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Hilton, West Palm Beach, Florida, USA
May 5-7th, 2027
USA is more than a place on the map — it’s an experience that stays with you long after you’ve left. From its striking skyline and vibrant culture to the unforgettable moments you’ll share during the summit, your journey here will become a story worth telling.
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Get ready to make the most of your experience at the MedTech World USA Summit in West Palm Beach, Florida. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or returning to this vibrant coastal city, planning ahead will ensure a smooth and memorable trip. From world-class hotels and convenient transport options to cultural attractions and culinary delights, West Palm Beach offers everything you need to balance business with leisure.
On this page, you’ll find practical information to help organize your stay, including travel tips, accommodation guidance, and details about the event venue. Use these resources to make your journey as seamless as possible and focus on what really matters – connecting with industry leaders, exploring innovations, and enjoying everything West Palm Beach has to offer.
At the same time, West Palm Beach has rapidly emerged as a hub for business and investment. In recent years, it has become home to an expanding number of family offices, hedge funds, and private equity firms, positioning the city as a growing financial center in the U.S. This unique blend of lifestyle and business makes it the perfect backdrop for global leaders, investors, and innovators to connect, collaborate, and shape the future of MedTech.
West Palm Beach may be best known for its palm-lined waterfront, but the city and surrounding area are full of cultural, culinary, and coastal experiences that make it worth exploring. Whether you have a few free hours between sessions or an extra day or two to unwind, these top spots showcase the true spirit of South Florida.
Clematis Street & Downtown Waterfront – Heart of the City
Lively by day and night, Clematis Street is lined with cafés, boutiques, and bars just steps from the Intracoastal Waterway. The palm-shaded waterfront offers walking paths, public art, and a perfect backdrop for evening strolls.
The Norton Museum of Art – World-Class Collection
Home to a renowned collection of American, European, and Chinese art, the Norton is a cultural landmark. Its modern expansion includes sculpture gardens and rotating exhibits that attract global visitors.
Worth Avenue (Palm Beach) – Luxury & Elegance
Just over the bridge, Palm Beach’s famed Worth Avenue rivals Rodeo Drive. Lush courtyards, designer boutiques, and upscale dining make this a must-see for anyone who enjoys luxury shopping and people-watching.
The Breakers – Historic Icon
This legendary oceanfront resort, built by Henry Flagler in 1896, remains a symbol of Palm Beach elegance. Even if you’re not staying here, the lobby and ocean views are worth a visit.
Norton Sculpture Garden & Antique Row – Hidden Gems
Explore the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, where monumental works are displayed in a serene tropical setting. Antique Row, just south of downtown, is a favorite for collectors and design enthusiasts.
Palm Beaches Coastline – Sun, Sea & Boating
Relax on pristine stretches of sand like Palm Beach Municipal Beach or enjoy water sports along the Intracoastal. Charter a yacht or take a scenic boat tour for a different perspective of the coastline. For a quieter vibe, head north to Juno Beach or south to Delray.
Golf Capital – World-Class Courses
Palm Beach County is often called the “Golf Capital of Florida,” home to more than 160 golf courses. From championship resorts like PGA National to exclusive private clubs, the region offers options for both casual rounds and professional-level play — a favorite pastime for visiting executives and investors.
Business & Lifestyle Crossroads – Finance Meets Leisure
Beyond leisure, West Palm Beach has become a rising center for family offices, hedge funds, and private equity firms, often called the Wall Street of the South. This makes it a rare city where international investors and entrepreneurs can blend business with the lifestyle perks of South Florida living.
Day Trips – Miami & Beyond
If time allows, Miami is just an hour away by Brightline train, offering art, nightlife, and international flair. To the north, Jupiter and the Treasure Coast provide a slower pace with natural preserves and scenic waterways.
Experience West Palm Beach & Palm Beach’s unique cuisine, influenced by coastal and Southern traditions:
Fresh Florida Seafood: From spiny lobster and stone crab to mahi-mahi and snapper, the region is known for its daily catch served ocean-to-table.
Key Lime Pie: A Florida classic with its tangy-sweet filling and graham cracker crust, best enjoyed chilled after a day in the sun.
Cuban Sandwiches & Latin Flavors: A nod to South Florida’s cultural blend — pressed Cuban sandwiches, empanadas, and plantains are local favorites.
Waterfront Dining: Iconic spots along the Intracoastal and Palm Beach offer upscale seafood towers, tropical cocktails, and sunset views.
Craft Cocktails & Rum Culture: Palm Beach’s bars are known for elegant rum-based drinks and creative tropical mixes.
Florida Orange Juice: A simple but iconic staple — freshly squeezed and best enjoyed in the morning with the ocean breeze.
💡 Fun fact: Palm Beach County is the largest producer of sugarcane in the U.S., so don’t miss desserts and cocktails featuring locally sourced sugar.
Whether you’re walking along Worth Avenue in Palm Beach or strolling through downtown West Palm, these ten restaurants capture the region’s culinary spirit, from upscale seafood to neighborhood favorites.
Spruzzo – West Palm Beach Rooftop Escape
Mediterranean-inspired rooftop terrace with cocktails, brunch, and seasonal dishes set against sweeping skyline and water views.
Buccan – Palm Beach
Chef Clay Conley’s inventive American small plates, bold flavors, and warm ambiance make this a must for modern Palm Beach dining.
The Blue Door – West Palm Beach
A relaxed bistro with Mediterranean coastal flair — think simple, fresh ingredients served in a lush outdoor patio setting.
Maison Carlos – West Palm Beach (El Cid neighborhood)
A fine dining option with French/Italian focus; intimate space and locally sourced ingredients define the experience.
Sant Ambroeus – Palm Beach
A refined Italian trattoria with vintage glamor, offering classics like prosciutto, fine pasta, and elegant ambience.
Table 26 – West Palm Beach
Global American cuisine in a modern space — a good pick for business dinners or refined, relaxed evenings.
Galley (Hilton West Palm)
A grill house & bar inside the Hilton that offers steaks, grilled specialties, and a comfortable, elevated setting.
Pistache French Bistro – West Palm Beach
A charming French bistro serving classical dishes, perfect for a quiet romantic dinner or leisurely brunch.
Café Med – West Palm Beach
A serene garden patio Italian spot with traditional recipes and a cozy, relaxed feel.
Le Bilboquet – Palm Beach
Classic French Riviera flair in Palm Beach — stylish, polished, and beloved for both its food and island setting.
Fly into: Palm Beach International Airport (PBI), located just 10 minutes from downtown West Palm Beach and Palm Beach Island. For additional flight options, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) is about 45 minutes away, and Miami International Airport (MIA) is roughly 1 hour 15 minutes south.
Getting around: Ride-share services like Uber and Lyft are widely available, along with taxis and rental cars. Downtown West Palm also offers the free Downtown Trolley service, connecting key spots including Clematis Street, Rosemary Square, and the waterfront.
Rail & Connections: The high-speed Brightline train connects West Palm Beach directly to Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and soon Orlando, making regional travel fast and comfortable.Yacht Access: The Intracoastal Waterway makes West Palm Beach a yachting hotspot, with several marinas (including the Palm Harbor Marina and Rybovich) catering to vessels of all sizes. Private yacht charters are available for leisure cruising or corporate hospitality.
