I'm sorry I lost info on who wrote these tips of Do's & Dont's for Fantasy Fest.
It makes sense, so thanks to the creator whereever they are:
Don't wear a mask you can't drink in or costume you... more
To see the sunset at it's best, you need to be at Mallory Square, where hundreds of tourists gather every night to enjoy the view. Together with the marvellous spectacle, local performers, musicians,... more
downtown key west has a number of bars that cater to the gay and lesbian tourist. for the gay and lesbian tourist see the attached website. for those uncomfortable with this life style you may wish to... more
In addition to the huge Renior sculpture out front, there are other realistic sculptures around outside the museum. These are free and you don't have to go in to see them.
281 Front Street, Key... more
The one thing we most wanted to eat in Key West was Key Lime Pie. We'd had a yummy one in Charleston from the grocery store, and were eager to see if the local pie was even better. When our shuttle... more
duval street is home to a number of street entertainers looking for tips. you will run into "pirates" with parrots and other costumed street characters. pictured is a guy who tells dirty jokes for a... more
I loved the authentic Cuban food that I tried in Key West. Be sure to stop by one of the popular Cuban restaurants here for lunch or dinner. I would recommend the El Siboney Restaurant located at 900... more
Look for creative headstones that read, "I Told You I Was Sick" and "Devoted Fan of Julio Iglesias." The cemetery also contains the resting place of Hemingway's friend and fishing captain, "Sloppy... more
When we lived in Key West, I went on a house and garden tour. There were a couple old homes and some new ones. I was particularly impressed with one house where they had painted the floor boards of... more
When we lived in Key West in the late 60s, the commissary was in an old cigar factory in the middle of town. Now, the commissary is on the base at Sigsbee.
I went in search of the old commissary,... more
I went to Hemingway's house when we lived in Key West, but I went again because my sister wanted to go and she had never been. We both took photos of the cat's... more
My first trip to Key West was in January 2011. During this two day visit we saw lots of odd Key West Chickens, but little other wildlife. When I returned about... more
According to the Key West Trolley tour guide, chickens were brought over in the 1950s by people fleeing Cuba to be used for eggs and food. Once on Key West, the... more
Walking around some of Key West's side streets will allow you to discover a type of architecture that is practically unique to the island, usually referred to... more
Key West's "wildlife" is somewhat different, to say the least - it is estimated that there are thousands of free-roaming chickens on the island, mostly due to a... more
Around Key West you will see lots of Key lime pie, rainbow flags, and chickens. Often called Key West Gypsy Chickens, these bird are thought to have lived on... more
pictured is the entrance to the garden of eden clothing optional bar on the roof of the bull and whistle. key west has a couple of clothing optional bars and... more
key west is infested with wild chickens roaming the streets. these birds are protected by law so care must be taken not to run over them. after a long night on... more
Mile markers, often called mileposts, may be seen, as the name implies, each mile along the Florida Keys Overseas Highway.They appear on the right shoulder or... more
Hemingway Days events includes a Ernest Hemingway look-alike contest, readings and book signings, annual Lorian Hemingway (Ernest's grand daughter) Short Story... more
Fort Taylor and the surronding area in the Truman Annex are transformed into a pirates’ stronghold with hundreds of pirate entertainers. Tall ships, sea... more
This festival is held in Key West's Bahama Village neighborhood. Features Caribbean island-style food, handmade African arts and crafts, live entertainment and... more
“Pirates, Pundits, and Political Party Animals” is the theme for this year's 30th Fantasy Fest. A packed schedule of costume competitions, promenades and street... more
One of the REAL Conchs is Mario Sanchez. In his 40s he started doing pictures of Key West as it was in his childhood. He carves the pictures and then paints them. He has signed some of the pictures......
pictured is the monroe county courthouse built in 1890. key west is the county seat of monroe county florida. key west was originally inhabited by the calusa native american tribe. the first european...
Key West is proud of its status as THE southernmost point in the continental United States. When you reach this point at the southwest corner of Key West, you are only 90 miles away from Cuba.
As for...
Key West is a beautiful place. I have never met so many people who have gone someplace for vacation, and never left! I would like to go back and explore the Upper Keys in depth. We saw a lot of things...
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