Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum
Tour Hemingway’s Key West home, writing studio, gardens and the famous colony of polydactyl cats.
14 Key West picks
Writers, presidents, shipwrecks, forts and the island’s layered history.
Tour Hemingway’s Key West home, writing studio, gardens and the famous colony of polydactyl cats.
Tour Florida’s only presidential museum and learn how President Truman used Key West as a working retreat.
Climb the historic lighthouse for panoramic island views and explore the keeper’s quarters and grounds.
See shipwreck artifacts, maritime archaeology exhibits and treasures connected to the 1622 fleet and Key West’s sea history.
Step into Key West’s wrecking era with actors, artifacts and a lookout tower near Mallory Square.
Visit an 1840s home tied to Key West’s wrecking era, surrounded by a lush tropical garden.
Explore Key West art and history inside the imposing red-brick 1891 Custom House near Mallory Square.
See Civil War-era fortifications, local history exhibits and Key West’s famous Robert the Doll.
Discover the playwright’s long Key West connection through memorabilia, photographs and exhibits.
Tour one of Key West’s oldest surviving homes and learn how early island residents lived.
Board a preserved Coast Guard cutter with decades of military and maritime history.
Visit the historic Cuban cultural center on Duval Street and learn about Key West’s deep Cuban-American connections.
Explore vintage firefighting equipment and stories inside Key West’s historic fire station.
Walk among distinctive island epitaphs, historic graves and generations of Key West stories.
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