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Boca Raton Information and Highlights

The unceasing wind effect of the Boca Raton beach continued to this day as it was in the days of the early settlers who migrated from Japan. The Japanese immigrants were led by Joseph Sakai and specialized in pineapple cultivation. The small, desolate Boca Raton beach of then has now become a home for the famous and well-to-do individuals. The whistling wind continues to serve as an attraction to the beach. Addison Mizner played a significant role in the growth of the city as he borne a vision to transform Boca Raton into his dream city. Architected many Spanish and Mediterranean-theme buildings that exist till today. By the end of World War II, Boca Raton's subtropical milieu and gesturing business climate attracted many investors and entrepreneurs to the city.

History

Boca Raton has an astonishing history beginning from the name of the beach and to its inhabitants. Boca is the Spanish word for mouth or inlet and Raton stands for the mouse. The geographical existence of Boca Raton is really comical since there is a case of mistaken identity associated with it. Originally, Boca Raton was at Biscayne Bay near present day Miami Beach. In the 19th century, the name was mistakenly applied to the current Lake Boca Raton. In the year1920, Boca Raton witnessed significant boom in real estate and world class resort community was planned. Tequesta Indians are the known earliest inhabitants of the region residing along the coastline.

Location

Boca Raton is the southernmost city in Palm Beach County. It represents one of the key cities under Miami metropolitan area and over 40 miles away from Miami. The city is being inhabited speedily with a growing number of inhabitants and suburban expansion happening around the city especially areas like West Boca Raton. The census conducted in 2014 recorded nearly 90,000 occupants which occurred as a result of how the beach is viewed as a business suburb. Boca Raton is one of the wealthiest communities in Palm Beach County.

Home of many European settlers who came by sea and cleared the natives in early 19th century Boca Raton has a long lasting historical significance. The city is also popularly known for its state of the art pink tower hotel building that stands as a towering monument on the intercoastal waterway. IBM has contributed to the growth of Boca Raton with its manufacturing unit built and operated in the city for over 4 decades.

Weather

Boca Raton offers a perfect tropical rainforest climate with average summer temperature between 85 to 90 degree Fahrenheit and average winter temperature recorded between 70 to 80 degree Fahrenheit. With no snowfall and precipitation throughout the year, Boca Raton is characterized by sunny weather climate. A cool breeze that touches the skin softly with warm weather is experienced throughout the year. The dry season is at its peak in December while heavy rainfall is experienced in April. Boca Raton serves as a tourist centre for individuals around the world.

Shopping

Downtown Boca's diverse assortment of boutiques, galleries, furniture and design studios, gourmet markets and renowned fashion retailers provide the perfect location for shopping and window shopping all day long. At downtown Boca, there is no shortage of super-sized retail shops and department stores, with abundant nationally-recognized and locally-owned restaurants speckled among them, designed to keep bargain hunters happy from morning to night

• Town Center Mall - 6000 Glades Rd - (561) 368-6001
• Mizner Park - 327 Plaza Real Suite #315 - (561) 362-0606
• Glades Plaza - 2200 Glades Rd - (954) 254-2292

Restaurants

Boca Raton has several collections of restaurants and bars that offer fine dining and cocktails to grab-and-go snacks. There are an adequate number of restaurants strategically located just a short shuttle ride away from each other serving delicious cuisines from all over the world.

• Seasons 52 - 2300 NW Executive Center Dr - (561) 998-9952
• Twenty Twenty Grille - 141 Via Naranjas - (561) 990-7969
• Trulucks – 351 Plaza Real - (561) 391-0755
• Bazille - 5820 Glades Rd - (561) 620-3286

Nightlife

Boca Raton is is definitely a hot and happening city and people of the city redefine what you call enjoying the nightlife at its best. People are always up for a little fun when the sun goes down. Electrifying and vibrant atmosphere with Live music, high-end cocktail lounge, dance clubs, late night America eats, Hookah houses you name it and Boca Raton have it.

• Hookah House - 201 SE 1st Ave - (561) 929-4060
• Funky Budha Lounge & Brewery - 2621 N Federal Hwy - (561) 368-4643
• True - 147 SE 1st Ave - (561) 417-5100
• Bar Luna - 501 E Camino Real - (561) 447-3640

Schools

Boca Raton is an educational hub and is identified to be the 13th largest public school district in the US. The Palm Beach County is responsible for provisioning the public education. Boca Raton is also home for several notable private and religious schools. There are 4 public high schools, 5 public middle schools and 12 public elementary schools. Baseball icons such as Chris Stynes, Danny Valencia and notable actors like Jonathan Chase and Noah Centineo are the Alumni of these schools.

• Boca Raton Community High school - 1501 Northwest 15th Court - (561) 338-1400
• Spanish River Community High School - 5100 Jog Road - (561) 241-2200
• Don Estridge High Tech Middle School - 1798 Spanish River Blvd - (561) 989-7800
• Loggers’ Run Community Middle School - 11584 W Palmetto Park Rd - (561) 883-8000
• Coral Sunset Elementary - 22400 Hammock St - (561) 477-2100
• Sunrise Park Elementary - 19400 Coral Ridge Dr - (561) 477-4300

Landmarks

Home to numerous Floresta historic places every part of Boca Raton is an iconic landmark in its own way. It has the longest running professional theatre in south Florida, The Caldwell Theatre Company. It also houses Wick Theatre and Costume Museum. The FAU Stadium held Boca Raton bowl. Several significant museums in the area worth a visit.

• iPic Theatre – 301 Plaza Real - (561) 299-3000
• Boca Raton Museum of Arts - 501 Plaza Real - (561) 392-2500
• Sugar Sand Park - 300 S. Military Trail – (561) 347-3900

Conclusion

Boca Raton has witnessed a tremendous expansion in recent times and represents a renowned resort destination in the United States, attracting tons of individuals from the United States and the world at large.

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