Activities in Palm Springs

Beau Monde has 25 architecturally noteworthy Palm Springs pads, including one previously owned by Warner Brothers cofounder Jack Warner. Staff can arr

Tee off at this legendary venue.

Hide-covered ottomans, religious and Asian sculpture, even framed insect art: it’s a destination for designers of every stripe—particularly zebra stri

These canyons were once the home to the forerunners of the Agua Caliente Cahuilla Native Americans. Now they are open for exploration and appreciation

Hit the links at the North Course, where Walt Disney used to play.

Tee off at this legendary golf venue.

Remodeling ideas for the Midcentury enthusiast.

Palm Springs classics like glass and Lucite coffee tables and chrome-base sofas.

After an eight-minute tram ride up Mount San Jacinto, toss snowballs in a fairy-tale alpine forest.

Arcade with 10 furniture and decorative-arts galleries, including Bon Vivant, a good place to score collectible Blenko glass and Raymor pottery.

Bring a jacket—even in summer—to ride aboard the world’s largest rotating gondolas. The 2 1/2-mile, 10-minute trip up the sheer cliffs of Chino Canyon

John McCallum, the first permanent white settle of Palm Springs, had an adobe house built for him in 1884, and along with Miss Cornelia White’s “Littl

Antiques and oddities—seashell-encrusted coquillage next to People’s Republic of China figurines—plus 20th-century paintings, from plein-air landscape

A wall of windows runs across the front of a low-profile white building in North Palm Springs, and a contrasting red wall to the left bears the distin

Head downtown to browse the Midcentury Modern furniture shops along North Palm Canyon Drive. One of the best is the new Trina Turk Residential, stocke