Does time ever pass in the Florida Keys? Everyone and everything in Key West seems to go at its own pace, right down to the ice melting slooooowly in your margarita glass. Of course, it’s not all limes and leisure – Key West is known as the “Winter White House” because of its appeal to visiting U.S. presidents, and the island has been home to literary greats like Ernest Hemingway and Tennessee Williams. The diving here is phenomenal, as is the kid-friendly Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center.
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5.0 based on 966 reviews
Astounding church located in old town Key West, corner of US 1, and Windsor lane. Very accepting church, considering it’s location a few streets from the noise, rowdiness of Duval St. plenty of free parking, and as an added bonus, the western side of the church (near the basilica) is a stone prayer grotto, with stone seats, and kneelers, as well as a candle devotion area. History states people would visit the grotto before oncoming hurricanes, as well as light a candle, donate a few dollars to protect our lovely city. I have personally done so, in the face of oncoming hurricanes and storms. Go, visit, and pray.
5.0 based on 244 reviews
ALWAYS AVAILABLE BY APPOINTMENT 7 DAYS A WEEK ! 7 Artists & Friends located at 213 Simonton Street, Key West, FL. represents many of Key West's most sought after collectible, favorite artists. Martha de Poo, Pam Hobbs, David Scott Meier, Tony Scullin, Elizabeth Chamberlain, Michelle Mardis, Maggie Ruley, Noelle Rose, Karen Beauprie, The Sinking World of Andreas Franke and local jewelry designer Jennifer Badry of Mango Season Jewelry Designs. Come in and check out the fresh caught local art. Photo realism, jewelry, abstract, watercolor, photography, & whimsy; this gallery has it all. Available during business hours or by private appointment. STOP #3 on the air conditioned DUVAL LOOP.
We go to Key West once a year and always make it a point to stop in on Jennifer at 7 Artists. She's the best - knowledgeable, friendly and just down right nice! Every year we take home a print of a local Key West artist...Come to think of it, our home is now an extension of our favorite 7 Artists Gallery.
5.0 based on 239 reviews
Alan S. Maltz, designated the Official Wildlife and Fine Art Photographer for the State of Florida, presents his fine art photography, limited edition prints on aluminum and canvas, and award winning books at his Key West gallery, daily. Step out of the bustle of busy Duval Street and into an uplifting sanctuary of color and light, established in 1999.
My wife and I have purchased several pieces of Alan's beautiful artwork and proudly display them throughout our home. Mr. Maltz and his entire team consistently provide outstanding customer service. When in Key West, I highly recommend a visit to the gallery.
5.0 based on 33 reviews
Fine art gallery showing works of local and internationally collected artists and photo/artists.
What a fantastic gallery! We recently shopped nearly every gallery in Key West looking for a prominent piece for our home and found it at Art on Duval! Michael Procaccini, the owner/artist, was fantastic and so very helpful. After evaluating and negotiating with a couple of galleries, we purchased “Drifted” by Alex Popovski in 36 x 48” canvas format and had it shipped home. It arrived safely and looks fantastic! Thanks again Michael and hope everyone visiting galleries in Key West shop your gallery.
5.0 based on 17 reviews
This place is a true hidden gem. We traveled to KW with our 17 month old and this park is a true hidden gem. We visited 3 days in a row! Not only does it have several different playground apparatuses, but the splash pad is awesome as well! The bathrooms were super clean. We loved being next to the coast guard ship and watching people playing with their dogs in the fields. This park was not mentioned in any guide I read beforehand. My husband went running one morning and just stumbled upon it. If I were hotel staff and had people visiting with children, this is one of the top places I would suggest.
4.5 based on 14,573 reviews
Welcome to Mallory Square where the fun starts and the sun sets. Everything Key West is famous for comes together in this one special place set on historic waterfront. Mallory Square is home to shops, restaurants, and many of the islands most popular attractions. Come for the day and stay into the night. There's always something happening in Mallory Square.
Key West butterfly and nature conservatory and Mallory Square sunset celebration as well as Duval Street bars and restaurants and all the beautiful beaches in Key West are a must see.
4.5 based on 14,150 reviews
Popular, busy street offers plenty of shops, restaurants and bars.
Duval St. feels like the best of a combination of La Rambla in Barcelona, Spain, Cape May ,NJ, New Hope, PA, and Bourbon St. in New Orleans. A 1.25-mile strip of great shops, bars, restaurants, and people watching. The town felt very safe to walk even at night and has a great vibe. Many of the attractions you want to see are on Duval or a short walk from it. It can get very crowed so if you plan on walking and are in a rush, take one of the parallel streets; either Whitehead or Simonton.
4.5 based on 6,886 reviews
A charming 110 mile highway running the length of the Keys.
It was really like a dream when we drove to key west. Weather was perfect so many stops you can make on the way I would recommend to stop by right after 7 mile bridge bound key west and walk onto the old bridge and also Irie island eats as it’s one of the best food trucks we have ever eaten lunch at and we have tried many world wide!
4.5 based on 518 reviews
The Oldest House in South Florida is located at 322 Duval Street in Key West. The house and gardens are open to the public from 10 am to 4 pm every day except Tuesday and Wednesday. Staff and volunteering docents are available to provide historical information about the house and family, and to answer questions. The house features family portraits and original furnishings, as well as other period pieces, ship models, and documents telling the story of old Key West. In the rear of the house is a spacious, peaceful garden, where benches invite you to sit and reflect. There, you will see the only surviving Cook House in South Florida.
I love history and I have always been fascinated by the history of Key West in particular - such a strange and sordid past! I really liked that this museum was free and it was so interesting to learn about what life was like back then. We even saw the captains logs from his time on ship!
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Dedicated to help preserve the language, cultural values and democratic ideals of the Cuban people.
A Cuban-American icon, The San Carlos Institute located at 516 Duval Street in the heart of Key West is MUST SEE and is awesome for history! Now a FREE museum (they accept donations and I always donate), it’s a great find and arguably one of the most beautiful buildings in Key West. Cuba has a lot of tied history with the USA, especially in Key West. Here you will see artifacts, art, documents, and other historical Cuban and Cuban American pieces. Devote about 30 mins to an hour and you won’t regret it.
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