Key West's Best Photo Spots

The Seven Mile Bridge is located in the world-famous Florida Keys connecting the Middle Keys to the Lower Keys. The best time of day to walk this bridge is at sunset when you can clearly see the bright orang...

Established in 1933, Sloppy Joe's is a historical landmark - especially with A-list patrons such as Ernest Hemingway and Habana Joe. Hemingway was quite fond of his alcohol and this bar was reportedly one of...

Located in Key West, this historic fort is not only educational but packed with fun activities. With the great Florida weather it is open year round. You can tour the Civil War-era fort and then go snorkelin...

A wooden, rough-hewn sign post points the way to various places around the world with its approximate distance in miles. The beach is pretty nice too! Visitors warn that the beach is covered in coral, not sa...

Known officially as the Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum, the Ernest Hemingway House was the residence of author Ernest Hemingway (really... how'd you guess?). On November 24, 1968, the house was designated a ...

If ingesting food and drinks at a former morgue doesn't make you queasy then head to Florida's oldest bar located in famous Key West. The saloon has worn many other hats - from bordello to speakeasy to a cig...

The Isaac Allerton sank in 1856 near the Keys. Shortly after the wreck, rescuers (called Key West wreckers) picked up the survivors. They couldn't get all of the cargo as the ship had sunk in very deep water...

Nancy Forrester is the saint of exotic birds; she has rescued and rehabilitated parrots for over 30 years. She also helps to rehome them with permanent families. Every day Nancy and her crew have a demonstra...

The Dry Tortugas National Park is about 68 miles west of Key West in the Gulf of Mexico. It preserves Fort Jefferson and the seven Dry Tortugas islands which are the most isolated of the Florida Keys. The pa...

The Southernmost point in the United States is marked by a buoy in Key West, Florida at at the corner of South and Whitehead Streets. This anchored concrete buoy is now a tourist attraction that was establis...