Palm Springs was once a place to escape from Hollywood for the movers and shakers of the ‘60s. Today, the desert town nestled in Coachella Valley is a cool destination for people looking to relax and soak in the sun by the pool while taking in the architecture of the past.
When coming to Palm Springs for a weekend getaway, you will find many activities to keep yourself entertained for the entire trip. Because of its size, Palm Springs can be easily experienced with a self-guided bike tour. Big Wheel Tours rents bicycles starting at $30/day. Visit www.bwbtours.com or call 760-802-2236 to rent your bike or set up a tour. Pedal the Downtown Loop to check out the local hot spots and surrounding terrain.
After you’ve worked up your appetite seeing all that Palm Springs has to offer, you’ll want to treat yourself to a unique and delicious restaurant for dinner. Johannes is a restaurant that offers modern Austrian food, combining classic Central European specialties like spaetzle and sauerkraut with additional ingredients and flavors, ranging from polenta to wasabi. Visit www.johannesrestaurants.com or call 760-778-0017 for additional dining information.
It just wouldn’t be a trip to Palm Springs if you didn’t spend some time lounging poolside at one of the infamous resorts in town. Try the Colony Palms Hotel (572 North Indian Canyon Drive; 760-969-1800; www.colonypalmshotel.com) for some exquisite beverages, towering palms and glistening pools. If you desire appetizers or any other food, the Purple Palm restaurant is an appealing option with poolside tables available.
Whether you are traveling from New York or Las Vegas, looking for peace and quiet or glitz and glamour, you can find everything you desire in Palm Springs.
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