KEY WEST LANDMARKS COLORING BOOK

LIST OF KEY WEST LANDMARKS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THIS COLORING BOOK:

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• Southernmost Point Buoy — Snap a memorable family photo at one of Key West’s most recognizable landmarks, the colorful buoy marking the famous Southernmost Point of the continental United States.
   

• Mile Marker 0 (U.S. Highway 1) — Discover the spot where U.S. Highway 1 begins—or ends! This popular Key West photo stop marks Mile 0 of a highway stretching all the way up the East Coast.
   

• Duval Street — Stroll along Key West’s best-known street, lined with historic buildings, colorful shops, restaurants, galleries, and plenty of the island’s lively personality.
   

• The Conch Tour Train — Climb aboard for a fun sightseeing ride through Key West while learning about the island’s colorful history, architecture, famous residents, and favorite landmarks.
   

• Sunset Pier — Enjoy waterfront views and the brilliant colors of a Key West sunset from this popular pier overlooking the surrounding tropical waters.
   

• Historic Seaport (Key West Harbor) — Explore Key West’s maritime heritage along a bustling waterfront filled with boats, docks, historic buildings, and reminders of the island’s long connection to the sea.
   

• Mallory Square (Sunset Celebration) — Join the fun at one of Key West’s favorite gathering places, where visitors come together to watch the sunset and enjoy the festive waterfront atmosphere.
   

• Southernmost House — Admire one of Key West’s distinctive historic homes, combining elegant island architecture with a beautiful location near the southern end of the island.
   

• Smathers Beach — Spend some time by the sea at this popular Key West beach, where palm trees, sandy shoreline, and warm tropical waters create a classic Florida Keys setting.
   

• Key West Lighthouse & Keeper’s Quarters Museum — Discover the story of the lighthouse keepers who helped guide ships through the waters around Key West and explore an important piece of the island’s maritime past.
   

• Saint Mary Star of the Sea Basilica — Visit a beautiful and historic Catholic church whose architecture, tropical surroundings, and long history make it a distinctive Key West landmark.
   

• Higgs Beach & West Martello Tower — Combine a relaxing waterfront setting with a fascinating piece of Key West history at this beach and historic fortification overlooking the sea.
   

• Dry Tortugas National Park & Fort Jefferson — Journey beyond Key West to a spectacular island national park where families can discover massive historic Fort Jefferson, brilliant blue water, marine life, and beautiful natural scenery.
   

• Audubon House & Tropical Gardens — Step into historic Key West while exploring an elegant 19th-century home surrounded by lush tropical gardens and connections to the art and natural history of the Florida Keys.
   

• Saint Mary Star of the Sea Basilica — Take another look at this striking Key West church, with its twin towers, historic character, and peaceful tropical setting.
   

• Mangrove Kayaking in the Backcountry — Paddle through winding mangrove waterways for an up-close look at the unique plants, birds, marine life, and quiet natural beauty surrounding the Florida Keys.
   

• Colorful Key West Roosters — Keep an eye out for the free-roaming chickens and colorful roosters that have become a quirky and beloved part of everyday life around Key West.
   

• Ingham Maritime Museum — Explore Key West’s seafaring heritage and discover stories connected to the ships, people, and maritime traditions that helped shape this island community.
   

• Sunset Sailboat — Experience Key West from the water aboard a sailboat as the setting sun fills the horizon—a classic island experience for visitors to the Florida Keys.
   

• Pelicans at the Historic Seaport — Finish your Key West adventure with some of the island’s most familiar feathered residents. Pelicans are a favorite sight around the docks, boats, and waterfront of the Historic Seaport.