CONCH TOUR TRAIN

SEE THE BEST OF KEY WEST ON THE TOUR THAT’S BEEN ENTERTAINING GUESTS SINCE 1958

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Conch Tour Train and Key West Lighthouse
  • 1-day tour of the Conch Republic
  • One full loop through Old Town Key West
  • Includes three stops
  • FREE admission to the Sails to Rails Museum included
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  • Open-air sightseeing perfect for taking pictures

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Conch Tour Train and Southernmost Point
  • 2-day tour of the Conch Republic
  • One full loop through Old Town Key West
  • Includes three stops
  • FREE admission to the Sails to Rails Museum included
  • FREE coupons worth up to $50 in discounts
  • Open-air sightseeing perfect for taking pictures

Conch Train and Ghosts & Gravestones Package

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  • Conch Tour Train:
  • 1-day tour of the Conch Republic
  • FREE admission to the Sails to Rails Museum included
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  • Ghosts & Gravestones Night Tour:
  • Explore Some of Key West’s Most Haunted Sites…
  • 1 stop at the Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR KEY WEST ATTRACTIONS

The World Famous Conch Tour Train in Key West

All aboard and welcome to 400 years of history, family fun and excitement! The Conch Train is one of Florida’s most popular attractions and for good reason. Our expert ‘engineers’ and friendly staff have delighted over 15 million guests with legends such as Ernest Hemingway and lores of this charming tropical paradise. Your tour of Key West will give you a conch’s eye view of all the wonderful Key West attractions. No Key West vacation is complete without The World Famous Conch Tour Train.

Conch Tour Train and Southernmost House

Highlights

100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE

  • Full-color map and discount coupons for Key West attractions, restaurants, and shopping with every ticket.
  • FREE admission to the Sails to Rails Museum is included with ticket.
  • Stops at Truval Village: Steps away from the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, the Key West Lighthouse, the Southernmost Point, and Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory.
  • Rated 4.5 stars on Google
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conch tour train driving past mallory square

HOW OUR TOUR WORKS

AN AMAZING 75 MINUTE ADVENTURE

This Key West tour begins at the 303 Front Street Depot and ends right behind it in Mallory Square. Once you have your ticket, climb on board and take your seat, as you are about to embark on a terrific 75-minute journey through time. During the tour, the train will make one loop through Old Town Key West.

Conch Tour Train Three Stops

How Our Tour Works

ENJOY 3 STOPS

First Stop (B):
Stop B is at Truval Village, corner of Duval St. and Truman Ave. From Truval Village you are just minutes away from the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, the Key West Lighthouse, the Southernmost Point, the Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory and the many fine art galleries, shops and restaurants of upper Duval Street.

Second Stop (C):
The second stop is at Station Depot, corner of Front St. and Duval St., allowing for a 10-minute rest break where you will find refreshments and shopping.

Third Stop (D):
The third stop is at the Sails to Rails Museum (Flagler Station), corner of Caroline St. and Margaret St. This stop is also where those who wish to can disembark to see the sights of the Historic Key West Seaport and choose to catch a later train.

Map Showing Where to Board the Conch Tour Train

Where to board the Conch Tour Train

The best place to board the train is at Front Street; you may also board at Truval Village or Sails to Rails Museum if there are still seats available. If you are closest to the Roosevelt Depot, you can take advantage of our complimentary transportation down to the Station Depot. It takes approximately an hour to get to Mallory Square where you will then board a train.

Conch Tour Train at Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum

Boarding every 30 minutes

9:00 AM - 4:30 PM

  • First tour starts at 9:00 am.
  • The last tour departs from Front Street at 4:30 pm.
  • Closed the last Saturday in October (Fantasy Fest).
  • All schedules are subject to change. Please call (305) 707-5775 for the most current information.
Truman Little White House

Key West Attractions

Points of Interest

Since 1958, the Conch Tour Train has treated guests to a close-up view of the Southernmost City’s most popular places including Mallory Square, Sails to Rails Museum, the Key West Aquarium and more.

Key West

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  1. Duval Street: The street is lined with perfectly preserved 19th-century buildings that have now been lovingly restored and repurposed. From the local boutiques to the charming cafes and top-rated restaurants, Duval Street is filled with something for everyone..

 

  1. Mallory Square: No trip to Key West is complete without experiencing the famous Mallory Square Sunset Celebration. Every evening, locals and tourists gather to watch the sunset over the Gulf of Mexico. You can enjoy live music, street performers, and food vendors while taking in the breathtaking views. It’s a great way to end a day of exploring and relaxing with friends and family.

 

  1. Truman Little White House Museum: Visit the winter residence of President Harry Truman and get a glimpse into his life on the island. You can explore the house’s historic rooms, including the office where the president spent his time and you’ll find a gallery filled with photos and memorabilia of Truman’s presidency. The museum has knowledgeable guides that can take you through the house and provide you with fascinating insights.

 

  1. Key West Aquarium: Home to a wide variety of marine life, the Key West Aquarium is a must-visit attraction that’s fun for all ages. You can see sharks, sea turtles, stingrays, and other fascinating creatures up close. Don’t miss the interactive touch tanks where you can hold a starfish or sea urchin. The aquarium is committed to marine conservation and education, so you’ll not only have fun but also learn about the issues affecting our oceans.

 

  1. Key West Shipwreck Museum: Discover the dangers and adventures of shipwreck salvage in the 1800s at the Key West Shipwreck Museum. You’ll learn about the island’s unique maritime culture and see artifacts from shipwrecks around the world. Check out the lookout tower for a panoramic view of the surrounding area and a chance to ring the lookout bell. 

 

  1. Sails To Rails Museum: Explore the history of the railroad, the story of Henry Flagler, and his ambitious project to connect Key West to the mainland via the Overseas Railroad. You’ll see vintage railcars, historic photographs, and learn about the train’s construction and destruction in the 1935 Labor Day hurricane. 

 

Enjoy visiting Key West as the Conch Tour train journey takes you through the city’s historic streets, beautiful architecture, and breathtaking sights. The knowledgeable guides will offer interesting insights into the city’s history and culture, pointing out the most architecturally inspiring buildings.

Whether you have one day or several to visit Key West, there is a fantastic way to see Key West in one day by taking the Conch Tour Train. There are several popular attractions and activities that you won’t want to miss, including exploring the historic Old Town, visiting the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, and experiencing the legendary sunset at Mallory Square. Make sure you see it all by hopping on one of our Conch Tour Trains. It’s a fun and convenient way to see the most popular sights, and you can customize your journey to fit your preferences.

Yes! The city is incredibly walk-friendly, boasting numerous sidewalks and pedestrian-friendly streets. For an immersive experience, you can hop on a Conch Tour Train tour, which delves into the history and culture of Old Town Key West. With knowledgeable guides and picturesque scenery, this train journey takes you through the charming Old Town, passing by delightful houses and enchanting landscapes. The tour gets you close to all major highlights, including the renowned Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, the fascinating Key West Aquarium, the famous Mallory Square, and the adventures in the Key West Shipwreck Museum.

Mallory Square is most famous for its sunset celebration. It has become synonymous with Key West and draws more than a million tourists and locals every year. Every evening, hundreds of tourists gather here to experience the vibrant culture of Key West and watch the beautiful sunset. During the sunset celebration, visitors can enjoy live music, street performers, and food vendors offering tasty local cuisine.

The Sunset Celebration is a daily event that has become a staple of the island’s culture and a must-see for any traveler. It all started with a group of local street performers who would gather at Mallory Square to entertain crowds during sunset. You can find everything from musicians and jugglers to artists and tarot card readers, all showcasing their talents against the backdrop of a breathtaking sunset.

One of the biggest attractions of Key West is its historic houses that reflect the architectural style of different eras. 

Harry S. Truman Little White House: The Harry S. Truman Little White House, located at Front Street, was the residence of the US President during his frequent visits to Key West in the 1940s and 1950s.The house is now a museum and hosts a collection of presidential artifacts and photographs.

Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum: This house, located at Whitehead Street, was the residence of Hemingway from 1931 to 1961. Hemingway wrote some of his best-known works in this house, including “For Whom the Bell Tolls” and “The Snows of Kilimanjaro.” The house has a colonial-style architecture and is surrounded by lush green gardens. The highlight of the house is the polydactyl cats, also known as Hemingway cats, which are descendants of the cats that Hemingway kept as pets during his stay.

Audubon House and Tropical Gardens: John James Audubon, the famous naturalist, and painter, visited Key West in the 1830s. During his stay, he painted a collection of 22 birds that are specific to the island. The Audubon House and Tropical Gardens, located at Whitehead Street, was built in the 1840s and is a historical landmark in Key West. The house has colonial architecture and hosts a collection of original Audubon prints, furniture, and artifacts.

The Oldest House Museum and Gardens: Located at Duval Street, is the oldest house in Key West, built in 1829. The house is a perfect example of the Bahamian architectural style that was prevalent in Key West during that time. The museum houses a collection of historical artifacts, including household items, documents, and photographs.

Southernmost House: Located at Duval Street, is a beautiful house that exudes the elegance of the Victorian era. The house was built in 1896 and has a unique combination of architectural styles, featuring both Victorian and Caribbean elements. The house has hosted many important dignitaries, including President William Howard Taft, and is now a luxury hotel.

A visit to these notable houses of Key West is not just a fascinating journey through time but also an opportunity to explore the rich history of this beautiful island.

The Conch Tour Train is an authentic way to experience the history and culture of Key West. This 90-minute tour takes you through Old Town Key West, Duval Street, and other popular attractions such as the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum and the Southernmost Point. Sitting atop the train’s open-air seats, you’ll be able to see the sights and sounds of Duval Street up close while enjoying the breeze. Along the way, you’ll learn about the island’s fascinating history and colorful characters from your expert tour guide.

Duval Street is undoubtedly one of the most popular and bustling strips in Key West. It brings together great food, unique shopping experiences, and fantastic nightlife. There are plenty of attractions near Duval Street that are worth checking out. 

One of the most popular attractions near Duval Street is the Sunset Celebration at Mallory Square. Every night, locals and tourists alike gather to watch the sunset over the horizon. It’s a beautiful sight to behold, and it’s a great way to end the day. 

If you’re looking for something interactive, the Key West Aquarium and Key West Shipwreck Museum are both great options. The Aquarium is home to a variety of marine life and a great way to learn about marine conservation, and the Shipwreck Museum offers a fascinating look into the history of dangers and adventures of shipwreck salvage in Key West. 

For a unique experience, be sure to check out the Truman Little White House. This historic building was once the home of President Harry S. Truman, and it’s now open to the public for tours. It’s a great way to learn more about the history of Key West and the United States. 

Duval Street is an amazing place to explore, but there are plenty of attractions near Duval Street that are worth checking out. From the Sunset Celebration at Mallory Square to the Truman Little White House, there’s something for everyone. So don’t miss out on all the fun and excitement that Key West has to offer.

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