Local Area Guide
The landmarks, streets, and waters worth knowing before you arrive.
Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
Step into the world of legendary author Ernest Hemingway by visiting his former residence. Explore the historic home and its lush gardens, and meet the famous six-toed cats that still roam the property.
Mallory Square Sunset Celebration
Enjoy one of Key West's signature experiences: an evening at Mallory Square. Street performers, local artisans, and a sunset over the Gulf of Mexico make it the best way to end a day on the island.
Duval Street
Stroll along Duval Street, Key West's main drag for shopping, dining, and nightlife. Unique boutiques, galleries, and bars like Sloppy Joe's line the street from one end to the other.
Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park
A local favorite for good reason. The park has pristine beaches and clear water for snorkeling and swimming, plus a Civil War-era fort to explore and shaded picnic areas with ocean views.
Key West Water Excursions
The Florida Keys look different from the water. Go snorkeling or scuba diving on the coral reefs, catch a sunset sail, or kayak through the mangroves to spot local wildlife up close.
Southernmost Point Buoy
Snap a photo at one of Key West's most iconic landmarks. Located just 90 miles from Cuba, the colorful Southernmost Point Buoy marks the southernmost tip of the continental U.S.
