KWG is a hidden gem in the heart of Duval street! We discovered the gallery while sight seeing,…read morewith no intention of purchasing art for our home. Upon visiting the gallery, we changed our minds! The variety of different artwork on display in the gallery & the feeling of being completely at home with the staff with their casual, laid back approach, we decided to a few pieces of artwork. The Bill Mack's "Brilliant Life Size" and Adam Scott Rowe's "Drink me Alice" are perfect in our home! Jenn and Paden were such a pleasure to work with! They made the entire process of purchasing and shipping to our home seamless. We have stayed in touch with Jenn & Paden. We have plans to purchase more artwork in the future! This gallery is a MUST for your visit to Key West!

Very cool gallery in the heart of Duval Street... lots of very different and unusual pieces,…read moreincluding many things that just make you smile. Quite a few items that are ocean/sea/sunset-themed, and lots of Hollywood stuff too! One room is all Salvador Dali sketches. Fun to walk through just to take it all in. Owner was there, super nice, and very informative about all the items in his gallery!

Best gallery in key west from originally Lahaina Maui intil the fire. Now they reopened north of…read moreLahaina and here in key west. 25 world renowned artist and a few from Hawaii. It's a must stop. Ask for Drew

My mother and I just happened to stumble in this art gallery on a Friday art walk. Had artwork…read morefrom local artists and artist from around the world and a lot of history on the walls. My first time being close to a Picasso. The owners are lively, and super friendly. They poured us some champagne, they shared their passion for art, and had I had $35,000 to share I would've had some history on my wall.

This self-guided museum may be of interest to a die-hard Williams fan, but for the casual visitor,…read moreit was a bit lackluster. Mostly old playbills and reviews. I was also interested to know that the paintings displayed of Williams' were just prints. The originals are in the Custom House Museum.

"I've always depended on the kindness of strangers", one of Tennessee Williams' more famous lines,…read moremay be relevant to the Yelp experience as well. Useful reviews and kind compliments sent by complete strangers? I'll take that any day! OK now more about the museum itself: The Tennessee Williams Museum is a bright modern (circa 2021) space dedicated to the life and literary works of the famous playwright. The small building houses an impressive collection of material ranging from prints of TW's paintings, first edition books, playbills, videos of his interviews and a model of his home in Key West. Admittedly I'm a major fan, but the place would probably appeal to just about anyone with some interest in Key West's colorful history. Admission is reasonable ($7 for adults and $5 for seniors), with discounts available for pre-booking on the museum website. Friendly helpful staff member allowed me to linger a good long while with no hassle. The gift shop has some great finds as well. A unique and wonderful place all around.

Nice art gallery on Duval Street, many local artists sell pieces there. Lots of super colorful…read morepaintings, glass pieces, other art forms, all dedicated to facets of aquatic life. Not much of anything there for us there, perhaps if we had a beach house. Prices tended to be on the higher side. Fun to walk through and browse! Recommend you stop by and have a look!

We stopped in earlier today and spoke to the lovely Gail, who is assisting with a potential…read morecommissioned piece by one of the artists inside we saw and loved but found the piece to be too large for our home. There are some really beautiful pieces in this small gallery, mostly of glass artists. Loved a bunch of the things inside which would fit in our home in Virginia Beach easily since they are aquatic themed with fish, jellyfish, mermaids, pelicans, etc.

The cool thing about this museum is that Mel Fisher displays artifacts from two ship wrecks that he…read morediscovered in the keys. There is scuba video of the discoveries that gives the viewer a realistic feel. One discovery, in 1972, was the slave ship Henrietta Marie which sailed in the 1690s and later. In the ship ruins were found several items like shackles and elephant tusks. It wrecked in the western keys. The other discovery was in the 1980s of a Spanish wreck that contained half a billion in gold and silver treasure. Lots of silver coins and gold bars are on display. Both Florida and the Federal Government tried to own the riches but Mel Fisher won in court. The Supreme Court said "finders keepers".

Happy International Museum Day! Here's a brief review of one of the museums I visited on my cruise…read morein March 2026. Although a bit overpriced ($17.50 for adults) for the size and scope of this museum, Mel Fisher's Maritime Museum in Key West, Florida is an important stop for those interested in maritime archaeology and shipwrecks. This museum, which opened in 2000 in a historic building, focuses on the artifacts from a few 17th-century shipwrecks, especially on the historic find of the Spanish galleon ship, the Nuestra Senora de Atocha which sunk off the Florida Keys in 1622. The history behind the ship, the wreck, and its discovery are all incredible so do a deep dive on your own. As for the museum part of it, the exhibits are pretty permanent - this isn't the kind of place with rotating exhibits - and they could use a dusting/refresh. The gift shop up front is decent, the staff were nice, and the section that focused on the slave ship, Henrietta Marie was a sobering at the cruel treatment and conditions human beings subjected to other human beings. I had a good visit, spending about an hour here in all, and was pleased to have crossed it off my very long list of museums I want to visit!

Another beautifully preserved historic property as well as extensive lush gardens. We passed by…read morethe property daily during our brief visit to the keys and admired the well maintained tropical gardens visible from the pathway.

Lovely. Dedicated staff. An unexpected treat in Key West (which turns out to be a thoroughly…read morelikeable town despite the rumor and innuendo). An easy place to have a very nice time.

Honestly this was a pretty pitiful attempt at a seafood festival for where this is located in the…read moreworld. Only like 3 or 4 tents for seafood and it seemed like it came from the same vendor/group. Mediocre quality and quantity for the price and nothing novel about the seafood being offered. You will not really find interesting seafood dishes here. The music was good at least. The vendor selection was very random, bizarre, and uninteresting. Come on guys, I can buy kitchen knives online and I don't need like 3 vendors selling honey to me at once. The venue selection itself was pretty good as it accommodate the amount of attendees comfortably and even had a nice little water park for kids.

So many options and for a great cause! Admission gets you in BOTH days too. Bring a chair if you…read moreplan to hang and listen to all of the bands. Friendly volunteers working each station. Great experience for a non-local.

Interesting Fort. Lots of great things to see in the Fort & Museum…read more The unfortunate part is that is that there isn't a lot of signage on the tour. It is a self guided tour and they give you a map with some description. They had great signage got Robert the Doll and the Count. There are places that were area not allowed to go to due to renovations, but at least they lower the price. I did the Robert the Doll tour the night previous. I think I learned more about the place through the Sloan ghost tour. Also never received my ticket or emailed ticket to get a day ticket as stated when I bought that ticket. Would I go again? Yes. I do recommend visiting. But ask questions and read the map for information.

Steve was the tour staff that went the extra mile to explain the uncanny history behind this…read moreawesome exhibition. Ample parking, and a great experience if it's sunny, but especially if there is bad weather a bargain to get out of a storm. I suggest this tour to any history, paranormal, military, or Key West enthusiast.