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Established in 1894 by railroad tycoon Henry Flagler, West Palm Beach is
at the northern end of Florida's "Gold Coast" which also included Boca
Raton, Fort Lauderdale and Miami Beach. To the east lies Palm Beach and
the Atlantic Ocean; to the west Loxahatchee Wildlife Preserve and
Everglades National Park.
West Palm Beach is the largest municipality
in one of the fastest growing areas in the United States. The Port of
Palm Beach, Palm Beach International Airport, The Florida Turnpike, US
Highway 1, and I95 are the sea, air and highway ports of entry to this
city of blue skies and sunshine.
Over the past decade, the city of West Palm Beach has succeeded in
restoring and revitalizing its downtown area, and has recently opened an
amazing 55 acre shopping, living, and entertainment center known as
CityPlace. CityPlace does not replace downtown, but is a natural
extension of downtown. Free parking for 3200 cars, and replicas of
vintage trolleys make transportation a "no problem" situation.
CityPlace adjoins the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, a 2200
seat glass, marble, and copper showcase which has additional parking to
accommodate its guests. The 250 seat Rinker Playhouse on premises
includes a space for children's programming, family productions and
other special events. The Palm Beach Opera stages four performances at
the Kravis Center each winter. There are performances by the Palm Beach
Philharmonic Orchestra as well.
Along beautifully landscaped Clematis Street at boutiques and
restaurants in authentically restored buildings, a very popular
fountain, and the center of area nightlife. There is a free downtown
shuttle by day and free on-street parking at night and on weekends. For
those who wish to enjoy a night or afternoon of gaming, there are daily
casino cruises departing from the Port of Palm Beach for nearby
international waters. On land, there is the Greyhound track and Club. |
Golf, polo, and the full spectrum of water sports including
snorkeling, diving, swimming, surfing, boating and fishing are all
available year round. Museums and galleries provide exceptional
collections, and there are many activities of interest to families
with children. Among these are the 22 acre Dreher Park Zoo with its
creature friendly natural habitats, the South Florida Science
Museum, Aquarium and Planetarium, and Lion Country Safari. The
latter is a 50 acre preserve which contains species - appropriate
habitats in which 1300 wild animals roam and are protected.
Residents of the preserve include lions, elephants, giraffes,
zebras, antelopes, chimpanzees, ostriches, and water buffalo.
Visitors drive through on 8 miles of paved roads accompanies by an
excellent self guided tour on cassette tape.
Across the Flagler
Bridge is the exclusive island community of Palm Beach. Its world
renowned trademark is Worth Avenue with countless designer
boutiques. A few short blocks from downtown, along County Road and
Ocean Boulevard (the shore road, also designated as Route A1A), are
Palm Beach's mansions and the well tended beaches leading down to
the glorious expanse of the Atlantic Ocean.
South of Palm Beach, along Route A1A, are Boynton Beach, Boca
Raton, and Delray Beach, which offer more shopping, dining, and
recreation options. North of West Palm Beach are Singer Island, Juno
and Jupiter with their miles of inviting beaches and parks. The
phenomenon of the migration, nest building, and hatching of sea
turtles takes place annually in that area, and outshines any human -
engineered attraction. The 221 square mile Loxahatchee Wildlife
Refuge, a part of the incomparable Everglades, is located in the
surrounding area. Beyond are sugar cane fields and the road to Lake
Okeechobee.
Whether you are seeking relaxation, entertainment, shopping, or a
variety of land and water sports, you will find that your vacation
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Phipps Ocean Park
A beautiful beach, some picnic tables, and grills, plus a Palm Beach
County landmark in the Little Red Schoolhouse. Dating form 1886, it was
the first schoolhouse in what was then Dade County.
Ann Norton
Sculpture Gardens
Wed.-Sun. 11-4 (call ahead; schedule is not always observed) or by
appointment. This monument to the late American sculptor Ann Weaver
Norton, second wife of Norton Museum founder Ralph H. Norton, consists
of charming 3-acre grounds displaying seven granite figures and six
brick megaliths. The plantings were designed by Norton, an
environmentalist, to attract native bird life.
John D. Macarthur Beach State Park
Almost 2 miles of beach, good fishing and shelling, and one of the
finest examples of subtropical coastal habitat remaining in southeast
Florida can be found here. Guided walk is available to a mangrove
estuary along the upper reaches of Lake Worth.
William T. Kirby Nature Center
Open Wednesday-Monday from 9 to 5 and features exhibits on the coastal
environment.
Lion Country Safari
Drive (with car windows closed; no convertibles or pets) on 8 miles of
paved roads through a 500-acre cageless zoo where 1,300 wild animals
roam. Lions, Elephants, white rhinoceroses, giraffes, zebras, antelopes,
chimpanzees, and ostriches are among those in residence. Special
exhibits include the Kalahari Bushvelt, designed after a South African
plateau and containing water buffalo and Nilgai (the largest type of Asian antelope),
and the Gir Forest, modeled after a game forest in India and showcasing
a pride of lions. Stop by the petting zoo, or take a ride on the Safari
Queen cruise.
Norton Museum Of Art
Constructed in 1941 by steel magnate Ralph H. Norton, this museum boasts
an extensive permanent collection of 19th- and 20th-century American and
European paintings with special emphasis on 19th-century French
Impressionists. There are also Chinese bronze and jade sculptures, a
sublime outdoor patio with sculptures on display in a tropical garden,
and a library housing more than 3,000 art books and periodicals. Nine
galleries showcase traveling exhibits as well as art from the permanent
collection.
Palm Beach Zoo At Dreher Park
This excellent zoo is a 23-acre complex with more than 500 animals
representing more than 100 species, including Florida panthers, red
kangaroos, and Bengal tigers. The newest exhibit, Tropics of America,
has six acres of tropical rain forest plus Mayan ruins, an Amazon river
village, and an aviary. Also of note are a nature trail, an Australian
Outback exhibit, and a children's zoo.
Loggerhead Park Marine Life Center
Established by Eleanor N. Fletcher, "the turtle lady of Juno Beach," the
center just south of Jupiter focuses on the natural history of sea
turtles. Also on view are displays of coastal natural history, sharks,
whales, and shells.
Lake Worth Municipal Park
This recreation area on the Atlantic Ocean has a beach, Olympic-size
swimming pool, fishing pier, picnic areas, shuffleboard, restaurants,
and shops.
Arthur R. Marshall-Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
The refuge, established in 1951, is the last remnant of land in the
northern Everglades in South Florida. It was acquired in an effort to
protect migratory birds, endangered species and the remaining 147,368
acres of northern Everglades habitat. Celebrate Florida's National
Wildlife Refuges. Discover the uniqueness of the Florida Everglades as
you participate in a variety of programs offered free of charge. Be sure
to bring a camera and binoculars to explore the nature trails or canoe
trail. Look closely for anhingas, fulvous whistling ducks, smooth-billed
anis, egrets, herons, alligators and turtles. Arthur R. Marshall
Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge is full of surprises.
Morikami Museum And Japanese Gardens
Park and museum Fee charged except free Sun. 10-noon. Park daily
sunrise-sunset; museum Tues.-Sun. 10-5; café Tues.-Sun. 10-5.
At this 200-acre cultural and recreational facility, there is a
beautiful Japanese imperial-style villa with a display that recalls the
Yamato Colony, an agricultural community of Japanese settlers who came
to Florida in 1905. Gardens include the only known collection of bonsai
Florida plants. There are also programs and exhibits in a lakeside
museum and theater, as well as a nature trail, picnic pavilions, a
library and audiovisual center, and a snack bar. Café serves light Asian
fare.
International Museum Of Cartoon Art
Championed by Beetle Bailey cartoonist Mort Walker, this is the only
museum of its kind in the world. It showcases more than 160,000 pieces
of art created over two centuries by more than 1,000 artists from more
than 50 countries: everything from turn-of-the-century Buster Brown
cartoons to the Road Runner to Charles Schulz's Peanuts.
Boca Raton Museum of Art
Designed by Fort Lauderdale architect Donald Singer, the museum is on a
sliver of land at the north end of Mizner Park. It is a two-story,
44,000-square-foot facility.
In 1999, two children passed a paper cup around Mizner Park, collecting
$4 in change for a proposed new museum. They proudly presented their
gift to the Museum which at that time was in crowded, temporary
quarters. From that important beginning, it took three years to raise
roughly $13.3 million in cash and pledges, which was over and above the
project's original $10 million goal.
The handsome new building was recently unveiled in Mizner Park. Not
only did the new museum open mortgage-free, but there was enough money
left over to support an operating endowment, renovate the museum's old
building on Palmetto Park Road into an art school and pay off the
mortgage on the original expansion property at 700 Banyan Trail.
With room for larger temporary exhibitions on the first floor and chunks
of the permanent collection on the second, the museum can show off more
of its roughly 4,000 objects. Only about 3 percent of the collection
could be exhibited at any one time in the old building, which also
wasn't big enough to house some popular traveling shows. (The museum
celebrated the opening with a large exhibition devoted to Pablo
Picasso.)
The building also has an outdoor sculpture garden, an auditorium,
children's education center, library and those indispensable amenities
for a modern museum -- a big gift shop and a "grand hall" to host fund
raising social benefits.
The American Orchid Society
Once housed in a Palm Beach mansion, the Orchid Society recently opened
at its new headquarters on the grounds of the Morikami Museum
Featured are hundreds of breeds of orchids, the most common of which is
the traditional prom corsage orchid, and the decorative dendrobium, a
long stalk ranging from 4-18 inches with multiple flowers.
Christopher's Christmas Shoppe
Visit the elaborate indoor/outdoor holiday displays, caroling by local
choirs, surprise visits by Santa Claus for youngsters. A
13,000-square-foot building features quaint year-round Christmas Shoppe
with large selections of trees, lights, ornaments of European glass,
speciality ornaments and collectables such as Polonaise, Christopher
Radko, Dean Griff, Winters Eve, Enesco, Pooh & Disney. Other
collectables include a department of 56 villages and accessories,
Seraphim, angels and snowbabies. Order or purchase custom designed
wreaths and decorations. Go back in time with genuine Antique Christmas
Ornaments and decorations.
Gumbo Limbo Nature Center
Donation welcome; turtle tours extra (tickets must be obtained in
advance). Mon.-Sat. 9-4, Sun. noon-4; turtle tours late May-mid-July,
Mon.-Thurs. 9 PM-midnight.
Children enjoy are the four huge saltwater sea tanks containing an
abundance of sealife -- from coral to stingrays. A long boardwalk winds
through dense forest to a 50-ft tower you can climb to overlook the tree
canopy. In the spring and early summer, staff members lead nighttime
turtle walks to see nesting females come ashore and lay their eggs.
Herbert Hoover Dike
Named after the late president, it was built after the devastating
hurricane of 1928 when various man-made dikes failed to control the high
waters of Lake Okeechobee. The Dike is surrounded by the beautiful Lake
Okeechobee, the second largest lake in the United States, with 730 sq.
miles of shoreline. Picnic area and campground available.
The Historical Society of Palm Beach County
Located in downtown West Palm Beach, the Historical Society is primarily
an archive and research facility. It is dedicated toward collecting and
preserving all materials, especially primary source materials,
pertaining to the history of Florida and in particular Palm Beach
County. The Society's collection is diverse, including letters, diaries
and journals, periodicals, photographs, scrapbooks, postcards, maps and
one of Florida's largest collection of architectural drawings. There is
a winter lecture series. Stop in, visit and see Florida in the past.
Hours 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Tuesday- Friday. Membership available.
Hoffman's Chocolate Shoppe & Gardens
For generations, the Hoffman family has been creating the most luscious
chocolate masterpieces using only the finest ingredients. Each year more
than 150,000 visitors are received at the Hoffman's Bavarian-style Tudor
factory to watch the creations being made and to tantalize their senses
with more than 80 varieties of confections. Located just in the back of
our chocolate factory are the lush tropical gardens through which
visitors stroll alongside colorful foliage, stopping to view the
waterfall, fish pond, and a G-scale train village with 500 feet of
track, while enjoying a chocolate treat. From Thanksgiving through the
New Year, Hoffman's transforms the gardens into a Winter Wonderland with
over 200,000 lights and brilliant displays. Visitors from near and far
arrive at Hoffman's to view and enjoy this free event.
Jungle Queen Riverboat Cruises
BBQ Dinner Cruises departs nightly 7 p.m. - 11 p.m. also daily
sight-seeing cruises through the Fort Lauderdale area depart from Bahia
Mar Yachting Center on Highway A1A. Daily Cruises 10 a.m. & 2 p.m. Open
all year.
Jupiter Lighthouse
The oldest existing structure in Palm Beach County and one of the most
photographed structures in South Florida. Open Sunday - Wednesday 10
a.m. - 4 p.m. (Last tour begins 3:15 p.m.) weather permitting. It is a
strenuous climb. Visitors must be in good health and at least 48 inches
tall. For your safety, please wear shoes fastened in the back.
Knollwood Groves / Hallpatee Seminole Village
Discover a taste of "Old Florida" at Palm Beach County's oldest working
orange grove. Enjoy a tram ride through the grove & tropical flowering
jungle and visit a Native Indian village and alligator pit. Live
alligator handling show every Saturday. gift shop & fresh fruit market.
The Last Galleon
The only facility in the U.S. where the public is invited to watch the
archeological process on artifacts being recovered from what is believed
to be the oldest Spanish Galleon found in Florida waters. Please call in
advance.
Lion Country Safari
Americari's first "cageless zoo." Enjoy an exciting drive through one of
the world's great wild animal preserves with more than 1,200 wild
animals roaming free within inches of your car. Then visit Safari World
amusement park with narrated boat cruise, miniature golf, animal and
bird displays, paddleboats, reptile park, petting zoo, picnic area,
restaurant, gift shops, a new carousel and Lory feeding aviary. While
the African Lion is still a prominent species in the preserve, Lion
Country also provides a home where rare and endangered animals can live
and reproduce. Lion Country is one of America's leading centers for the
education and preservation of wildlife. Rare births at Lion Country,
such as the African elephant, white rhinoceros and giraffes, are some
examples of the success of the cageless zoo prototype that has helped
revolutionize the zoo industry.
Loxahatchee Everglades Tour
Enjoy air boat tours, and see Florida the way it used to be. Loxahatchee
Everglades Tours are open to the public.. Guided tours are available
every day.
Manatee Queen
Enjoy the evening along the Intracoastal Waterway.
Mariah Sailing Catamaran
Mariah is a 49-passenger sailing catamaran offering 3 1/2 hour
sailing adventures on the Atlantic Ocean and the protected waters of the
Lake Worth Lagoon.
Marine-life Center of Juno Beach
Visit endangered sea turtles in a rehabilitation facility. Aquariums &
marine life exhibits help visitors understand the fragile environment.
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Mounts Botanical Gardens
Tour a collection of tropical and subtropical plants, including fruits,
citrus, rose garden, hibiscus, herb garden, xeriscape, a rain forest and
more.
Okeeheelee Nature Center
Walk along the nature trails that wind through 100 acres of native pine
flatwoods and wetlands. The center's 2.5 miles of trails include paved
trails designed to be accessible to strollers and the handicapped. They
feature soft surface trails leading into more remote areas of the
sanctuary. The spacious visitor center offers hands-on exhibits and the
gift shop offers items related to natural history.
Palm Beach Groves
Free tram rides daily through citrus groves and a packing house. Stroll
through our tropical gardens. See old Florida as it once was. Fresh
squeezed juice, gift shop, plant shop, country store.
On The Rocks
On The Rocks offers: indoor rock climbing, with over 30 feet tall
climbs. Team building and challenge ropes courses that build teamwork,
enhance trust and communication. Adventure trips, weekend camp-outs to
week-long excursions. Portable rock climbing walls, perfect for
festivals, events and company parties.
Palm Beach Polo and Country Club
Home to world-class polo. During the season, from January through
mid-April, as many as 6,000 horses may be on the grounds. Polo riders
and horses are brought in by team-owner patrons from throughout the
world to participate in the oldest sport on horseback. Palm Beach Polo
continues to host the U.S. Open Polo Championships. Matches are held
every Sunday afternoon during season. Special matches are often held,
featuring well-known celebrities.
Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club
Home of Stadium Jumping, Inc. and International Equestrian events such
as the Cosequin Winter Equestrian Festival. The annual stadium jumping
event draws the elite during its run from January to March and is a
proving ground for our United States Equestrian Team in the sport of
Show Jumping and Dressage. Among its competitors, you'll find Olympic
equestrian athletes, media celebrities and 3,500 magnificent horses from
around the world during the 7-week run. It serves as the site of
qualifying events and selection trials to such important international
events as the World Championships and the summer Olympic games. Stroll
the show grounds and enjoy seeing horses and ponies of every size and
breed. You'll also see riders from as young as three years of age! Call
for event schedules.
Palm Beach Princess
Offering day and evening coastal cruises, the ship travels to
international waters where passengers may enjoy gaming, entertainment
and a world class buffet. Sailing from the Port of Palm Beach.
The Palm Beach Water Taxi
Offers daily narrated Sightseeing Tours such as "Palm Beach Now & Then",
and "Nature Lovers Tour" and Sunset and Moonlight Cruises.
Waterway transfer service is also available to and from downtown West
Palm Beach's Clematis Street District; Palm Beach Garden's Waterway
Cafe, Sailfish Marina & Resort, Singer Island; waterfront attractions,
restaurants & bars; Peanut and Munyon Islands; and special events.
Palm Beach Zoo at Dreher Park
Discover why The Palm Beach Zoo at Dreher Park is the number one family
attraction in Palm Beach County. This intimate, 23-acre tropical
zoological garden is home to more than 400 animals representing
Australia, South and Central America, Asia and Florida. The zoo is
committed to the preservation of several endangered species including
the Komodo dragon, bengal tiger, lemur, cotton top tamarin, golden lion
tamarin, Florida panther, and features the nation's first outdoor
exhibit of Goeldi's monkeys. Enjoy the children's area and reptile
house. Explore the Cornell Nature Trail and shaded paved walkways
throughout the zoo. Enjoy refreshments at the Treehouse Cafe and search
for treasures at the Zoo Gift Shop.
Rapids Water Park
Rapids Water Park is South Florida's foremost family water park with
over 12 acres of attractions. Plunge down 1,600 feet of spiraling
flumes, dare to ride out the storm in Tubin' Tornadoes or blast off in
the new Body Blasters enclosed slides. Get totally tubular in the
quarter-mile action river, wave channel, aquatic rain forest and
25,000-square foot Big Surf Wave Pool. Little ones can also make a
splash in the new Splish-Splash Lagoon with 5 slides, a fort, shipwreck
and water shooting canons. The Rapids is open from mid March through mid
October in West Palm Beach.
Sawgrass Recreational Park
Everglades tours at Sawgrass Recreation Park show the real Florida - the
"sea of grass." See the Everglades by airboat, visit an Indian village,
alligator and reptile exhibit and birds of prey. Allow two hours for
everything.
South Florida Science Museum
Children under 3 are free. For more information call 832-1988.
At the South Florida Science Museum, dozens of hands-on permanent
exhibits as well as special traveling exhibitions appeal to all ages.
The McGlinty Aquarium features tanks with Pacific and Atlantic species
as well as Mangrove & Coral Reef habitats. The Aldrin Planetarium
offers star shows and spectacular laser light concerts.
Sports Immortals Museum
The largest sports memorabilia collection in the world is here. Rare
sports collectables and video presentations provide an exciting look at
the history of sports. Special features include theme parties, field
trips, tours and fund raisers.
SunCruz Casino
SunCruz Casino is a seven day a week, two sails a day, casino cruise.
300 slots, 19 table games, poker room, sports book are among the
offerings. A bountiful buffet and beverage service are available.
Yesteryear Village
First established in 1992, Yesteryear Village is now a major attraction
at the South Florida Fairgrounds. In addition to being open during the
17 days of the South Florida Fair in January, the Village is host to two
events during the year.
Summer Fair in May and Christmas in the Village in December. Yesteryear
Village is also home to the magnificent Bink Glisson Museum. Creative
artisans and craftsman, along with historic re-enactors bring the past
to life in a wholesome entertainment venue.
Attractions in Palm Beach
Henry Morrison Flagler Museum
A tour with well informed guides takes about an hour. The opulence of
Florida's Gilded Age is still apparent at Whitehall, the palatial
73-room mansion Henry Flagler had built in 1901 for his third wife, Mary
Lily Kenan. Then-famous architects John Carrère and Thomas Hastings were
instructed to spare no expense in creating the finest home they could
imagine. They did as they were told, and Whitehall rivals some of the
fine palaces of Europe. In 1960 Flagler's granddaughter, Jean Flagler
Matthews, bought the building, which had been the Whitehall Hotel from
1929 to 1959, and made it a museum. On display are many of the original
furnishings, an art collection, a 1,200-pipe organ, and exhibits on the
history of the Florida East Coast Railway, including Flagler's personal
railroad car, the Rambler.
The Breakers
Originally built by Henry Flagler in 1895 and rebuilt by his descendants
after a fire in 1925, this luxury hotel was one of the starting points
of Florida tourism. It resembles an ornate Italian Renaissance palace
and recently received a $100 million dollar renovation. The lobby of
this five star hotel has painted arched ceilings hung with crystal
chandeliers, and an ornate Florentine Dining Room which is hung with
15th-century Flemish tapestries.
Originally, Henry Flagler's Florida East Coast Railway was designed with
a stop right on the grounds of the Breakers for the convenience of
affluent guests traveling from all parts of the country for a Florida
holiday.
Mid-Town Beach
This small beach directly east of Worth Avenue is especially popular
because it's so close to town. But the only parking meters along Ocean
Boulevard, the only convenient public beach access, are found between
Worth Avenue and Royal Palm Way. 400 S. Ocean Blvd. Other parking is
reserved for residents of Palm Beach who are issued special parking
decals.
Shopping
Palm Beach
Comparable to Beverly Hills' Rodeo Drive or Palm Desert's El Paseo, Palm
Beach's Worth Avenue is a must for the discriminating shopper.
The Esplanade
Newly renovated, this two story shopping promenade now emulates the
Mediterranean revival-style architecture made popular by Addison Mizner
in the 20's. It is the perfect setting for elegant boutiques, fine
dining and of course, Saks.
Saks Fifth Avenue
Saks Fifth Avenue is celebrating 73 years in Palm Beach and, as always,
offers the very best of American and European designer fashions. The
Men's Store has a separate, spacious 2 level location and the intimate
apparel shop on the second level is a great addition to women's designer
fashions, accessories, jewelry, shoes, cosmetics and fragrances found in
the main store.
Manrico Cashmere
Located on the second level, features an extensive and colorful
collection of knitwear made of cashmere, and silk and cashmere blends.
Renowned for value, quality and prompt service.
Styles and made in Italy Couture Optique
Recognized for outfitting Hollywood stars in designer eyewear, features
exclusive lines such as Oliver Peoples, Fredric Beausoliel and Boucheron;
are always providing personalized service.
Moseley's
Located on the second level, has been the place to find an extensive,
international collection of luxurious linens for the bed, bath and table
since the 1920's and also carries lingerie.
Barry Kieselstein-Cord
This designer's premier location carries his complete line of original
18K gold jewelry, alligator handbags, belts, and now, sunglasses are a
part of his collection!
Sonia Rykiel Boutique
Here you'll find the Paris designer's timeless knits, crepes and
signature cottons. Also shoes, jewelry and accessories.
Calvin Klein Boutique
Has added items from his home collection to an already great selection
from his women's collection including shoes, accessories, lingerie,
swimwear and fragrances.
The Purple Turtle
The Purple Turtle has an extensive collection of designer layette for
infants, new European lines of baby couture including Baby Dior, Missoni
and Sonia Rykiel, and a complete line for girls through 6x and boys
through 7. Unusual gifts and toys from around the world are a feature.
Giorgio's of Palm Beach
Giorgio's of Palm Beach is famous for the world's most colorful
sophisticated line of alligator and ostrich handbags and accessories. It
also features a selection of Italian handmade cashmere and wool blazers
and trousers, and the Loro Piana collection
Lindsay & Brattan
Original fine jewelry and exclusive on of a kind pieces containing rare
diamonds and gemstones or Their Boutique Collection. For those who want
to have custom designed pieces or re-design an old piece into a modern
or classical look, their craftsmen are at your disposal.
Georgette Klinger
This full service salon specializes in a range of facials including the
oxygen treatment. Hairstyling, makeup and gift packages are also
available.
Cloud 10
Baby layette planning, children's clothes, shoes, toys (beanie babies,
too) and accessories. Service with a smile and worldwide shipping
available.
Emanuel Ungaro
A collection of women's ready to wear prints and textures create the
look that the designer is best known for. His shoes, accessories and
fragrances can also be found here.
Salvatore Ferragamo
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