This rustic but welcoming establishment is not above being called "just another lively bar". While walking into the open room, take a notice as you make your trip to the bar that the decor is not of...

The Key West vacation residence of President Harry Truman.

A birdlover's delight, the Audubon House boasts original Audubon engravings of Florida birds, 10 Audubon first editions and a collection of delicate Royal Worcester porcelain birds.

The Dolphin Research Center provides many options for up-close experiences with dolphins - and yes, you can touch these beautiful creatures, for a nominal additional fee. These are quite a few levels...

Fort Zachary Taylor Beach is the best beach in Key West. (If you are looking for prestine, white sand, you don't want Key West...)  The beach is rocky, but beautiful.  Bring flip flops!  You can...

Popular, busy street offers plenty of shops, restaurants and bars.

Dedicated to help preserve the language, cultural values and democratic ideals of the Cuban people.

For ten years, the Nobel Prize winning author Ernest Hemingway lived and wrote in this house. Today it is a museum dedicated to his life and works.

A very unusual cemetery - several graves have humorous epitaphs (e.g., "I told you I was sick").

A colorful landmark buoy and spectacular sunsets make the southernmost spot in the Continental U.S. a special place to visit.

 Tarpon, Sea Turtles (many) one Manatee, beautiful palms full of coconuts, huge fish and lots of boaters were experienced at sunsets each night.  There you can walk on the old bridge, fish, or just...