15 interesting lessons in Key West
Key West, Florida, is a true tropical paradise with a rich history, great bars, fabulous beaches and thousands of activities to suit every taste. Edition Coastal living chose the most interesting ways to spend time on this island.
The southernmost point of the United States
The southernmost point of the United States, from which the total 90 miles (145 km) to Cuba is marked by a large concrete buoy built in the 1983 year. Since then, it has become one of Key West's most photographed sights.
Hemingway Home Tour
Ernest Hemingway House Museum is located in the heart of the old town of Key West. Stroll through the lavish mansion of the Nobel Prize winner for just 13 dollars for adults and 6 dollars for children.
Walking on Duval Street
Duval Street is the heart and soul of Key West. Stretching from Mallory Square to the southernmost point of the US, you'll find a wealth of atmospheric sidewalk cafes, boutiques, art galleries and some of the country's most famous bars.
Surfing
Kayaking or stand-up paddle boarding through the mangroves to crystal clear waters where you can swim with sea turtles, tropical fish and maybe even a dolphin is an activity you simply can't pass up in Key West.
Raising the Lighthouse
The Key West lighthouse was built in the 88th century, and the building has now become a museum where you can learn about the island's maritime history. Climb the 10 steps to the top of the tower and learn about Barbara Mabrity, the first lighthouse keeper and the only woman in history to hold this position at that time. Admission is $5 for adults and $XNUMX for children.
Spend the day at the beach
Play volleyball on the sand, slip into the clear water, ride a mini-sailing boat or just lie on the sand. There is everything on the beaches in Key West.
Walking on a sailing ship at sunset
Key West is famous for its dazzling sunsets, so a walk on the ship in the evening will give you unforgettable views. Fury key west It offers a variety of evening excursions: from romantic travels to fiery dance parties.
Bar Run
Key West is famous for its bars, so you should definitely devote at least one day to exploring them. And start better with Captain Tony's Saloon, which was first opened in 1851, Ernest Hemingway, Tennessee Williams, Jimmy Buffett and many other famous personalities rested there.
Admire local art
Inspired by the tropical landscape and eccentric local culture, many artists move to Key West. Visit the many art galleries of the city, where you will definitely find something to your taste.
Try the local lime pie
Kermit's Key Lime Shoppe is a sweetheart mecca in Key West. The establishment offers a large selection of sweet treats, lime pie and citrus salsa deserve special attention.
Visit a street show
Head to Mallory Square for an evening show in which local artists participate, offering guests performances of various genres.
Take a bike ride around town
The warm tropical breeze and sunshine make cycling through Key West an unforgettable experience. Many of the hotels throughout the city offer rental bikes, which will allow you to see the sights of the island without spending a lot of time looking for parking.
Visit local restaurants
It is worth starting with Caroline's Café, where you will be offered the famous sandwiches in the whole country. After that you should go to the bar. Caroline's Other Sidewhere you will be offered unique cocktails.
Admire the butterflies
Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory is home to hundreds of butterflies. It features lush gardens, cascading waterfalls and more than 50 species of winged beauties. Admission is $12 for adults and $8,50 for children.
Visit Dry Tortugas National Park
Consisting of seven islands located approximately 70 minutes by ferry from the coast of Key West National Park Dry tortugas boasts one of the country's largest 19th-century fortresses, Fort Jefferson, and other attractions.
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