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- Walk Along Duval Street
- Visit The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
- Explore Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory
- Catch A Sunset at Mallory Square
- Take A Selfie at America's Southernmost Point
- Take A Day Trip to Dry Tortugas National Park
- See The Treasures at Mel Fisher Maritime Museum
- Tour Harry S. Truman Little White House
- Martello Towers: Key West's Defences
- Audubon House and Gallery
Highlights: Vibrant entertainment and shopping street with attractions and restaurants Duval Street is Key West's main tourist strip, with restaurants and shops designed to entertain tourists and cruise ship passengers. This is the place to begin, or perhaps end, a busy day of sightseeing. Historic homes and some of the city's most popular tourist ...
Highlights: Historic Hemingway home with lush gardens, artifacts, and famous six-toed cats The legendary author Ernest Hemingway bought this 1851 Spanish Colonial house in 1931 and lived in it until 1940. It features a lush tropical garden and the salt-water pool that he claimed nearly wiped him out financially, and contains his "last penny" presse...
Highlights: Family-friendly attraction with live butterflies and free-flying birds One of the top things to do in Key West for families is visit to the Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory.Children of all ages will be captivated by the opportunity to walk among more than 50 species of butterflies in the natural garden habitat of a glass conse...
Highlights: Fun sunset celebration with performers, buskers, shopping, and food vendors Mallory Square, a former warehouse area, is now the location of a nightly sunset-watching ritual with live entertainment. This is one of the most popular free things to do in Key West and is a must-do activity when in town. Make your way to the dock areas at the...
Highlights: Famous selfie spot and the most southerly point of continental USA Key West's claim to fame as the southernmost point in the continental U.S. is marked by a red, black, and yellow concrete marker at the corner of South and Whitehead Streets. It's a lively spot, as street vendors and performers congregate around the site to sell souvenir...
Highlights: Excellent day trip from Key West to remote islands with a fort, beaches, and diving History coupled with soft-sand beaches and wonderful opportunities for snorkeling are the main allure of this isolated park. Catamaran Boat Excursions to the Dry Tortugas, which include snorkeling and snorkeling equipment, as well as lunch, leave from Ke...
Highlights: Diving and shipwreck exhibits including treasures and rare recovered artifacts The Mel Fisher Maritime Museumtells the story of diver Mel Fisher, who discovered several shipwrecks, including one that carried exceedingly valuable artifacts and another that holds a wealth of historical value. First discovered in 1972, an English ship was ...
Highlights: Elegant historic winter quarters of US President Harry Truman, with tours The restored Harry S. Truman Little White Housewas built in 1890 and served as the headquarters for the naval command through World War II. Truman first visited the house in 1946, and during his presidency used it several times as a vacation retreat. The original ...
Highlights: Historic red-brick fortresses with lovely gardens and art collections The Martello Towersare two brick fortifications, built in 1858 to protect Fort Zachary Taylor from the east. The fort was never completed and never saw hostile action, although the eight-foot-thick granite walls would certainly have withstood artillery attacks. The ce...
Highlights: Historic heritage home featuring beautiful interiors and gardens with guided tours This 1840s home was built by ship carpenters for Captain John Greiger, a noted harbor pilot and wrecker. Colonel Mitchell Wolfson restored it in the 1960s, initiating the subsequent preservation movement in the rest of Key West. Today, Audobon House and G...
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Simonton & Green Streets. 150-198 Simonton St, Key West, FL 33040, USA. Tickets Sold at this Stop. Corner of Simonton and Greene streets. Stop #3 is on the corner of Simonton Row, in front of Diver's Direct, on the northwestern side of the street. There is a bench available for waiting guests.
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3-D Map of Key West – Shows a birds eye view of the island, with a few important points marked. Satellite Map of the Florida Keys including the Dry Tortugas – The true end of the Florida Keys isn’t Key West….it is the Dry Tortugas islands that lie 70 miles to the west. Nautical Chart of Key West – NOT TO BE USED AS A NAVIGATIONAL AID!
1. Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory. 13,064. Nature & Wildlife Areas. Walk among hundreds of living butterflies and colorful birds! Take a stroll through a tropical paradise… walk through an exotic and inviting environment filled with hundreds of the most beautiful winged creatures in nature –butterflies.
Mallory Square. 14,943. Points of Interest & Landmarks. Welcome to Mallory Square where the fun starts and the sun sets. Everything Key West is famous for comes together in this one special place set on historic waterfront. Mallory Square is home to shops, restaurants, and many of the islands most popular attractions.
Oct 2, 2023 · On this Page. 17. Higgs Beach. A pleasant place to sunbathe, swim, and generally hang out is Higgs Beach, one of the island’s most visited waterfront areas. Lying along the southwest shore of Key West, it has a park, picnic areas, and playgrounds for guests, with snorkeling and sailing also on offer.
