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Key West Lighthouse - Key West (FL)

Address: 🏡 938 Whitehead St, Key West, FL 33040
Phone : +1 (305) 294-0012
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  • Truman Little White House - Naval Air Station Key West
    Truman Little White House
    DJ AJ Falcon: Very interesting landmark that was the occasional residence of one of the most underrated presidents of the 20th century. You realize how important he was after taking the informative guided tour. I was in Key West to be destination wedding DJ&MC, and glad I stopped in after a recommendation from one of the guides at another nearby attraction. Take the guided tour that I believe leaves at the top and bottom of the hour. The gift shop is also very nice with a variety of merchandise at different price points. There could be better information provided on parking arrangements. The closest garage is the Opal Resort right next door, which is a little pricey, and they charge you for a full additional hour even if you go over by one minute. We parked at nearby Truman Waterfront Park, which is a bit of a walk, but also a scenic, hidden gem worth visiting. I enjoyed my visit here and you will too!
    Mel Fisher Maritime Museum - Key West
    Mel Fisher Maritime Museum
    Lindsey A. Thomson Heberlein: Worth the visit! Very interesting. I was expecting a bit more focus on the ships and where each piece came from. A lot of items not related to his finds. African slave trade museum is upstairs. Mostly silver from the ships, coins, some cool jewelry. You can’t buy authentic coins there, just reproductions. Would have been nice to focus more on the ships than a general American history.
    Yankee Freedom- Dry Tortugas National Park Museum - Key West
    Yankee Freedom- Dry Tortugas National Park Museum
    Anders Wahlqvist: Calm small museum, not too much to see but a nice quick stop when visiting Key West. The girl attending the small exhibit was nice, polite and pretty. She also made a nice drawing that has nothing to do with the exhibit.
    Smathers Beach - Key West
    Smathers Beach
    Shawna L.: Easy beach access. Lots of parking. Restrooms were closed at the end of the day -early evening hours. Had a few different shower areas at each beach entrance/exit. Did see a lifeguard that was closing up his station - this was around 5pm. There are lots of picnic tables and seating by the parking area. A section of the water that was close to the shore had a dip in the sea level...so be mindful, especially with kids. Can play beach volleyball. Huge long stretch of sand to stretch out between people. Great for kids, families- and everyone.
    Key West Ghost And Mysteries Tour - Key West
    Key West Ghost And Mysteries Tour
    Carrie Albright: We wanted a tour that immersed us in the mysterious unknowns and history of Key West and this tour did exactly that! Ted was an engaging guide who was clearly knowledgeable and enthusiastic. His storytelling got us wrapped up in each spooky tale, taught us a little about how to spot paranormal presence in photos, and threw in some sillier tales and a few jokes, too. A great tour with a passionate expert—highly recommend!
    Keepers Quarters Museum - Key West
    Keepers Quarters Museum
    Alberto Nicanor Rosario Mendez: Its nice to see how was life in those times. Its kinda spooky imagining yourself in that corner of the world being the sole responsible of keeping the lighthouse alive Not really exciting honestly. Only for the fans
    Clarence S.Higgs Memorial Beach - Key West
    Clarence S.Higgs Memorial Beach
    Jessica Velez: This beach was okay. There are alot of rocks right along the shore where you walk in (you cant avoid it), we almost fell every time getting in and out perhaps because the waves were kind of strong that day and there was also a steep dip in the water along the rocks/shore. The water was nice and it was very clean. The stairway to get to that pier was super slippery due to the algae so be careful. One really cool thing was that although the beach is small.there was an umbrella and chair service there for cheap, you could rent all day until 5pm. There were some beautiful palm and coconut trees and there was a restaurant with clean bathrooms right next to it. It was also very lively but not too loud, people playing volleyball and some people playing an instrument on the sand, it was pleasant. It was nice for my hubby and I to relax and drink but I would not bring my kids here and if we had a car I might go to another beach because of the rocky shoreline.
    The Box Key West - Key West
    The Box Key West
    Alicia Rogers: Lives up to the hype. It’s the boxiest box I have ever taken a photo of. Skip the lines at the southernmost point and just take a family photo with the box. Can’t wait to get this one framed!
    Key West Visit - Key West
    Key West Visit
    Joseph Summers: Loved it
    Greetings from Key West - Key West
    Greetings from Key West
    Jennifer Reagan: We spent a fun weekend in Key West. Worked our way up and down Duval Steet, stopped at Mallory Square, had dinner at Blue Haven and so much more. We had a great time exploring.