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Key West, Florida

When you think of Key West, you think of Ernest Hemingway, warm tropical breezes, and partying at Sloppy Joe’s! A good way to get an overview of the city is to take a Conch Tour Train ride, which operates daily. The Ernest Hemingway House Museum is a Spanish colonial style home that Hemingway owned from 1931 until he committed suicide in 1961. You also can take a haunted tour of Key West, which is a nightly, spooky walking tour.

Flagler Station brings to life the history of Henry Flagler’s railroad to Key West. The project began in 1905, and at that time, Key West was the largest city in the state of Florida. Because of the location of the Keys, jutting out into the waters of the ocean, there have been many shipwrecks off the coasts. The Key West Shipwreck Historeum lets you relive the early days, as well as see artifacts from shipwrecks. For history buffs, some of the old forts and historical sites may be of special interest. Mallory Square is the place to go in the evening for the Sunset Celebration, which is a combination street carnival, art show, music festival, and has many wonderful restaurants nearby.

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