Key West has a fascinating history that dates back to the era of exploration and was once used as a pirate base of operations. Today, Key West is home to some of the world's most popular tourist destinations, such as the Florida Keys, but its fame stems from being one of Florida's top snorkeling destinations, making it the top destination for its snake fishermen. Much of it is concentrated in Key East, where art, culture and entertainment are offered, with an emphasis on the arts and culture of music and dance, as well as art and music festivals.

The British Governor of East Florida recommended the establishment of a post in Key West in 1766 to improve control over the area, but nothing came of it. Protests ensued, and the Florida Keys became the property of the United States. The city of Key West responded by briefly declaring its independence from the US government and calling itself Conch Republic for the first time.

The city of Key West was the first city in the United States with a population of about 2,000 people. The city limits included the city of Keys, the Key Peninsula, and parts of the Florida Keys and the Gulf of Mexico.

In Key West, which is often crowded, parking is extremely difficult, so you can choose the bus. Buses depart from a number of convenient locations, including Miami-Dade County Airport, Miami International Airport and Florida Turnpike. To get to the Keys, you can fly in from Florida City, south of Miami, or fly in at Key East Airport (the mileage marking system starts at the MM126 in Florida City south of Miami and ends at MM Zero), or you can drive or rent a car from US Route 1, follow the Homestead - KeyWest North sign and take Fla. TurnPike North or South. Those who get the keys can either fly to Miami International Airport (which has one of the largest terminals in the United States with a capacity of 1.5 million passengers per year) or to Key South Florida Airport.

Key West is pretty close to paradise, so you could eat a cheeseburger there, right? If you want to explore Key West, it is a good idea to rent a car, but you can also use your own car if your key holiday is part of a long journey. Once you reach KeyWest, you will not need another car unless you plan to stay on the islands.

Although there are no camping in Key West anymore, important limes are still harvested in Key West and the large lime cake is abundant in Key West. Although expensive, the rock crabs are phenomenal and should not be missed, but you can also find them at the local grocery store or on the beach.

The Key West Beachside Marriott Hotel is the highlight, but you'll also find a handful of local and well-known brand-name resorts that will satisfy your fancy. Our favorite beach in Key West is Lake Okeechobee, which is beautiful and not as crowded as the other beaches.

It's easy enough to cite the weather, water and nightlife as reasons to visit Key West, but it wouldn't be the same without the people who live here. Still, the LGBT community, tourists and residents alike, brings a lot of fun, color and livelihood to the Central West. If you are open-minded, they will become an enriching part of your visit, not just as a tourist attraction.

Bahia Honda State Park is located in the heart of Key West, just a short drive from downtown and is a must-visit destination for people who love water sports. One of the best water experiences you can have is Bahia Hondas, which is home to the largest and most popular water park in the world and is loved by people who love water and sports.

Key West has a subtropical climate and is located in the southern part of the state of Florida, just a short drive from Miami. With its weathered home in the Florida Keys, Key West can add nutrition to your diet and be a great place to stay for a Florida vacation.

The area where the two bodies converge is called the Florida Strait, and coordinates for Key West and Whitehead Spit are used.

The southernmost point in the contiguous United States is a private island in Key West, Florida. The monument is named Whitehead Spit, a monument to the US Army Corps of Engineers and the US Coast Guard, and is a national park.

The Key West Garden Club is a non-profit, volunteer-run garden club operating under the name of the Key West Garden Club. The Key East News, a local newspaper of the Florida Keys Chamber of Commerce, serves major West and Monroe counties and is published locally. It serves as a repeat transmitter for the KeyWest Marathon, which is repeated by the Miami - Fort Lauderdale transmitter.