The Harry S Truman "Little White House" in Key ...Photo by Leah, USA
Famous Key West sunset from Mallory Square Photo by Leah, USA
Ernest Hemingway's Key West home Photo by Leah, USA
Stalls selling art and jewelry, crafts, etc. in...Photo by Leah, USA
One of the famous Hemingway House cats, getting...Photo by Leah, USA
Sloppy Joe's bar on the corner of Duval Street ...Photo by Leah, USA
Duval Street between Front and Greene Photo by Leah, USA
The gardens of the Hemingway House are peaceful...Photo by Leah, USA
An entrance to Mallory Square, at the Shipwreck...Photo by Leah, USA
Hemingway House in Key West Photo by Leah, USA
Captain Tony's Saloon -- on Greene Street, just...Photo by Leah, USA
Mallory Square on the Key West WaterfrontPhoto by JennyC, USA
Waiting for the green flash!Photo by JennyC, USA
Our home for a day! Photo by Prarthana B
The most southern point in the USAPhoto by JennyC, USA
Historic Houses in Key WestPhoto by JennyC, USA
Hung out by the water for nearly an hour as the su...Photo by Phillip W, USA
Key West
Attractions
Key West Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Key West attractions and places to see in Key West, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
One of Key West's most famous residents, Ernest Hemingway, called the island his home from 1931 to 1939. Nestled among towering palm trees, the Ernest ... Continue Reading »
Key West Lighthouse and Keeper's Quarters Museum
The Key West Lighthouse is one of the island's oldest relics, as it was first built in 1825 to help ships navigating the dangerous reefs of the lower keys. ... Continue Reading »
Southernmost Point
The ultimate reminder of Key West's prime location and ideal climate, this monument is supposedly the southernmost point in the continental U.S. Built to ... Continue Reading »
Duval Street
Your ultimate destination for a tasty bite to eat or a night on the town while in Key West is Duval Street. Running north and south from the Atlantic Ocean to ... Continue Reading »
Key West Aquarium
The Key West Aquarium, located in a charming white building with blue trim and awnings, is a great place to get up close and personal with some of Key West's ... Continue Reading »
Mallory Square
Few things are as beautiful as a Florida sunset, so while you are in Key West, be sure to celebrate the sunset in true Key West style - at Mallory Square. ... Continue Reading »
Dry Tortugas National Park
With its name coming from the Spanish word for "Turtles," it's no surprise that the main attraction that the Dry Tortugas have to offer is their ... Continue Reading »
Mel Fisher Maritime Museum
No coastal city would be complete without its own shipwreck legends, and Key West is no exception. The Mel Fisher Maritime Museum allows you to explore ... Continue Reading »
Smathers Beach
This half mile (.8 km) stretch of pristine white sand is the largest public beach Key West has to offer. Located on the south side of the island, against the ... Continue Reading »
