Best places: Historical landmarks in Key West, United States

Terminal for high-speed catamaran that ferries visitors 70 miles to Fort Jefferson National Park.

Visitors come to see Hemingway's studio, garden & 6-toed felines that may be descendants of his cat.

Offering guided tours, this museum once served as President Harry S. Truman's winter White House.

Now a museum, this historic lighthouse features access to the top via 88 steps & keepers quarters.

Simple monument located at the southernmost tip of the continental U.S. & 90 miles north of Cuba.

Grand Episcopal church with 19th-century history, a wood-beam ceiling & stained-glass windows.

👍👍 Came by sailboat and stayed the night on a mooring ball. Beautiful coral & fish seen when snorkeling. Came back a few days later and the waves can definitely alter visibility

House from 1829 showcasing family portraits & original furnishings & featuring a peaceful garden.

👍👍 US forts made out of wood were attacked and put on fire by the English navy, so US obtained the fort blueprints from the French. This used to be a three storied fort when built with a three levels of cannons protecting the trade channel. The fort was used in the Civil War and in WW-1 and WW-2. The...

👍👍 Absolutely fantastic treat! Captain Josh was very entertaining. Glenn and Jesse fantastic crew. All three are outdone by Finnegan the ship's dog. The best behaved dog I've ever seen! Fun if you want her to be but just as easy to have her go sit down if you are not a dog person. The boat itself...

👍👍 Guys let’s raid Battery 231 now! The aliens are actually here 👽

👍👍 Juan Ponce de Leon discovered Florida and the Florida Keys for the Spanish Empire in 1513. He was an accomplished Spanish explorer and military conquistador. Historic Marker 50 is located at 1405 Duval Street. Sit down on the beach, let yourself relax and take a trip back in time to the early 1500...