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Palm Springs
Known for Live Music, Dancing and Golf
How do you get to Palm Springs?
When to go to Palm Springs
Best neighborhoods to visit in Palm Springs
Downtown Palm Springs
Downtown Palm Springs is a welcoming, walkable neighborhood. The neighborhood has many charming qualities, its festivals among the more noteworthy. You can satisfy your cultural palate with monuments and shopping.
photo by Chris Billin
Uptown Design District
Uptown Design District is a welcoming neighborhood with many tasty options for restaurants and bars. The neighborhood has many appealing features, among them its festivals. You can satisfy your cultural palate with live music and shopping.
Things to do in Palm Springs
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From soaring peaks to bustling shops, explore the best of Palm Springs and spend the afternoon browsing the incredible deals at Desert Hills Premium Outlets on this fun-filled excursion. Along the way, make a stop at an intriguing zoo and keep your eyes peeled for the homes of famous celebrities.
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Climb aboard a spacious basket for a high-flying adventure with incredible looks at the sun setting over Palm Springs' golden-hued landscape. Along the way, listen to your pilot as they point out local landmarks and enjoy a refreshing glass of champagne to celebrate your tour when you land.
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Extraordinary scenery abounds as your bright red Jeep winds its way through the multi-colored labyrinth of geological cuts and canyons of the San Andreas Fault. Listen to your naturalist guide entertain you with stories about the plants, animals, geology, and history of the California desert.
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On this private full-day excursion, visit the Temecula Valley, one of America's most popular and successful wine regions. Travel through rolling hillsides in a spacious Hummer, visit renowned wineries, enjoy lunch in a picture-perfect setting, and get a chance to taste quality local wines.
Experts share insider tips on their favorite spots in town
Tahquitz Canyon
Tahquitz Canyon is a short and family-friendly 1.7 mile loop with a waterfall at the corner of the loop. Markers for learning about the area's native history dot the desert hiking trail. If you go in the early morning, you'll have the benefit of shade both ways!
Palm Springs Art Museum
The Marcuse Sculpture Garden is a tranquil place to take a reflective stroll with an espresso from the Muse Cafe. If you’re fascinated by Palm Springs’ mid-century vibe, you’ll love the architectural collection; don’t miss the drawings of Gehry and Libeskind.
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
This a breathtaking ride with great views of the mountains, and the trams rotate to provide constantly changing vistas, so make sure you have your camera ready! If you’re visiting during high season, book your tickets online in advance, as the lines can grow quite long.
Downtown Palm Springs
Downtown is the best place to bag some vintage clothes and retro furnishings that scream California cool. Pop into the thrift stores, antique shops and boutiques, then stroll to N. Palm Canyon Drive to grab a bacon-infused Bloody Mary from Jake’s, or a pizza from Birba.
Visitor guides from our travel experts
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