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Mallory Square

401 Wall St, Key West, FL 33040

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Near the corner of David Wolkowsky and Wall Street

Stop #1 is in front of the Sponge Market, next to the Key West Aquarium. Trolleys will pull up to the American flag, near the shark. Across the street is the Island Juice Bar.

Harry S. Truman Little White House

On Whitehead Street at the foot of Caroline Street.

Near the corner of David Wolkowsky and Wall Street.

Stop #1a is in front of the Presidential Gates at the entrance to Truman Annex. Trolleys pull up before the Presidential Gates. The Harry S. Truman Little White House is located one block behind the Presidential Gates.

Historic Waterfront/Mac’s Sea Garden

801-899 Caroline St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Between Margaret and Williams Streets, behind the parking lot off Caroline

Stop #2 is on a service road between Margaret and William, running parallel with Caroline. Guests can wait inside Mac\'s Sea Garden Gift Shop and see the trolleys pull up.

Simonton & Green Streets

150-198 Simonton St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

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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. Across the street is Key West Aloe.

Duval Street/Crowne Plaza La Concha

430-498 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Near Duval and Fleming.

Stop #4 is directly in front of the Crowne Plaza La Concha Hotel on the west side of Duval Street. The trolley will stop in front of the entrance doors to the hotel.

Bahama Village Market

804 Whitehead St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Corner of Whitehead and Petronia.

Stop #5 is in front of the Bahama Village complex directly on the corner, on the western side of the street.

Fairfield Inn

2476-2498 N Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Stop #6 is located at the Fairfield Inn Hotel. The trolleys will stop in the central area of the parking lot.

Roosevelt Station at Gates Hotel

3824 N Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Stop #7 is temporarily in front of the Gates Hotel

Hampton Inn

3835-3911 S Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Stop #8 is located at the Hampton Inn. The trolley will stop in front of the office area. Guests can wait inside the lobby and see the trolleys arrive.

East Martello Fort/ Robert The Doll

3501 S Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Stop #9 is at the East Martello Fort and Museum. The fort is located in front of the Key West International Airport. Trolleys will pull in front of the Museum in the parking lot. Across the street is the Atlantic Ocean.

Casa Marina Resort & Beach House

1500 Reynolds St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Stop #10 is at the front doors of the Waldorf Astoria Casa Marina Hotel, railroad magnate Henry Flagler's showpiece. The trolley will pull into the parking lot, stopping in front of the doors.

Southernmost Point Trolley Stop

513 South St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Stop #11 is located at the Southernmost Point Gift Shop. Trolleys will stop directly in front of the store. Guests shop inside while waiting, or benches are available outside.

Truval Village

930 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

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Stop #12 is located on the southeastern side of Duval Street. Trolleys will stop on Duval Street near the corner.

Angela Street Depot

626 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

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Corner of Angela and Duval.

Stop #13 is immediately on the northwestern corner where Angela meets Duval. Trolleys will stop on Angela Street, in front of the benches.

400 Wall St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
346-370 Front St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
398 Whitehead St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
899 Eaton St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
725-799 Caroline St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
299 Whitehead St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
398 Eaton St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
320-322 Margaret St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
801-899 Caroline St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
150-198 Simonton St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
145-199 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
399 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
401 Margaret St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
704 Passover Ln, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
742 Windsor Ln, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
651 William St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
730 Fleming St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
142 Margaret St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
406-430 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
402 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
500 Whitehead St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
811 Whitehead St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
410-412 FL-5, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
1970 N Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
2476-2498 N Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
3824 N Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
3835-3911 S Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
3501 S Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
1500 Reynolds St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
513 South St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
401 South St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
401 United St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
1224-1298 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
930 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
626 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
430-498 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Mallory Square

401 Wall St, Key West, FL 33040

Tickets Sold at this Stop

Near the corner of David Wolkowsky and Wall Street

Stop #1 is in front of the Sponge Market, next to the Key West Aquarium. Trolleys will pull up to the American flag, near the shark. Across the street is the Island Juice Bar.

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Harry S. Truman Little White House

On Whitehead Street at the foot of Caroline Street.

Near the corner of David Wolkowsky and Wall Street.

Stop #1a is in front of the Presidential Gates at the entrance to Truman Annex. Trolleys pull up before the Presidential Gates. The Harry S. Truman Little White House is located one block behind the Presidential Gates.

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Historic Waterfront/Mac’s Sea Garden

801-899 Caroline St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Between Margaret and Williams Streets, behind the parking lot off Caroline

Stop #2 is on a service road between Margaret and William, running parallel with Caroline. Guests can wait inside Mac\'s Sea Garden Gift Shop and see the trolleys pull up.

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Simonton & Green Streets

150-198 Simonton St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

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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. Across the street is Key West Aloe.

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Duval Street/Crowne Plaza La Concha

430-498 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Near Duval and Fleming.

Stop #4 is directly in front of the Crowne Plaza La Concha Hotel on the west side of Duval Street. The trolley will stop in front of the entrance doors to the hotel.

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Bahama Village Market

804 Whitehead St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Corner of Whitehead and Petronia.

Stop #5 is in front of the Bahama Village complex directly on the corner, on the western side of the street.

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Fairfield Inn

2476-2498 N Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Stop #6 is located at the Fairfield Inn Hotel. The trolleys will stop in the central area of the parking lot.

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Roosevelt Station at Gates Hotel

3824 N Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Stop #7 is temporarily in front of the Gates Hotel

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Hampton Inn

3835-3911 S Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Stop #8 is located at the Hampton Inn. The trolley will stop in front of the office area. Guests can wait inside the lobby and see the trolleys arrive.

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East Martello Fort/ Robert The Doll

3501 S Roosevelt Blvd, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Stop #9 is at the East Martello Fort and Museum. The fort is located in front of the Key West International Airport. Trolleys will pull in front of the Museum in the parking lot. Across the street is the Atlantic Ocean.

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Casa Marina Resort & Beach House

1500 Reynolds St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Stop #10 is at the front doors of the Waldorf Astoria Casa Marina Hotel, railroad magnate Henry Flagler's showpiece. The trolley will pull into the parking lot, stopping in front of the doors.

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Southernmost Point Trolley Stop

513 South St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

Stop #11 is located at the Southernmost Point Gift Shop. Trolleys will stop directly in front of the store. Guests shop inside while waiting, or benches are available outside.

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Truval Village

930 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

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Stop #12 is located on the southeastern side of Duval Street. Trolleys will stop on Duval Street near the corner.

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Angela Street Depot

626 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, USA

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Corner of Angela and Duval.

Stop #13 is immediately on the northwestern corner where Angela meets Duval. Trolleys will stop on Angela Street, in front of the benches.

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Mangia Mangia

900 Southard St, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

El Meson de Pepe

410 Wall St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Bagatelle

115 Duval St, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Nine One Five

915 Duval St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Two Friends Patio Restaurant

512 Front St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Glazed Donuts

420 Eaton St, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Blue Macaw

804 Whitehead St, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Pinchers

712 Duval St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Cuban Coffee Queen

5 Key Lime Sq., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Cuban Coffee Queen

284 Margaret St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Hog's Breath Saloon

400 Front St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Häagen-Dazs

425 Front St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Rodriguez Cigars

113 Fitzpatrick St, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Cigar City USA

410 Wall St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Salty Dog Key West

903 Simonton St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Hot Hats

901-B Duval St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Kilwins

505 Duval St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Diamonds International

129 Duval St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Ron Jon Surf Shop

503 Front St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Kermit's Key West Key Lime Shoppe

200 Elizabeth St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Kermit's Key West Key Lime Shoppe

431 Front St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Island Juice Bar

Mallory Square, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Conch Tour Train Depot

303 Front St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Conch Fritter Stand

Mallory Square, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Mallory Square

Mallory Square, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Tropic Cinema

416 Eaton St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Key West First Legal Rum Distillery

105 Simonton St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Lighthouse & Keepers Quarters Museum

938 Whitehead St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Museum of Art & History (Customs House)

281 Front St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Fort East Martello Museum

3501 S Roosevelt Blvd., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Key West Aquarium

1 Whitehead St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory

1316 Duval St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Fury Water Adventures

245 Front St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Fury Water Adventures

0 Duval St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Fury Water Adventures

631 Greene St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Paradise Bike Tours

922 Caroline St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Dry Tortugas National Park Yankee Freedom III

100 Grinnell St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Papas Pilar Rum Distillery

201 Simonton St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Mel Fisher's Treasures

200 Greene St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Mel Fisher's Treasures

613 Duval St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Harry S. Truman Little White House

111 Front St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Ernest Hemingway House & Museum

907 Whitehead St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Old Town Trolley Tours

Mallory Square GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Conch Tour Train

Mallory Square GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Ghosts & Gravestones

303 Front St., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Key West Aquarium

One Whitehead Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Fury Water Adventures

241 Front Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Oldest House Museum

322 Duval Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Audubon House & Tropical Gardens

205 Whitehead Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Hemingway Rum Company & Distillery

201 Simonton Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Ripleys Believe it or Not

108 Duval Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Basillica of St. Mary's Star of the Sea

1010 Windsor Lane, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Key West Firehouse Museum

1024 Grinnell Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

St. Paul's Episcopal Church

401 Duval Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Mile Marker Zero

501 Whitehead Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Hellings House Museum

319 Duval Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Flagler Station

901 Caroline Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Southernmost Point

Whitehead & South Streets, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Key West Wildlife Center

1801 White Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

West Martello Fort/Key West Garden Club

1100 Atlantic Ave., Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Key West Tropical Forest & Botanical Garden

5210 College Road, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

USCGC Ingham (WHEC-35) Museum

Southard Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

The Studios of Key West

533 Eaton Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Key West Jet Ski and Parasailing

245 Front Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Glassbottom Boat

2 Duval Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Curry Mansion

511 Caroline Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Kilwins

505 Duval Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Salty Dog

903 Simonton Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Rodriguez Cigars Factory

113 Fitzpatrick Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Hot Hats

901-B Duval Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Mel Fisher Treasures

200 Greene Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Mel Fisher Treasures

613 Duval Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Kermits Key Lime Pie Shoppe

200 Elizabeth, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Kermits Key Lime Pie Shoppe

431 Front Street #2, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Diamonds International

129 Duval Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Books & Books at the Studio

533 Eaton Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Cuban Coffee Queen

5 Key Lime Square, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Cuban Coffee Queen

284 Margaret Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

First Flight Out

300 Whitehead Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Glazed Donuts

420 Eaton Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Pinchers

712 Duval Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Smokin Tuna

4 Charles Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Key West First Legal Rum Distillery

105 Simonton Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Rodriguez Cigars Factory

113 Fitzpatrick Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Blue Macaw

804 Whitehead, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING

Haagen Daz

425 Front Street, Key West, FL GET DIRECTIONS PARKING
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Mallory Square

Attractions to explore near this stop

Shops at Mallory Square

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Shops at Mallory Square

The Shops at Mallory Square are located in one of Key West’s most historic structures. Building 1, as it was designated on the Key West Naval Station, was built between 1856-1861 and served as a coaling depot, sail maker’s loft and is now a 26,000 square foot emporium that has Key West’s only up escalator. The Shops at Mallory Square feature some of the island’s most interesting shops, boutiques, art galleries, exhibits and places to eat.

Key West Aquarium

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Key West Aquarium

Welcome to Key West’s first attraction. Meet stingrays and sharks! Watch in wonder as a variety of sea creatures swim around in their natural environment. Come to the Key West Aquarium for an encounter with some of the world’s most mysterious and beautiful marine animals. Since 1934, the aquarium has been wowing guests with its variety of sea species. Listen and learn as knowledgeable guides explain the underwater world that surrounds the Florida Keys.

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Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum

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Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum

Feel the exhilaration as you climb 65 feet in the air to the top of the observation tower for panoramic views of Key West. Inside the Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum, you’ll have that opportunity and more. Find out how those who made their living off shipwrecks in the 1850s watched and waited for ships sinking off the coast in Key West.

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Truman Little White House

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Truman Little White House

A place where an array of leaders, legendary inventors, dignitaries, visionaries and many prestigious visitors were drawn to throughout its history, Key West’s Harry S. Truman Little White House holds a special place in the history of America. Constructed in 1890 to serve as the naval station’s command headquarters during the Spanish-American War, World War I and World War II, this historic site later became the second White House.

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Customs House Museum

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Customs House Museum

For a bit of history and a look at how Key West got to where it is today, stop in at the Key West Museum of Art and History inside the Custom House. Built in 1891, the Custom House had many uses including a post office, court house and government center. Today, after a $9 million restoration, the beautiful red brick building is as glorious as it was back in the day and is home to moving works of art that portray the colorful past of Key West and historic national events.

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Mel Fisher's Maritime Museum

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Mel Fisher's Maritime Museum

“Today’s the day” was Mel Fisher’s mantra. Fortunately, his lifelong hunt for ancient buried treasure was realized before he died so his mantra held true. The day was July 20, 1985, when, after 17 years of searching, Mel Fisher and his crew recovered $450 million worth of buried treasure from ocean floor just offshore from Key West. The Nuestra Senora de Atocha and the Santa Margarita, two Spanish galleon ships that sunk in 1622, carried 40 tons of gold and silver, Pieces of Eight gold coins, Columbian emeralds, over 1,000 bars of silver and other gold artifacts.

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Audubon House

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Audubon House

The Audubon House marks the beginning of the restoration movement in Key West. Saved from being demolished in 1958, the 19th century Key West gem is a historic museum featuring the artwork of John James Audubon. Famous for his exquisite drawings of birds in their natural habitat, Audubon stayed in the home in 1832.

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Key West Glass Bottom Boat

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Key West Glass Bottom Boat

Embark on an adventure to the world-famous reefs off the coast of Key West. Aboard the Pride of Key West — the magnificent Key West Fury catamaran with a glass bottom, you’ll enjoy the fresh sea air as you voyage above the lively marine world underneath. Once you arrive above the reefs, be ready to catch your breath as vibrant sea life abounds right beneath your eyes.

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Key West Historic Memorial Sculpture Garden

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Key West Historic Memorial Sculpture Garden

A lasting tribute to the most famous and influential residents of Key West, the Key West Historic Memorial Sculpture Garden is an oasis shared by all who live on the island. Featuring impressive bronze busts of Ernest Hemingway, Asa Tift, Harry S. Truman and others, the garden also includes a scenic walkway paved with memorial bricks that are purchased by local citizens then engraved with their names or the names of a loved one.

Waterfront Playhouse Theater

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Waterfront Playhouse Theater

Located on Mallory Square, the Waterfront Playhouse Theater is the oldest continuously running theatre group in Florida. For 65 years, the theater has brought laughter and entertainment to the residents and tourists of the Keys.

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Key West Fury Water Adventures

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Key West Fury Water Adventures

People from all over the world come to Key West for the unique atmosphere, world-famous attractions and, of course, the refreshing turquoise waters that surround the island. Whether you’d like to dive in and snorkel, fly above the water in a parasail, go on a glass-bottom boat excursion, take a sunset cruise or try your hand at jet skiing, Fury Catamarans offers a myriad of exciting adventures.

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Truman Little White House

Attractions to explore near this stop

Oldest House Museum

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Oldest House Museum

The oldest house in South Florida was built in 1829 by Captain Francis Watlington who was, among other things, a wrecker. Watlington and his wife and their seven (of nine) surviving daughters lived in the house for many decades. A beautiful example of the kind of colonial architecture found in the Caribbean, the house is now a museum that welcomes visitors from around the world. Guests see gold that was salvaged from shipwrecks, paintings, model ships and a separate kitchen. Furnishings, carpets and the house décor all reflect the era of the wreckers and their success that made Key West the richest city in America at one time. There’s also a lovely garden with benches offering a shady spot to rest and relax. Learn a little history, admire the ancient architecture and more at the Oldest House Museum.

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Audubon House

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Audubon House

The Audubon House marks the beginning of the restoration movement in Key West. Saved from being demolished in 1958, the 19th century Key West gem is a historic museum featuring the artwork of John James Audubon. Famous for his exquisite drawings of birds in their natural habitat, Audubon stayed in the home in 1832.

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Mel Fisher's Maritime Museum

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Mel Fisher's Maritime Museum

“Today’s the day” was Mel Fisher’s mantra. Fortunately, his lifelong hunt for ancient buried treasure was realized before he died so his mantra held true. The day was July 20, 1985, when, after 17 years of searching, Mel Fisher and his crew recovered $450 million worth of buried treasure from ocean floor just offshore from Key West. The Nuestra Senora de Atocha and the Santa Margarita, two Spanish galleon ships that sunk in 1622, carried 40 tons of gold and silver, Pieces of Eight gold coins, Columbian emeralds, over 1,000 bars of silver and other gold artifacts.

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Historic Waterfront/Mac’s Sea Garden

Attractions to explore near this stop

Key West Historic Seaport

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Key West Historic Seaport

Key West’s historic seaport has long been a hub of activity on the island. Hundreds of years ago, sea captains found the area a useful and safe stopping point in their journeys. It was the epicenter for industries including sea turtle fisheries, shrimp and sponge fisheries. Today, the area has maintained its charm, with a lovely mix of old and new and offering visitors not only a scenic view but also a variety of unique attractions in the midst of restaurants, shops and activities.

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Yankee Freedom

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Yankee Freedom

Experience a journey like no other aboard the Yankee Freedom. Take your comfortable seat and enjoy the relaxing ride to the Dry Tortugas National Park Fort Jefferson, just 70 miles west of Key West. The Yankee Freedom is recognized for its speed and luxurious accommodations and for transporting thousands of visitors annually to the beautiful collection of islands called the Dry Tortugas.

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Pepe’s Café

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Pepe’s Café

Just a short distance from Turtle Kraals, on Caroline Street, is a longstanding Key West favorite. Pepe’s Café first opened its doors in 1909 making it the oldest eating-house in the Florida Keys.

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Turtle Kraals

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Turtle Kraals

For a taste sensation you won’t find anywhere else on the island, stop in at Turtle Kraals Key West Restaurant located directly on the historic waterfront on Margaret Street.

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Sails to Rails at Flagler Station

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Sails to Rails at Flagler Station

Relive the time in America when railroads opened up the frontiers of an emerging nation. Railroads meant a connection to commerce, wealth, and politics in the young country. In a sense, the United States of America was built on the foundation of its railroads, and Florida was certainly no exception.

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Park and Ride

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Park and Ride

Don’t spend your precious sightseeing time in search of the perfect parking spot. Drive into the Old Town Garage at the Corner of Caroline and Grinnel and park in a covered spot.

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Dry Tortugas Interpretive Center

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Dry Tortugas Interpretive Center

The Museum is a free attraction located in Key West’s Historic Seaport, known as the “Bight.” Exhibits include an 11-foot diameter scale model of Fort Jefferson, an interactive photo mural that explores the history of the Bight and a Junior Ranger Exploration Station that allows children to get hands-on with and learn about the natural resources of the Dry Tortugas.

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Simonton & Green Streets

Attractions to explore near this stop

Hogs Breath Saloon

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Hogs Breath Saloon

On the corner of Duval and Front Streets; The Hogs Breath Saloon is one of those places you just can’t miss while visiting Key West.

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Rick's Bar

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Rick's Bar

If you haven’t partied at Rick’s Bar, you can’t leave Key West until you do. Located right on Duval, Rick’s is not just a bar; it’s 8 bars – each with its own unique venue and all offering a one-of-a-kind experience.

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Sloppy Joe's

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Sloppy Joe's

The famous Sloppy Joe’s Bar is more than just a local watering hole where you can stop in for some live music, cold drinks and good food, it’s a Key West tradition. A gathering place where locals and visitors mesh, this well-known bar has hosted thousands of patrons through the years, the most celebrated being Ernest Hemingway. A visit to the Southernmost City is incomplete without a stop into Sloppy Joe’s Bar – but before you go, check out this guide.

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Mel Fisher's Maritime Museum

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Mel Fisher's Maritime Museum

“Today’s the day” was Mel Fisher’s mantra. Fortunately, his lifelong hunt for ancient buried treasure was realized before he died so his mantra held true. The day was July 20, 1985, when, after 17 years of searching, Mel Fisher and his crew recovered $450 million worth of buried treasure from ocean floor just offshore from Key West. The Nuestra Senora de Atocha and the Santa Margarita, two Spanish galleon ships that sunk in 1622, carried 40 tons of gold and silver, Pieces of Eight gold coins, Columbian emeralds, over 1,000 bars of silver and other gold artifacts.

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Audubon House

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Audubon House

The Audubon House marks the beginning of the restoration movement in Key West. Saved from being demolished in 1958, the 19th century Key West gem is a historic museum featuring the artwork of John James Audubon. Famous for his exquisite drawings of birds in their natural habitat, Audubon stayed in the home in 1832.

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Kermit's Key Lime Pie

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Kermit's Key Lime Pie

Kermit’s Key West Key Lime Pie Shoppe was founded more than 30 years ago. Since then, Kermit’s has established a reputation for its tasty Key Lime creations – including being recognized as having the best Key Lime Pie by Food Network, National Geographic and Paula Deen.

 

 

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Duval Street/Crowne Plaza La Concha

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Art@830

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Art@830

Located at 830 Caroline Street, this art gallery began showcasing a variety of artistic works in 2007 when locals Tony Gregory and Christine Scarsella decided it was time to fulfill their dream.

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Two Monkeys

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Two Monkeys

A unique mom and pop art gallery, Two Monkeys Purveyors of Fine Art on Fleming Street offers an original Key West experience to all who visit. The gallery has a variety of contemporary tropical art by Amanda Johnson, a local artist who captures the many facets of life in Key West.

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Oldest House Museum

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Oldest House Museum

The oldest house in South Florida was built in 1829 by Captain Francis Watlington who was, among other things, a wrecker. Watlington and his wife and their seven (of nine) surviving daughters lived in the house for many decades. A beautiful example of the kind of colonial architecture found in the Caribbean, the house is now a museum that welcomes visitors from around the world. Guests see gold that was salvaged from shipwrecks, paintings, model ships and a separate kitchen. Furnishings, carpets and the house décor all reflect the era of the wreckers and their success that made Key West the richest city in America at one time. There’s also a lovely garden with benches offering a shady spot to rest and relax. Learn a little history, admire the ancient architecture and more at the Oldest House Museum.

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La Concha

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La Concha

History thrives at the Crowne Plaza La Concha where vintage Key West meets modern day. Built in 1926, the Crowne Plaza La Concha is located on Duval Street, just a few blocks away from all the excitement and hustle of Old Town. The Crowne Plaza La Concha is where the prominent came and where history was made. After a multi-million dollar renovation, the hotel was restored to its original grandeur and reopened in 1986. Today, travelers from across the globe reside in the Crowne Plaza La Concha and enjoy the opulent accommodations, exquisite time period furnishings and the attentive service. From the grand lobby to the celebrated quarterdeck on the top floor, the Crowne Plaza La Concha is one of the most well-known spots in the city.

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San Carlos Theater

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San Carlos Theater

As part of the San Carlos Institute, which was founded in 1871 to help the Cuban community in Key West, the San Carlos Theater offers a variety of entertaining productions throughout the year. It’s the first and oldest theater in Key West, and was once a home to touring ballets, opera and theater companies. Today the San Carlos Theater, after a magnificent restoration, offers concerts and other theatrical events.

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Tropic Cinema

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Tropic Cinema

For those who love film and not the mainstream box-office variety, Tropic Cinema in Key West has got a ticket just for you. The theater was founded after a group of disenchanted film buffs got together to bring unique documentary, independent and foreign films to Key West. The group, now called the Key West Film Society, rapidly gained support from the community and soon the Tropic Cinema was created.

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St. Paul's Church

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St. Paul's Church

Established in 1832, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is the oldest church in South Florida. The current church is the fourth to occupy this location, the previous churches being destroyed by fire and hurricanes. Visitors today will find a magnificent collection of stained glass windows and free organ concerts Monday through Friday at 12:15 by music director Joe Lowe.

Bahama Village

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Ernest Hemingway House

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Ernest Hemingway House

This lovely Key West home is where legendary author Ernest Hemingway lived and worked for more than ten years. The home and gardens are visited by thousands of people each year, offering a glimpse into Hemingway’s life and a chance to meet some of the descendants of his beloved six-toed cat, Snowball.

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Key West Lighthouse

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Key West Lighthouse

If you’re up for a climb, you’ll be rewarded with stunning views of Key West and the ocean. The Key West Lighthouse was built in 1825 to help the many ships entering the port avoid the hazardous reefs. Today, you can climb the 88 iron steps to the top of the tower for a scenic look at what the lighthouse keepers watched over for more than 120 years. Tour the grounds to see the Keeper’s Quarters which have been restored to their original charm and view the displays of nautical artifacts, antique furnishings, maps and vintage photos.

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Green Parrot Bar

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Green Parrot Bar

Come for a drink, stay for the music. This more than 100-year old Key West dive bar is where locals come to kick back, drink a few and get an earful of the best touring bands around.

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Fairfield Inn

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Attractions to explore near this stop

Key West Yacht Club

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Key West Yacht Club

The Key West Yacht Club is the Southernmost Private Club in America with 68 wet slips in various sizes, 3 transient rental slips, dock restroom facilities with showers, boat ramp, full service dining room and bar, ships store and gift shop.

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Garrison Bight Marina

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Garrison Bight Marina

Garrison Bight Marina is the only dry storage marina in Key West complete with a full service of certified master technicians, top-of-the-line boats for sale, used boat consignment program, Tackle Shop for fishing, ship store for every boating need, charters, boat rentals and more.

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Roosevelt Station at Gates Hotel

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Marriott Beachside Resort

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Marriott Beachside Resort

Welcoming guests from across the globe beginning in October 2007, the Marriott Beachside Resort is opulence at the edge of the turquoise sea. A perfect blend of luxury and style combine to pamper guests with all the amenities expected and then some more. Breathtaking views, marvelously appointed guest rooms and suites and a grand two-story lobby add to the alluring waterfront setting of the resort.

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Key West Botanical Garden

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Key West Botanical Garden

The Key West Tropical Forest & Botanical Garden is the only frost-free sub-tropical native botanical garden in the continental United States. Here you can see many endangered and threatened flora and fauna. A beautiful and serene respite, this special place will take you back in time and allow you to be among butterflies, birds, plants and seasonal flowers.

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Gates Hotel

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Gates Hotel

Featuring the Modern Minimalist design, the Gates Hotel sits on the northeast tip of Key West where US Highway 1, also known as the Overseas Highway, enters the island. Set against the backdrop of this tropical oasis, the highly ranked boutique hotel incorporates art, food and music with sophisticated service. Channeling the spirit of Hemingway, the eco-friendly hotel features reclaimed whitewashed beams, a cigar garden and a rum bar. In addition to contemporary amenities like in-room Wi-Fi, guests have easy access to the unique sights and sounds of the self-styled Conch Republic.

Hampton Inn

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Key West International Airport

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Key West International Airport
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East Martello Fort/ Robert The Doll

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East Martello Fort/ Robert The Doll

The East Martello Fort, complete with an eight-foot thick granite wall, was built during the Civil War Era to withstand any bombardment but was never completed and never saw any hostile action. The casemates, citadel and courtyard today make up the museum. Among its collection are Key West artifacts, historical records and military memorabilia. Also on display are the state’s largest collections of painted wood carvings and drawings by Mario Sanchez. In addition, the fort is also home to Robert the Doll, the most famous haunted plaything in the world.

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East Martello Fort/ Robert The Doll

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Best Western Key Ambassador

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Best Western Key Ambassador

The Best Western Key Ambassador Resort has 100 spacious, modern rooms. Many of the rooms have a view of the water. Complimentary continental breakfast, outdoor pool, multilingual staff, concierge, free parking, free high-speed internet access, airport courtesy shuttle and more.

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Smathers Beach

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Smathers Beach

Smather’s Beach is the largest beach in Key West which runs along the southern shore. The beach offers activities such as volleyball and watersport rentals, and vending trucks offer snacks, beverages, chairs, and rafts. There’s plenty of parking, restrooms, chair rentals, picnic tables and more.

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Casa Marina Resort & Beach House

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Key West Garden Club

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Key West Garden Club

For a truly serene experience, take a moment to stroll through the Key West Garden Club at the West Martello Fort. A popular spot for weddings, lush, tropical plant life, quaint brick pathways and glorious arched courtyards make a visit here unforgettable. 
A National Historic Site, the fort features gun mounts, a conservatory and a brief glance back at the Civil War era. Guests can view a rare collection of native and exotic trees and plants, including blooming orchids and bromeliads. A water lily pond and waterfall add to this site’s charming allure. Visitors are welcome to stroll, sit, relax and reflect at this free attraction.

African American Memorial

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African American Memorial

Key West was never a slave port, but in 1860, 3 slave ships headed for Cuba were intercepted by the U.S. Navy. 1,432 slaves who survived the transoceanic voyage were brought to Key West for care. Despite the best attempts by the island’s residents, 295 are buried in shallow graves near the West Martello Fort.

AIDS Memorial

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AIDS Memorial

Remembering those who were lost to AIDS, the Key West AIDS Memorial is a touching tribute that makes a lasting impression on all who view it. The names of those who have died from AIDS are inscribed on flat granite which makes a walkway on the way to the White Street Pier. It was dedicated on World AIDS Day in December of 1997 and at that time 730 names were included. Sadly, today there are 1,000 names listed on the memorial – all people who lived, visited or worked in Key West. Each year new names will be engraved until the memorial capacity of 1,500 names is reached. The dedication of the new names occurs on World AIDS Day, which is December 1 of every year. A somber site, many come to remember their loved ones, family or friends.

Higgs Beach

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Higgs Beach

Hit Higg’s Beach for a true Key West beach experience. A popular beach wedding location, too. Locals love it and so do visitors, including brides who dream of a Key West beach wedding. The white sand and wooden pier make ideal spots for sunbathing and the beach offers umbrella rentals for those who prefer to doze in the shade. There are tennis courts, a restaurant, volleyball courts and more. For the kids, make it a point to stop by Astro City, an awesome playground located just across from the beach.

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West Martello Fort

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West Martello Fort

This historic tower was built in 1862 during the Civil War and is one of three remaining Civil War era structures on the island. Although it was often used for target practice by the United States Navy, the fort was never actually involved in a battle. It is now home to the Key West Garden Club.

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Southernmost Point Trolley Stop

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Southernmost Point

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Southernmost Point

Key West is famous for being the southernmost city in the continental United States. When you visit, it’s essential that you make it to the southernmost point on the island, found at the intersection of Whitehead Street and South Street. Here, you’ll see the landmark Southernmost Buoy (a required photo opp) and a whole host of other “southernmost” attractions that make for a fun Key West afternoon.

Southernmost House

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Southernmost House

One of the most striking and distinctive buildings in Key West, the Southernmost House proudly sits at a prime location overlooking the Atlantic Ocean at the quieter end of Duval Street. This impressive example of Queen Anne-style architecture is just one of many iconic Key West attractions. Boasting a long history of hospitality, this building is now a historic adult-only bed-and-breakfast situated on the edge of the Old Town District. The inn boasts a retro, pastel-colored exterior, elegant gables and bold landscaping. It is the southernmost private residence in the United States. Although a few other living quarters are further south, they are located on the Key West Naval Station and are not open to the public. The hotel is one of the most-photographed buildings in Key West.

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Truval Village

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St. Mary Star of the Sea Grotto of Our Lady Lourdes

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St. Mary Star of the Sea Grotto of Our Lady Lourdes

Some say it holds sacred power, others believe it emanates spiritual strength. Find out for yourself what makes the St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Grotto Shrine so special. It was built in 1922 on orders of the sisters of the holy name of Jesus and Mary who believed the coral rock shrine would protect Key West from the devastation of hurricanes. After the tragedy of the 1919 hurricane that caused massive destruction and killed hundreds of residents, Sister Louis Gabriel decided a shrine was a necessity. To this day, people from all over the island come to the site to pray when a hurricane threatens. The legend still lives on although Key West has had its share of damaging storms and near misses.

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Key West Lighthouse

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Key West Lighthouse

If you’re up for a climb, you’ll be rewarded with stunning views of Key West and the ocean. The Key West Lighthouse was built in 1825 to help the many ships entering the port avoid the hazardous reefs. Today, you can climb the 88 iron steps to the top of the tower for a scenic look at what the lighthouse keepers watched over for more than 120 years. Tour the grounds to see the Keeper’s Quarters which have been restored to their original charm and view the displays of nautical artifacts, antique furnishings, maps and vintage photos.

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Ernest Hemingway House

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Ernest Hemingway House

This lovely Key West home is where legendary author Ernest Hemingway lived and worked for more than ten years. The home and gardens are visited by thousands of people each year, offering a glimpse into Hemingway’s life and a chance to meet some of the descendants of his beloved six-toed cat, Snowball.

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Angela Street Depot

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Ernest Hemingway House

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Ernest Hemingway House

This lovely Key West home is where legendary author Ernest Hemingway lived and worked for more than ten years. The home and gardens are visited by thousands of people each year, offering a glimpse into Hemingway’s life and a chance to meet some of the descendants of his beloved six-toed cat, Snowball.

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Key West Cemetery

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Key West Cemetery

After seeing some of the city’s most colorful and quirky characters on Duval Street and in Mallory Square, take a moment to visit the Key West Cemetery, where it is said that close to 100,000 original Key Westers are buried. It’s an excursion that offers history, at the bast of lighthearted humor. Located on Solares Hill, which is the highest point of elevation on the island, the cemetery opened in 1847 after bodies from the original cemetery washed ashore during a storm. Stroll through the 19 acres and see if you can find the headstone that reads “I told you I was sick”, or “At least I know Where He’s Sleeping Tonight”.

Kermit's Key Lime Pie

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Kermit's Key Lime Pie

Kermit’s Key West Key Lime Pie Shoppe was founded more than 30 years ago. Since then, Kermit’s has established a reputation for its tasty Key Lime creations – including being recognized as having the best Key Lime Pie by Food Network, National Geographic and Paula Deen.

 

 

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