Things to do in Key West

Tour the historic home where Hemingway lived and wrote, and meet his famous six‑toed cats.

Explore the former presidential retreat that served as a strategic getaway and still hosts official meetings.

Climb the 65‑foot lighthouse for sweeping views of the island and learn about its maritime history.

Stand at the buoy marking the claimed southernmost point of the continental U.S., a quick photo stop.

Walk the historic fort, nature trails, and adjoining beach within a coastal park.

View Civil War artifacts, folk art, and the spooky Ghosts of East Martello exhibit.

Wander among above‑ground tombs with quirky epitaphs that reflect the island’s diverse history.

Reflect at the beachside granite memorial inscribed with the names of local AIDS victims.

Relax in a small park honoring the island’s original Native American heritage.

Observe rescued wildlife up close at the public viewing area of the rescue center.