It’s an interactive museum at Mallory Square that brings Key West’s 400-year shipwreck-salvage history to life with costumed actors, real artifacts, films, and a 65-foot observation tower.
3 Unique Experiences. 1 Unforgettable Island Adventure.
Don’t leave your itinerary to chance. Secure your admission to the island’s three most iconic historic landmarks and marine adventures.
There is a side of Key West where vibrant history, maritime mystery, and legendary treasures come together. To truly experience the magic that makes this island so famous, you don’t have to choose between wildlife and history. We’ve mapped out the definitive Key West checklist so you can skip the planning hassle and dive straight into the adventure. Grab your tickets for each attraction individually to build your perfect itinerary and explore at your own pace.
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DISCOVER THE WORLD OF SHIPWRECKING
- Discover the world of Shipwrecking
- Hear the story of the Isaac Allerton which wrecked off Key West
- Step back in history 150 years
- Climb a 65' Captain's Observatory
- Lift a genuine silver bar from a Spanish galleon
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Truman Little White House
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- See the home Harry S. Truman came to relax and rest
- Visit where Eisenhower recuperated from his heart attack in 1956
- Thomas Edison resided here during World War I
- Here history tellers tell fascinating stories of the most important man of his time
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Key West Aquarium
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- The Aquarium features a wide variety of fish including grouper, moray eels, barracuda, tropical fish, tarpon, parrotfish and much, much more.
- Daily turtle feedings.
- Touch Tank offers guests hands on experience.
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What Your Perfect Island Day Looks Like
Stop 1
Truman Little White House
Step back in time at Florida’s only presidential museum. Walk the beautiful historic halls where President Truman found his winter sanctuary and where nation-shaping decisions were made.
Stop 2
Key West Aquarium
Get up close and personal with the living wonders of the reef. From spectacular shark feedings to interactive touch tanks, explore the island’s marine life at this historic waterfront landmark.
Stop 3
Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum
Discover the golden age of sail and the perilous tales of the wreckers who made Key West the wealthiest city in America. Lift a real silver bar and look out across the gulf from the 65-foot observation tower.
Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum
1 Whitehead Street, Mallory Square, Key West, FL 33040 · (305) 292-8990
Open daily 9:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (last entry 4:30 p.m.)
We’re right on Mallory Square, across from Old Town Trolley Stop #1, next door to the Key West Aquarium and a short, flat 5–8 minute walk from the Truman Little White House (111 Front Street). All three are minutes from the cruise port and Duval Street.
Why This Is the Perfect Way To Explore
Seamless Planning
All three legendary attractions are located right in the heart of historic Old Town, making it easy to stroll from one to the next.
Something for Everyone
An unforgettable mix of presidential history, interactive wildlife, and high-seas adventure that appeals to families, history buffs, and thrill seekers alike.
Guaranteed Entry
Key West is a popular destination — locking in your admission now ensures you won’t miss a single iconic sight.
FAQs
Yes — climb 65 feet to the top for panoramic views of Key West, one of the best vantage points in Old Town.
Very. The live actors, hands-on treasure, and tower climb make it engaging for families, while the history appeals to grown-ups too.
The self-guided museum takes about 45–60 minutes, leaving plenty of time for the Key West attractions next door.
The Key West Aquarium is right next door, and the Truman Little White House is about a 5-minute walk — easy to see all three in one day.
Yes. The Shipwreck Treasure Museum + Aquarium combo starts around $34.98, and tickets don’t have to be used on the same day.
Open daily 9:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Several public lots and garages serve Old Town. We suggest the Mallory Square parking lot on 412 Wall Street or the 201 Front Street Garage, and many guests arrive on foot from the cruise port or Duval Street. We’re across from Old Town Trolley Stop #1.