As the locals would say, "Boca" offers everything you want. Looking for a beach vacation? In other words, it exists. Those who are drawn to nature. You can find it. Is it the culture you seek? What do you know, it has that, too! When it comes to having a good time in the warm South Florida sun, Boca is the place to go. On your next trip to The Palm Beaches, check out these 10 must-see destinations in Boca Raton.

Mizner Park

To shop, dine, and have a good time in downtown Boca, head to Mizner Park. Walk around the plaza, see art, and hear music at the Mizner Park Amphitheater. Mizner Park's commercial district is beating heart, with 16 of the best restaurants in the world and other high-end shops catering to the most discerning customers. Check out iPic Theatres, an elite cinema with delectable in-theatre food and reserved luxury seating, for the pinnacle of the movie-watching experience.

The Museum of Art at Boca Raton

More than 200,000 people visit this museum annually, making it the most popular cultural attraction in South Florida. The 44,000-square-foot building is well-known worldwide for its impressive permanent collection and constantly rotating exhibits.

Artist talks, kid-friendly events, and weekly art lessons for adults and children are just a few of the numerous free public programs the museum offers. Children and students go in for free; adults pay $12.

The Gumbo Limbo Nature Center

Sea turtle summer camp and free outdoor marine feedings are some of the sea turtle-themed events and environmental initiatives hosted as part of this collaborative effort. Guests are not charged for entry. However, donations of $5 are always appreciated.

Boca Raton Town Center

One of the best places to go shopping in South Florida, Town Center at Boca Raton has a wide variety of high-end boutiques, popular mall businesses, and delicious dining options. Visitors from all over the globe flock to its 220 speciality shops and six major department stores. Shop a wide variety of luxury brands, including Apple, Tiffany &'' Co., Tory Burch, and more.

Wick Theatre &'' Costume Museum

The Wick Theatre's Costume Museum is a breathtaking collection of Broadway's most stunning costumes, created by the industry's most prestigious fashion designers. This magnificent theatre is home to almost fifty Broadway plays' and revivals' worth of original costumes, valued at over twenty million dollars.

You may take a tour, see a play or a cabaret, and dine in style in the magnificent Tavern Room, which pays tribute to the world-famous Tavern-on-the-Green® by using its beautiful china and crystal. In the former entryway, you may enjoy your meal beneath a chandelier made of amber and crystal.

Park Red Reef

Birds of all sizes love the dense vegetation and seclusion of Red Reef Park. If you're looking to photograph larger and more stunning birds, the ocean side of the park is the place to go. The park's southern end is a popular spot for snorkelling and surf fishing, and there are plenty of parking spots close to the beach for easy access.

FAU Stadium

FAU Stadium is a 30,000-seat, and 32 box seats on the campus of Florida Atlantic University. In addition to being the site of the annual RoofClaim Boca Raton Bowl, FAU Stadium has also played home to the NCAA Women's Soccer College Cup. It is a friendly between the U.S. Men's National Soccer Team and Mexico. The only other stadium in the United States without a wall blocking your view is the one at Florida Atlantic University.

Sugar Sand Park

Sugar Sand Park offers various exciting activities for anyone seeking mental and physical stimulation, inspiration, and challenge. Learn about the wondrous world of science, ride the carousel, get up close and personal with a show at the Willow Theatre, and have a blast on the scientific playground at the Children's Science Explorium. Sand Pine and Slash Pine nature pathways provide opportunities for walking in the park's natural surroundings.

Daggerwing Nature Center

The Daggerwing Nature Center is in the scenic Burt Aaronson South County Regional Park. Classrooms, a laboratory, a lobby, a reading space, and an elevated boardwalk that winds its way through a swamp are just some of the features. The entire museum spans 3,000 square feet.

The boardwalk features two pathways with bench seating and an observation tower where you may see osprey, alligators, and a wide range of bromeliads.