Things to Do in Key West:
Sunset Celebration at Mallory Square
Welcome to one of the most fun-filled celebrations anywhere! Take in the spectacular sunset while enjoying carnival performers, local artisans and scrumptious snacks.
Southernmost Point
You can stand at the southernmost point of the continental United States in only one place: Key West. So go for it! And remember, you're only 90 miles from Cuba!
Key West Lighthouse Museum
Climb the stairs for one of the best views of the Keys from this 92-foot lighthouse, built in 1847. Then visit the adjacent old keeper's house to find intriguing stories about the history of this de-light-ful museum.
The Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum
Visit the home of one of America's most honored and respected authors. Step back in time and visit the rooms and gardens where the Nobel Prize winner lived and wrote for over ten years.
Sloppy Joe's
There's only one Sloppy Joe's and this is your chance to experience the real thing. This well-known bar has been one of Key West's favorite "watering holes" since 1933. The place opens at 9:00 a.m., live music begins at noon, and the fun never stops!
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Soak in one of the city's celebrated Mallory Square sunsets in this remarkable combination of Victorian style and tropical casualness. The locals call it the Conch Republic, but everyone else on the planet knows it as Key West. Shop and stroll through gingerbread Victorian cottages surrounded by swaying palm trees. Check out the beautiful lighthouse, the street performers and the vibrant nightlife along Duval Street. This southernmost point in the continental United States is part Bahamian village, part historical landmark.