where a lively community of artists join together to display unique pieces of art for the public to view.

Visitors to the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens can learn about South Florida's ties to Japan while strolling through a series of six gorgeous, realistic gardens. Through fascinating exhibits, a range of educational activities, a world-class bonsai display, Pan-Asian food at the Cornell Cafe, and a unique museum store loaded with one-of-a-kind things for all age groups, the museum celebrates traditional and contemporary Japanese culture. 

Delray Beach Market is Florida's largest food hall, with roughly 35 carefully curated, best-in-class merchants. But it's not all about the food and drinks. With creative artworks, immersive pop-ups, and a vast selection of vendors who can satisfy every appetite, it's also a place to connect and an opportunity to explore and celebrate Delray Beach's rich food culture.