Before Key West was anything else, it was a town built on other people’s disasters. The Florida Reef — the third largest barrier reef in the world, running parallel to the Keys just offshore — was one of the most dangerous stretches of water in the Western Hemisphere in the age of sail. Ships carrying … Read more
Discover the Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center – a haven for nature lovers! Immerse yourself in 6,000 sq ft of interactive wonders.
The Key West Tropical Forest & Botanical Gardens is a hidden treasure in the Florida Keys. Getting off the bar-lined Duvall Street opens the island to you. As you walk the trail in this lush, tropical oasis you will notice it is a sanctuary for diverse native plants and animals, including many endangered and threatened species.
The Key West Lighthouse is the tallest in Florida, standing at 86 feet tall. Offering a stunning aerial views of Key West and the surrounding area.
Key West Cemetery is not just a burial ground; it’s a living testament to the island’s history and the people who made it what it is today. With its unique and captivating stories, it’s a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Key West.
The Hemingway Days festival in Key West is a celebration of the life and work of Ernest Hemingway. The festival features a variety of events, including a look-alike contest, a running of the bulls, and a fishing tournament. The festival is a fundraiser for scholarships, and the winner of the look-alike contest is crowned “Papa Hemingway.”
