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KEY WEST ATTRACTIONS

Key West Aquarium - A Key West Florida Attraction Key West Aquarium
A Window of Wonder comes alive as expert guides explain the mysteries of the water surrounding the Florida Keys. Daily shark and turtle feedings and the Touch Tank offer guests hands on experience with sea life. The Aquarium features a wide variety of fish including grouper, moray eels, barracuda, tropical fish, tarpon, sharks, parrotfish and much, much more.

Key West Heritage House Museum
The historic Porter family home celebrating Key West's conch and literary history, pirate folklore and island life. Enjoy a guided tour of the museum collection, Robert Frost winter cottage and orchid gardens.

The Truman Little White House
Was built in 1890 as the first officer's quarters on the naval station. The house was built on the waterfront of the harbor of Key West. Thomas Edison resided in the house during world war I while donating his services to the Navy. In 1946, Harry Truman began visiting the island for rest and relaxation and returned for 175 days during his presidency.

Old Town Trolley Tours
Old Town Trolley Tours of Key West is the best way to explore the southernmost city. And, Old Town Trolley Tours gives you "on and off" privileges at all of Key West’s convenient stops allowing you to explore Key West at your pace.

Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
Located at 907 Whitehead Street and nestled in the heart of Old Town Key West, this unique property was home to one of America's most honored and respected authors. Ernest Hemingway lived and wrote here for more than ten years. Step back in time and visit the rooms and gardens that witnessed the most prolific period of this Nobel Prize winner's writing career.

Gallery Key West
David, a local artist who has a knack for turning the ordinary into the extraordinary, always finds ways to explore new heights -- and his upcoming show “Streets” is no exception. A graphic artist by trade and a painter since he was a young child, David’s “Streets” collection is composed in a way that screams “wow.”

Baby's Coffee
In the 1920's, an old Cuban family had owned this building and christened it "Baby's Place", after the family's youngest son. "Baby" Rodriguez grew up and ran a cantina there where, legend has it, Ernest Hemingway indulged in the occasional crapshoot with locals, known as "conchs".