Our Old Town Key West Destination

The historic core of Key West, Old Town is the beating heart of the City of Last Resort. Lose yourself in the Key West cemetery. Snap photos of conch houses and fiery orange blossoms on Royal Poinciana trees. Tuck in to a plate of Cuban roast pork and fried plantains. For unbeatable 360-degree views of Key West, check out the Key West Lighthouse, one of the oldest lighthouses in the U.S.

Explore Duval street, a mile-long stretch of all-day happy hour, where you can shop for souvenirs, browse art galleries and cool off with something frosty and tropical at one of the many world-famous pubs like Sloppy Joe’s. Even foodies are not deprived; amid the tourist spots are some true culinary gems. And if you love historic architecture, handsomely preserved Bahamian and Spanish beauties line Duval Street all the way from the Atlantic Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico.

In Key West, every day is don’t-worry-be-happy, and every sunset cause for applause. Join the daily party at Mallory Square, where street performers and buskers keep you entertained until the moment you’ve been waiting for: that sun-meets-horizon magical kiss. Like Key West itself, golden hour at Mallory Square is equal parts mystical and carnival.