Covering the western half of Key West, the island’s Historic District, also known as Old Town, is a six-square-mile (16 square kilometers) area that showcases 19th-century Caribbean and European architecture. This district is home to nearly 200 historic buildings, including stately mansions, a landmark theater, the Old Customs House, and the iconic Key West Lighthouse. Visitors can explore the narrow streets and admire the intricate details of these well-preserved structures, offering a glimpse into the island’s rich architectural and cultural heritage.
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