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Retro-Modern Palm Springs

3 dies / 13 milles / 4 hores 20 minuts

"After WWII, Hollywood celebrities flocked to Palm Springs, where their newfound wealth built desert palaces, many in the midcentury architectural style. Today, this retro-flavored resort town shows off some of the best-preserved modern buildings in Southern California." - Trip 63 of California Trips (Regional Travel Guide) by Ryan Van Berkmoes.

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