Florida Keys Attractions, Things to do and see in the Florida Keys

Key West Attractions

Pat Croce's PIRATE SOUL Museum
Front and Simonton Streets - 1 block off Duval
Key West, FL

www.piratesoul.com

See it. Feel It. Live it.
Drink it all in with the unparalleled collection of rare
artifacts that include Captain Kidd's last journal,
Blackbeard's weapons, and the only authentic pirate
treasure chest in the world, as we take you aboard -
and even below deck - on an amazing interactive
journey back 300 years of high seas adventure.

Ripley's Believe It or Not! Key West Museum
108 Duval St.
Key West, FL
305 293-9939

Over 500 exhibits in 13 themed galleries on 2 floors

Open Daily

Schooner Western Union
202 William St
Key West, FL

www.SchoonerWesternUnion.com

Day Sails
Sunset Sails
Star Gazing Sails

The last tall ship built in Key West ~ 1939.
The official flagship of the city of Key West.
The Schooner Western Union is on the National
Register of Historic Places.

Built and home ported in Key West, this ship was
launched in 1939 as a working schooner. She sailed
the Caribbean and South Atlantic until 1974.
Now back in Key West, this authentic vintage tall ship
sails visitors around the waters of the Conch
Republic daily.

Key West Shipwreck Historeum Museum
1 White St
Mallory Square
Key West, FL
305 292-8990

Step back to Key West of 1851 and discover the
treacherous world of shipwrecking and how it made
Key West the richest city in the United States. Live
actors, artifacts, laser technology and a 60' lookout
tower make the experience one of a kind.

Southernmost Point
Whitehead and South Street

Southernmost tip of the island (and the United
States), only 90 miles to Cuba

Harry S. Truman Little White House
111 Front St.
Key West, FL
305 294-9911
www.TrumanLittleWhiteHouse.com

Visit the most Historically important site in South
Florida. This building served as the functioning
White House of the United State for 175 days of
Truman's Presidency.