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Originally Posted by Carl in Tampa
It all depends upon what you find interesting. As a reader of Hemmingway novels, I considered a visit to Hemmingway's home my first priority. It gave an insight into his lifestyle. There is a room over the garage where he wrote one of his novels. There is an admission charge and you are given a guided tour.
If you are interested in history you might want to visit President Truman's Little White House on the Naval Base. Again, a charge for a guided tour.
Mallory Square at Sunset is a great experience.
We stayed at a Bed & Breakfast. There are lots of them around.
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I will second a visit to President Truman's Little White House while you are in Key West -- very interesting. Also Mallory Square at sunset is wonderful. My friends and I stayed at a bed and breakfast about 5 blocks from Duval Street -- a little cheaper, we walked everywhere or took a taxi after sunset. I really enjoyed Key West and would love to go back!