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Palm Springs Must-Sees

Palm Springs showcases a high concentration of mid-century modern architecture and unique desert flora. The city's core along Palm Canyon Drive hosts the Walk of Stars and the Albert Frey-designed Visitors Center. Notable cultural institutions include the Palm Springs Air Museum, specializing in World War II aviation, and the Moorten Botanical Garden, which features over 3,000 desert plant species. For outdoor exploration, Tahquitz Canyon offers a 60-foot waterfall, while the Twin Palms estate highlights the region's history as a Hollywood retreat.

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Palm Canyon Drive

The main thoroughfare of the town where the best shops, restaurants, bars and pubs are concentrated.

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Tahquitz Falls

A 60-foot seasonal waterfall located in Tahquitz Canyon on the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians Reservation. It is reached via a two-mile hiking loop.

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Palm Springs Air Museum

The Palm Springs Air Museum, is a aviation museum in Palm Springs, California focused on World War II aviation.

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Palm Springs Visitors Center

Something between a museum and tourist information center, housed in an interesting building from the 60s.

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Moorten Botanical Garden

The Moorten Botanical Garden and Cactarium is a 1 acre family-owned botanical garden in Palm Springs, California, specializing in cacti and…

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Palm Springs Art Museum

The Palm Springs Art Museum is a visual and performing arts institution with several locations in the Coachella Valley, in Riverside County…

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Palm Springs Walk of Stars

The Palm Springs Walk of Stars is a walk of fame in downtown Palm Springs, California, where "Golden Palm Stars", honoring various people…

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Frank Sinatra House

Built in 1947 by architect E. Stewart Williams, this mid-century modern estate features a piano-shaped swimming pool. It was the first Palm Springs home commissioned by Frank Sinatra.

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Twin Palms Frank Sinatra Estate

Fans should not miss out a glance at Frank Sinatra's first estate. Unfortunately not open to public - unless you rent it.