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Things to Do while on Vacation In Key West Florida

Key West is just about the perfect vacation destination in Florida. As cliché as it sounds, there truly is something for everyone. Whether you are looking to party like a rock star or seeking a relaxing vacation in nature, Key West has what you are looking for. Whether you are interested in bar hopping, beach hopping, dolphin watching, bird and wildlife watching, or some of the best people watching around; Key West is a must-visit spot in Florida.

Duval Street

You truly can’t visit Key West without experiencing Duval Street. This 1.2-mile street is the main thoroughfare and has so much to offer. Click here to see the live feeds of Duval Street from the world-famous Sloppy Joes, coined a Key West tradition. There are more than 100 bars and dozens of shops  and boutiques along this stretch. If you love live music be sure to visit the Green Parrot Bar and The Hogs Breath Saloon, both locations are well-known for hosting phenomenal national act.

The Ernest Hemmingway Home and Museum

If you enjoy literature and history, you will want to plan a visit to Hemingway Home & Museum. The estate was built in 1851 and is the most popular tourist attraction in Key West. Ernest Hemingway lived there from 1931 to 1939 and wrote some of his most popular literary works on the estate.

Mallory Square – Sunset Celebration

One of Key West’s most popular activities is the Sunset Celebration at Mallory Square Dock. People visit from all over the world to catch these exquisite sunsets and experience this nightly arts festival. There are street performers, food vendors, art installations, and extraordinary shopping options.

Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory

If you are a nature-lover, you will want to plan a visit to The Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory.  Click here to check out the live webcams set up at the conservatory. You can walk among hundreds of butterflies and beautiful, colorful birds inside their habitat.

Dry Tortugas National Park

You can also take a ferry ride on the Yankee Freedom to visit Fort Jefferson Dry Tortugas National park. Take a guided tour and learn about life at the fort in the 1860s.  The park is 100-square-miles and, aside from the fort, is known for is gorgeous blue waters, coral reefs, and wildlife watching.