Join us every weekend for the Old Town Literary Walking Tour, a stroll through downtown Key West, illuminating stories of writers that have called our island home. Inspired by David A. Kaufelt’s origi
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Location: Key West
What's Included
- Local guide
- Tour escort/host
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: The tour runs every weekend, but the best time to go is definitely in the winter months (December to February). The weather is cooler, and you can avoid the summer heat. Plus, Key West is less crowded during that time, so you can really enjoy the stories and sights without too much distraction!
A: No age limit! It's family-friendly, so kids are welcome to join. Just keep in mind that younger kids might get tired on the walk, as it can last a couple of hours depending on the pace. It's a great educational experience for all ages!
A: Definitely wear comfy shoes since you'll be walking a fair bit. Lightweight clothing is ideal, especially in the summer. Also, don't forget sunscreen and maybe a hat if you’re sensitive to the sun. It can get hot, so be prepared!
Discussions
Thinking of gifting the Old Town Literary Walking Tour — anyone done it?
I’m thinking about giving this as a gift to my friend who loves literature! The idea of walking around Key West and hearing stories about authors like Tennessee Williams and Shel Silverstein sounds amazing. I saw it’s free, which is a huge plus. Just wondering if it’s worth the time and if the guides are good?
Anyone else tried the Old Town Literary Walking Tour?
I did the walking tour last month, and it was fantastic! The guide shared awesome anecdotes about local writers and their connection to Key West. Plus, the houses are gorgeous. It’s a perfect way to spend a couple of hours if you’re into history and literature. Just a heads up, wear comfy shoes!