Lifestyle filming locations West Palm Beach

CityPlace is a dynamic, European inspired, mixed-use urban neighborhood in the heart of downtown West Palm Beach, reimagined as a lifestyle and entertainment hub. Occupying roughly 72 acres, the district features over 60+ shops and restaurants, arts-focused public spaces, residential towers, offices, and year-round events. Formerly known as Rosemary Square and The Square

Aesthetic & Architecture
Designed with Mediterranean and Venetian influences, CityPlace’s architecture gives the feel of a charming European plaza with open-air promenades, elegant fountains, and pedestrian-friendly courtyards. The streetscape encourages walkability, making it highly filmable for lifestyle, commercial, or narrative work.

Filming Appeal & Key Features

• Retail & Dining Diversity: A curated mix of shops and restaurants provides flexible backdrops for brand / lifestyle shoots. 

• Entertainment & Activation Spaces: Events, live music, pop-up activations, and open plazas offer dynamic precincts for experiential shoots. 

• Mixed-Use Character: With office towers, luxury rentals, and residential condos, perfect for urban, live-work-play productions. 

• Cultural Anchors Nearby: Adjacent to the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts and close to Clematis Street, for cultural and historic context.

• Transportation Access: Easy access via I-95 or Turnpike, and Brightline station nearby.

Scout Note
CityPlace offers a polished, pedestrian-scaled backdrop that balances retail vibrancy with residential sophistication. Whether you’re staging a branded content piece, a lifestyle campaign, or scripted scenes, its plazas, walkways, and green gathering areas provide flexibility. The mix of textures—from stone and stucco architecture to water features and public art—makes it visually rich for storytelling. Permitting for public space activations and filming should account for foot traffic, particularly during events and weekends. Some areas may require coordination with property management for private vs public access. Trolley / pedestrian movement is common, so scout for timing to minimize disruption or incorporate foot traffic into scenes.