Visit the home of one of Key West's most famous resident, author Ernest Hemingway. Those interested in literature should take the Writers' Walk, a guided tour of the homes of many famous writers such as Robert Frost, Tennessee Williams and other. Another place worth visiting is the Key West Aquarium, home to an amazing range of sea creatures.

Excellent seafood and Cuban cuisine define the eating out experience in Key West. Most places serve delicious conch fritters, seafood chowders and key lime pie. Nightlife here is exciting with many bars and pubs staying open through the night. Live music is de rigueur

As a major center for jazz and blues since the 1930s and home to Charlie Parker, the great saxophone player, Kansas City proudly showcases its jazz heritage. Clubs and bars in Westport and the Plaza have lively jam sessions. There are often free concerts by big name performers at the Crown Center.

Theater and comedy are also great entertainment options in the city as there are performances through out the year. The Midland Center for Performing Arts is a great place for concerts.

Fly into Key West on any major national airlines -- the airport is just few miles out of town. By car, you can reach Key West on Overseas Highway (U.S. 1). There is a Greyhound service to the town. You can choose to walk or cycle around the town. There are many accommodation options available here -- ranging from heritage hotels to cheap B&Bs. However, it is essential to have reservations in winter, which is peak tourist season. In summer, prices drop drastically.