I love history, especially where I'm visiting and I got a private tour from this lovely lady and…read moreI'm so sorry. I forgot her name. Brown shoulder length hair. Lots of information about the history of Key West and the curry family. Worth it. She also recommended a great breakfast place called Sunny eggs and it was superb!

The Martin Helling's House was beautiful. It was nice to get out of the sun and take a look inside.read more

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!

A must see while in Key West!…read more It's quiet, serene, beautiful place to just sit among lush garden and watch the sea. So many amazing views and benches available to sit and just relax. It's free, but they do request a donation that is voluntary! There was a kind woman sitting at the desk who gave us a map, and explained their history briefly. It's a beautiful place to stop in and visit, with their butterfly garden and orchid arbor stealing the show. Bathrooms were very clean as well.

This garden is also called "Key West Gardens at Fort West Martello", free entry, free street…read moreparking and run by volunteer, donation are welcome. It's a well maintain garden in the Martello Fort, the volunteer lady was very helpful and friendly. Pretty place with lot of orchid and a small butterfly garden, very relaxing walk and there are picnic tables and benches. Every corner of the garden is a beautiful spot for photographers

Lots of fun on the water, even for sailing beginners. Great instruction from an experienced sailor…read more Thank you Piper!!

Had the greatest time. I went and sailed on the women's day. Everyone was kind and I learned a lot…read more Thanks for everything. 110% would recommend

I have been in key west for 2 years and was married to my OBGYN so was not excited about finding a…read morenew one especially on this small island but this place was great very friendly and professional. The nurses and doctor took great care of me and were very knowledgeable! Highly recommended!!

I made my appointment a little over a month ago. I called today (day of the appointment) and was…read moretold that it was cancelled and there was a note on my file saying not to make me an appointment because I was discharged as a patient. I asked why. She said idk and then refused to help me further stating that there was no one else I could talk to about it and that's it. I wasn't going for a check up. I have an issue that probably needs medication. So this was really disappointing. I made this appointment because my usual Obgyn couldn't see me until the middle of August this year.