1 Whitehead St, Key West, Florida, United States, 33040
Leave it to Key West to throw a party for sunset. Every night, performers, artists, and onlookers gather in Mallory Square for the iconic pink and orange sky. When the light fades, head to Duval Street for the city's celebrated nightlife.
1 Whitehead St, Key West, Florida, United States, 33040
Key West in the 1800s was a hub for the shipwreck salvage industry, and this replica of a wrecker's warehouse uses actors and artifacts to recreate the exciting and dangerous work. Don't miss the view from the 65-foot watchtower.
218 Whitehead St, Key West, Florida, United States, 33040
The museum's namesake recovered millions of dollars in sunken treasure from two 17th-century Spanish galleons just off the shores of Key West. Marvel at these riches and more, including a gold cup designed to prevent poisoning.
111 Front St, Naval Air Station, Key West, Florida, United States, 33040
Get a behind-the-scenes look at postwar politics when you explore this 1890 home, which hosted Truman and later sitting presidents at critical moments in history. The museum sits on an acre of shade trees and tropical gardens.
601 Whitehead St, Key West, Florida, United States, 33040
Hang out with the locals at this storied Key West dive bar two blocks away from Mile Marker 0. Located off the main drag of Duval Street, it's the place to see live music, with bands scheduled most nights of the week.
Southard St, Key West, Florida, United States, 33041
Named a National Historic Landmark, this preserved ship received multiple awards for service in World War II and the Vietnam War and it now serves as a memorial for those lost in action.
701 Passover Ln, Key West, Florida, United States, 33040
Stroll among the carvings and crypts of the island's characters and eccentrics—including the town hypochondriac, whose gravestone reads, "I told you I was sick." You can find self-guided tours of the cemetery online.
907 Whitehead St, Key West, Florida, United States, 33040
Visit the home where one of America's most revered authors lived and wrote from 1931 to 1939. Located in lush gardens near the Key West Lighthouse, it hosts some of Hemingway's books and many descendants of his six-toed cat.
1801 White St, Key West, Florida, United States, 33040
Visit with rescued sea turtles and other native species, including the endangered white-crown pigeon, at this 8-acre preserve. You can walk the shady paths and even spot iguanas in the grass and trees.
601 Howard England Way, Key West, Florida, United States, 33040
The 54-acre park combines naval history and outdoor fun, with a Civil War-era fort, wooded nature trails, and wide beaches. Plan a picnic or go snorkeling to catch a glimpse of tropical fish and coral colonies.
1316 Duval St, Key West, Florida, United States, 33040
For a taste of tropical paradise, wander through the atrium filled with 50 to 60 species of butterflies and 20 types of exotic birds. While you're in the area, check out the Southernmost Point of the Continental United States that is just around the corner.
Dry Tortugas, Florida, United States
For an unforgettable day trip, hop a boat or seaplane to Dry Tortugas, home of the largest brick fortress in the Western Hemisphere and a pristine tropical ecosystem offering incredible views to snorkelers and divers.
