
When New York turns cold, a part of it moves south. A hotel by the sea in Palm Beach, polo in Wellington, and a week of art in Miami Beach.
1896Henry Flagler opens the Palm Beach Inn
Henry Flagler opened the Palm Beach Inn on January 16, 1896, and in 1901 it took the name The Breakers, for the guests who asked for rooms down by the breakers. Fire took it in 1903 and again in 1925, and the present building, by Schultze and Weaver after the Villa Medici in Rome, opened on December 29, 1926, in Palm Beach.
From January to April the polo season of the International Polo Club Palm Beach is played in Wellington, a short drive inland. The rest of the polo year is in Polo.
2002The first Art Basel Miami Beach
Art Basel came to Miami Beach on December 4, 2002, with 160 galleries and about 30,000 visitors over 4 days, and has returned every December since. The salerooms and the fairs of the rest of the year are in Art and auctions.
$50,597Kept a year by a New York City couple on $500,000 in Miami
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Aspen🇺🇸 Colorado, United StatesSources. The Breakers, historic timeline · e-flux, the premiere of Art Basel Miami Beach · Patrician.ch, Paid by the Move. Read October 2026. A record of places, houses and dates, published as research. Patrician.ch has no commercial relationship with any house named here. Photographs from Unsplash and Pexels, used under their licenses.
Henry Flagler opened it as the Palm Beach Inn on January 16, 1896.
The present building opened on December 29, 1926.
Every December.
The first edition opened on December 4, 2002.
On the Patrician.ch 2026 model, a married couple on $500,000 keeps $50,597 a year more in income tax, about $4,216 a month.
From January to April, at the International Polo Club Palm Beach.
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