Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
Museum of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians at the Agua Caliente Cultural Plaza downtown, sharing the tribe's history, culture and art.
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Museums & attractions in Palm Springs, CA
Palm Springs sits at the west end of the Coachella Valley, under Mount San Jacinto. It is known for mid-century modern homes, the shops and restaurants along Palm Canyon Drive, and the Aerial Tramway up the mountain. Locals and seasonal residents keep a steady stream of work going for contractors, salons, restaurants and service pros all year.
Museums, gardens and landmark attractions around the valley: aircraft at the Palm Springs Air Museum, the Aerial Tramway up Mount San Jacinto, The Living Desert, Sunnylands, Cahuilla culture, local history and a classic date shake. Some are free and many have seasonal hours.
4 museums & attractions are listed in Palm Springs right now, including Agua Caliente Cultural Museum, Moorten Botanical Garden and Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. Each one has its own page with the phone number, website and details, and premium listings show current offers.
Moorten Botanical Garden
Family-run desert botanical garden on South Palm Canyon Drive, home to thousands of cacti and desert plants and the Cactarium.
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The world's largest rotating tram car climbs from the desert floor to 8,516 feet in Mount San Jacinto State Park, with trails, restaurants and views across the valley. Cars run at least every half hour.
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One of the world's largest collections of flyable World War II, Korea and Vietnam-era aircraft, with hangars of planes, exhibits and warbird rides.
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