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Jupiter
Historic landmark · 1860
First lit in 1860. A 105-ft brick tower on a 46-ft natural dune at the mouth of the Loxahatchee, built to a design by George Meade.
Museum: 500 Captain Armour's Way.
Drawbridge · 2025
The new Loxahatchee River crossing, completed in 2025: a 915-ft twin double-leaf drawbridge with 42 ft of clearance, up from 25 ft.
Wider lanes, sidewalks and bike lanes; FDOT expects 44% fewer openings.
Restaurant
Waterfront restaurant at 1000 N US Highway 1, facing the lighthouse across the Loxahatchee.
Historic landmark · 1898
Built in 1898 on a Jeaga shell mound — part of the Jupiter Inlet Historic and Archaeological Site on the National Register.
In DuBois Park.
Theatre · since 1979
Opened in 1979 as Burt Reynolds' dinner theatre; reborn in 2004 as the nonprofit Maltz Jupiter Theatre, with 617 seats.
1001 E Indiantown Rd.
Amphitheater · Harbourside Place
The canopied waterfront stage at Harbourside Place on the Intracoastal, with lawn seating and fountains: free concerts, movie nights and Sunday yoga.
Dockside Cir.
Restaurant · 2015
Tiger Woods' sports and dining club, opened in 2015 at Harbourside Place.
129 Soundings Ave.
Cinema
Fourteen screens of recliners with seat-side dining, across US 1 from Harbourside Place.
201 N US Highway 1.
Amphitheater · Carlin Park
Palm Beach County's open-air stage in Carlin Park, a short walk from the beach: home of the free Carlin Park After Dark concerts.
750 S A1A.
Golf · 18-hole par 3
An 18-hole par-3 course along A1A, open to the public, its fairways threaded between lakes.
401 N A1A.