We have a small, but beautiful and historic zoo at Dreher Park.. . Spend an afternoon on "the island" of Palm Beach. Drive along A1A and see private homes larger than hotels. Window shop on Worth Avenue. Visit the Henry Flager Museum; take the guided tour for some real insights into how Palm Beach became the resort of the rich, and the shenanigans of early Palm Beachers. Have lunch at Chuck & Harold's or Testa's, both surpirsingly affordable if you keep the drinks to a minimum.. . Breakfast at John G's (just north of Lake Worth Pier) is a tradition. Be prepared to wait in line if you arrive after 8 o'clock on weekends. After breakfast, swim in the sea and lie on the beach. Or drive a couple miles north and enjoy a quieter beach and Phipps Ocean Park. McArthur State Park on Singer Island (north of downtown) is another good beach destination.. . For nightlife, Clematis Street is near solid clubs and restaurants. A free trolley connects Clematis with City Place. Ride around see what appeals to you.. . About 40 minutes south, Morikami Japanes Gardens and Museum is a great place to spend a day. Call ahead to make reservations for a tea ceremony or other demonstrations. Have a meal at the "on campus" restaurant. And bring some extra travellers' checks for the gift shop.. . Check the paper for Polo Matches. Take a gambling cruise (to nowhere) from the Port of Palm Beach. Board Tri-Rail at WPB AmTrak station and cruise down to Fort Lauderdale (a shuttle will meet your train and take you to downtown, Las Olas Blvd, and the beach) or downtown Miami (connect to the People Mover to see downtown or take a bus to South Beach).