Pass by El Meson de Pepe's Restaurant and Bar, where the rum flows freely, and the salsa never stops. While not a required stop, it offers a riotous throwback to the days of pirate code and treasure hunts.

Move through the Key West Historic Memorial Sculpture Garden, learning about Captain David Porter's transformation of the fishing village into a thriving naval station. While not a designated stop, this area provides historical context for Key West's evolution.

Stumble into Capt Tony's Saloon, where spirits aren't only in the bottles, and grim tales of the departed linger. While not dwelling inside, this infamous saloon holds a dark history, including a hanging tree and ghostly tales.

Pass by the Oldest House, now a museum, and delve into the history of wreckers who turned "finders keepers" into a treasure hunt for rum or a ship full of gold.

Admire Captain George Carey's House, transformed into a local hub in the 1900s, hosting prominent figures like Gloria Swanson, Tennessee Williams, and the Hemingways. While not entering, it adds cultural richness to your journey.

Explore Audubon House and Tropical Gardens, a gateway to Key West's untamed past. While not entering, this site reflects the wild history of the city.

Pass by Mel Fisher's Maritime Museum, a treasure trove for armchair buccaneers, hearing about daring underwater heists that prove the adage, "fortune favors the bold."

Pass the old Custom House, where customs agents once attempted to tame the wild tides of Key West. While not entering, it adds historical depth to your stroll.

End your tour in front of the Key West Shipwreck Museum, where you'll have met legendary characters who left their mark on this island city. While not entering, this final stop allows you to reflect on the awakening of Key West's vibrant history.