Clematis Street (West Palm Beach)

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Clematis Street (West Palm Beach)

Clematis Street comes alive with shopping, dining, nightlife, special events and year-round live music. Make sure to see the colorful fountains in Waterfront Commons, picturesque views of Lake Worth Lagoon and the Intracoastal Waterway and ride the free trolley throughout downtown West Palm Beach.

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