Palm Springs' Historic Tennis Club neighborhood is one of the city's best places to experience its early history, historic architecture and resort culture on foot. Located just south of downtown, the neighborhood combines historic homes, boutique hotels, restaurants and some of the city's most…
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Long before Palm Springs became known for midcentury architecture, Hollywood glamour, wellness resorts, and desert escapes, this place was—and remains—the ancestral homeland of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians. For thousands of years, the Agua Caliente people have lived in relationship…
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Palm Springs Hotel Pools with Day Passes, Cabanas & Loungers Looking to beat the desert heat in style? Palm Springs is home to some of the most luxurious and inviting hotel pools in the country—and many offer day passes, cabanas, and daybeds for locals and visitors alike. Whether you're planning a…
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Hollywood's Desert Hideaway Welcome to Old Las Palmas, one of Palm Springs' most storied and enchanting neighborhoods—a place where the glamour of Hollywood's Golden Age still lingers in the sunlight. Tucked against the base of the San Jacinto Mountains, these quiet, palm‑lined streets once served…
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Entry to One of Palm Springs’ Most Sacred Sites Ancestors of the Agua Caliente people thrived in Tahquitz Canyon. As with the numerous canyons in the valley, they were able to hunt, gather, and utilize the water to thrive in the Palm Springs area. Their village sites date back thousands of years…
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Trails, Tours & Desert Adventures Palm Springs isn’t just a desert getaway—it’s a playground for outdoor adventure. From rugged canyons and stunning desert vistas to hiking trails and iconic geological formations, the area offers experiences for thrill-seekers, nature lovers, and families alike…
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Explore Indian Canyons, Murray Canyon & Desert Landscapes on Horseback While there are plenty of ways to experience the natural beauty of Palm Springs, horseback riding offers something different—slower, more immersive, and deeply connected to the landscape. It’s not just about seeing the desert…
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A Self-Guided Route Through Neighborhoods, Architecture & Local Landmarks Looking for one of the best bike rides in Palm Springs? This self-guided Palm Springs bike tour takes you through North, Central, and South Palm Springs—blending scenic streets, midcentury modern neighborhoods, historic sites…
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Palm Springs has always been a mood — sun‑drenched, design‑obsessed, and effortlessly photogenic. Whether you’re here for midcentury lines, colorful doors, canyon trails, or poolside glamour, the city gives you endless ways to fill your feed with that unmistakable Palm Springs vibe. Here are the…
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A Journey Into the Heart of the Indian Canyons Few places in the American desert feel as unexpectedly lush as Palm Canyon. Just minutes from downtown Palm Springs, this remarkable oasis is home to the world’s largest natural stand of Washingtonia filifera , the only palm species native to the western…
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