Lighthouse & Keeper's Quarters
938 Whitehead St, Key West, FL 33040
(305) 294-0012
Explore the Key West Lighthouse and Its Towering Views
Located on the southwest side of Key West, the Key West Lighthouse stands as a historic beacon, guiding vessels through reef-laden waters since its inception in 1823, shortly after the U.S. Navy established a base nearby. Today, this iconic landmark invites visitors to ascend 88 steps up the Lighthouse Tower, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the island and its turquoise surroundings. The museum admission provides access to the Keeper's Quarters and a glimpse into maritime history, making it a must-visit for history buffs and adventure seekers alike.
Plan a trip to experience the Lighthouse Sunset Experience, a standout event showcasing the tower aglow against the evening sky. Admission is affordable, with adults at $17 (or $15.50 online), seniors and locals at $13 (or $11.50 online), and youth (ages 7-18) at $9 (or $7.50 online). Children under 7 and active military enjoy free entry, while group rates and venue rentals are available upon request. Whether exploring current exhibits, learning about its storied past, or hosting an event, the Key West Lighthouse promises an unforgettable experience under the Florida sun.
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