Mallory Square


Mallory Square is one of the most well-known attractions on the island of Key West. That area is historic and fun and serves as the gathering place for the end of day sunset party. From US Naval Warships to wreckers, to Cuban cigar maker's warehouses to government offices, Mallory Square has been a bustling area in the city for centuries. The Cayo Hueso y Habana Historeum is located in Mallory Square and keeps the history of Cuban culture in the area alive and well. The island of Cuba is just 90 miles from Key West and many who live in the area are of Cuban heritage. The historeum hosts a variety of special events where visitors can enjoy music, food and the spirit of Cuba. The Shell Warehouse is a favorite of little visitors to Key West. The warehouse features thousands of rare and unusual shells for sale, as well as art, decorations and jewelry constructed of shells. The Sponge Market is another store popular with kids and offers souvenirs and gifts featuring lighthouses, ships, antique bottles, local art and of course, sponges. Visitors who want to enjoy a tour of the island can hop aboard the Old Town Trolley Tour or the Conch Tour Train, both departing from Mallory Square.

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