Designed in 1938 as demonstration gardens by the Garden Club of Palm Beach to show the diversity of tropical plants available for landscaping in the region, the Four Arts Gardens offer a peaceful retreat from the surrounding downtown area.

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Overview
Location: Palm Beach
Entrance: 26.706604,-80.042401
Address: 100 Four Arts Plaza, Palm Beach
Fees: Free
Restroom: At the Pannill Pavilion
Land manager: Garden Club of Palm Beach
Phone: 561-655-7227
Open 10-5 daily. Closed major holidays and during some special events. No pets.
Directions
From Interstate 95, take exit 70 and follow Okeechobee Blvd east through West Palm Beach. Cross the Royal Park Bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway into Palm Beach and make the first left into Four Arts Plaza. Limited parking may be available (except Tuesdays). Street parking may also be available
About the Gardens
One corner of the gardens is made up of themed rooms. The Chinese Garden is accented by a moongate, and there is a rock garden, herb garden, a fragrant rose garden, and a Madonna garden.
There are sweeping great lawns with accent gardens, each a corner of beauty.
Above them wave massive royal palms. One corner of the gardens devoted to the Philip Hulitar Sculpture Garden, showcasing the artists work.
Hulitar and his wife Mary were instrumental in saving the property and establishing the gardens.
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