Florida Keys Attractions, Things to do and see in the Florida Keys

Ernest Hemingway House & Museum
907 Whitehead St
Key West, FL

Visit the home of the Nobel Prize winning author.
See the six toed cats and the office where
Hemingway wrote "For Whom the Bell Tolls" and "To
Have and Have Not". Guided Tour.

HERITAGE HOUSE MUSEUM AND ROBERT FROST
COTTAGE
296-3573 · Email: heritagehouse@aol.com
410 Caroline St. · Key West, FL 33040
Open Monday - Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission
is $7 for guided and $5 for self-guided tours.
Discounts for children, senior citizens and military
are available. Experience true island hospitality
during a visit to this 19th century sea captain's
colonial house, containing original furnishings, rare
antiques and unusual seafaring artifacts. The orchid
filled garden adjoining the Robert Frost Cottage, is a
real treat! Facilities are available for special event

Mallory Square
Located on the historic waterfront between
Whitehead and Duval Streets
Key West, FL

Mallory Square - where the world famous Key West
Sunset Celebration takes place!
Be there about one hour before sunset every day for
the best free show anywhere! Artists and craftsmen
gather in Key West from all corners of the globe.
Tight rope walkers, contortionists, fire and sword
eaters, mimes, music and much more live
entertainment. And, of course, the fabulous Key West
sunset!

Old Town Trolley Tours
305 296-6688
www.historictours.com

See the best of Key West on Old Town Trolley's 90
minute tour. Old Town Trolley Tours cover over 100
points of interest. Get off at any of the convenient
stops to shop, dine or sightsee then reboard a trolley
and it's on with the tour. You may get off as many
times as you like as you make one complete loop.
The trolleys come by each stop at least every 30
minutes. Tour at your own pace.

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