It's definitely a must visit when you're in Key West. Luscious greeneries all over the property…read more Keep an eye on the six-toe cats all around. Some of them occupy the cat house that looks like the Hemingway house itself. Very cute. The gift shop is at the back. You can find some cats there too. Very friendly and helpful staff

Heard this was a must stop in key west so had to come by…read more We didn't do the tour which I regret. I think the tour would have brought the whole thing together better. It was super crowded when we went which made it a bit hard to take everything in but loved the cute cats!

I am surprised that I am the first review this walking tour…read more The tour starts in Mallory Square in front of the ship wreck museum and is well organized. It is about and hour and one half guided walking tour and began at 9:30 in the morning. Our tour guide was really great. She took us around old city and thoroughly explained the history of Key West over the years. She also pointed out other places that she thought we might like to explore further such as the Truman Little White House. My family and myself really enjoyed the tour and it was a great way to explore old town Key West.

From the owner: Discover the beauty and captivating culture of the Conch Republic during a Historic Key Walking…read moreTour. This leisurely 1.4-mile stroll through a portion of the city's Old Town is highlighted by architectural gems, tropical plants and unique cultural sites and attractions as well as the nautical history that make the United States' southernmost city so unique.

We came down to Key West for the week and hadn't originally planned to visit the museum. However,…read moreseveral friends recommended it, so we decided to go. I'm glad we did. The most striking thing, and something others have noted, is how low key everything feels. The structure, furnishings, and grounds are modest and very much middle class in character. Compared to how government operates today, the accommodations felt surprisingly austere. The exhibits and tour provide a fairly balanced view of Truman's presidency during that time. He seemed to have a more relaxed approach to the executive branch, often trading formal suits and ties for khakis and Hawaiian shirts. There are also reprints of newspaper clippings and political cartoons that don't always portray him or his administration in a positive light. To me, that made the experience feel more authentic, especially compared to the highly polished and carefully branded narratives often associated with modern political figures. Definitely worth the visit.

From 1946 through 1952, President Harry Truman used this house as his winter vacation home, and…read morebecause he spent 175 days of his presidency here, it became known as the Little White House. Originally built by the U.S. Navy in 1890, the Little White House served as naval command headquarters during the Spanish-American War, and also played roles in both World Wars and the Cold War. Since Truman's days, many other presidents have also vacationed here, including Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton. Today, the Little White House has been restored and turned into a museum. Also, don't forget to check the famous limousine while you are there. The only way to see inside the Truman Little White House in Key West is via a guided tour. But there is a small section near the gift shop that is free for visitors.

During the Sloan's Key West Ghost Hunt in the city, we learned about Robert the Doll who was…read morebrought to the island as a gift to some kid and that kid basically was mesmerized by said doll. Who knew dolls could be so big? Anywho, it was interesting enough for us to visit said doll and sign up for the 2nd tour bearing the Sloan name. This one was conducted at East Martello Museum, an old Civil War fort which surprisingly dates back to the 1860's. Our tour was conducted by local author David Sloan. He literally wrote the book on Robert the Doll, which you can buy on this tour and around the city. He also wrote other Key West ghostly tales like Haunted Key West, Ghosts of Key West and The Key West Key Lime Pie Cookbook ("limes have to die for this delicious pie" may or may not be words used in that book). David is a masterfully engaging storyteller who explains the history of Robert as well as the ol' Civil War Fort known now as the East Martello Museum, which sits at the entrance to the Key West Airport. Equipped with one Dowsing Rod and an EMF Reader that lights up when spirit energy is nearby, we wandered around the fort, into dark hallways, trying to bring out some spirits. People occasionally got hits (red and orange) but mine stayed green so spirits must be avoiding me like the gals did in high-school. The tour ends with everyone sitting around a glass case containing Robert the Doll. He's the main attraction. Great storytelling by David as some sounds are heard on the thingy that plays sounds (I forget the name). There were tales of people taking pictures of the doll or disrespecting the doll having horrible things happen to them. It was believable enough for us NOT to take pictures or whip it out and taunt the doll. I did take a picture of the poster of Robert the Doll though. The only thing bad that happened was my Windows PC rebooted on me without asking! Ugh! There's an extra add-on to stay afterwards to explore the fort on your own. We did not participate, but a few on our tour did. I haven't heard from them since! Should you go? Yes! It was interesting and informative and captivating. You can tell David has a passion for telling this tale and the stories of the fort and all things spooky. He's as Key West as a chicken crossing the road.

The guy that did our tour was amazing! So much fun, looking forward to going back again! Enjoyed…read morehearing all about Robert the Doll and seeing him!

By far, the BEST guided tour I've ever been on! Richard, a 4th generation Key West resident,…read moreguided our Historic Homes & History of Key West Walking Tour. Richard gave us SO much information in 90 minutes of easy walking. To this day, my sister and I still talk about all the nuggets of history that he mentioned. Book ASAP and take lots of pictures!

We just went on the absolute best walking tour that we could have asked for! Richard was friendly,…read morereally knowledgeable, and tailored our tour to our interests. We will be visiting again for sure!

Wonderful experience with Jason and Marie Mistri. I was already having a great time with Marie's…read moreamazing storytelling before I found out we got to into the basement of the haunted shipwreck museum and look for ghosts. One of the highlights of our island adventure. We'll definitely come again. Yes, we are the doomed.

The tour guide was so much fun! And the tour gave us lots of great ideas for places to visit that…read morewe hadn't already been to. I would definitely recommend it!

Karl was the best! Very friendly, knowledgeable, and informative. I am disabled and Karl and…read moreVeronica were quick, safe, and very accommodating. Clone Karl and Veronica and you will have the best.

Great fabric store ! Set up great lots of quilts on display. Fabric top quality!! Lots of…read morepatterns , got a few baby quilt panels and bags for beach.

Amy was AMAZING, I am a Key West Local and have done a lot…read moretours here. I won this Island Ghost Tour at an Auction and really wasn't sure what to expect. We (a group of local friends) decided to go and had the best time. Amy's knowledge of the Island is above anyone I have met and her personality keeps you engaged, smiling, and want to know more. I highly recommend this tour.

Just do it. One of the best tale tellers I've ever seen! Talk about Entertainment and knowledge!…read moreShe's the best!

I recall walking through the Key West Wildlife Center for the first time around 2010 and instantly…read moreappreciating the sights. The paths through the various parts of this small/intimate park; loving all the flora and fauna. At the time, I didn't much think of their overall mission of taking care of and rehabilitating injured animals... I mean, I have noticed the donation boxes and various pamphlets but never took the time. One day, alone in the park about 10 years ago, I had a nice conversation with a staff member (maybe a volunteer) and she explained all the good things they do and their future goals (to replace some of their decaying facilities). I really love the pond loaded with turtles and as much as I like aviaries, I find it difficult to appreciate the ones here because it's hard to see and appreciate the birds. RECENTLY, I stopped by to walk the park but it was closed... I was pleasantly surprised to see they were closed because they are finally constructing their new building (replacing the old, run down old one). The new one will provide a much improved and cleaner environment for the clinic and improvements to the aviaries.

Wonderful friendly staff. We had good fun feeding the turtles with the food provided by the staff…read moreand seeing the many birds that have been rescued. We even enjoyed seeing the iguanas that we were informed are an invasive species in Southern Florida. We later experienced this reality while visiting other sites. Well worth a stop!