Ships dock at Pier B. These are the stops worth your time, timed on foot from the terminal.
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2 cruise terminals.
Walk times from Pier B.
President Harry Truman's tranquil winter presidential retreat
Dazzling gold and relics salvaged from sunken Spanish galleons
Imposing Romanesque landmark hosting regional art and history
Interactive look into the 19th-century wrecking trade
Key West's original touch-tank marine attraction
Waterfront civic plaza directly adjacent to the cruise docks
Restored 19th-century home set within lush tropical grounds
Family-owned Cuban restaurant at Mallory Square
Historic Pan Am birthplace with on-site brewery
Key West bakery offering homemade Key lime pie and souvenirs
Open-air memorial honoring prominent island figures
Convenient visitor information hub by the pier
World-famous Duval Street bar with Hemingway heritage
Airstream food truck serving tacos and burritos
Downtown Key West eatery known for square tacos
Oldest surviving residential home in South Florida
Well-stocked outpost for coastal clothing and beach gear
Cuban café on Greene Street near Mallory Square
Waterfront beach bar and watersports on Simonton Street
Official souvenir stop marking the end of Highway 1
Celebrated road sign marking the end of the Atlantic highway
Downtown visitor resource along Whitehead Street
Iconic open-air bar papered with dollar bills
Key West sweet shop for pies and pie bars
Scenic historic harbor marina lined with boats and boardwalks
Caroline Street Italian eatery featuring wood-fired pizza and grill
Local seafood market and restaurant on Eaton Street
Historic 1930s home of the legendary author and polydactyl cats
National Historic Landmark coastal fort and state park beach
Historic 1848 tower offering panoramic island views
Famous painted landmark marking the continental edge
Climate-controlled glass solarium with exotic butterflies and flamingos
Small public sandy beach at the southern end of Duval
Worth finding if you have an hour spare.
Cozy Duval Street counter for early Latin American breakfast
Historic decorated cutter ship moored at Truman Waterfront
Caroline Street coffee house and wine bar
Secluded parrot rescue sanctuary tucked down a quiet lane
Bahama Village dining featured in the MICHELIN Guide
More ports nearby: Marco, Havana, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach.