Duval Street is the best-known street in Key West and one of the city’s defining sights. It brings together the island’s laid-back character with a dense mix of bars, restaurants, boutiques, galleries, and historic architecture. During the day, the street feels bright and casual, with colorful facades, shaded sidewalks, and a steady stream of visitors exploring the heart of Old Town.
In the evening, the atmosphere shifts as live music, busy patios, and a lively social scene take over. What makes Duval Street especially appealing is the variety packed into such a walkable area: you can stop for a meal, browse local shops, enjoy nightlife, or simply take in the street’s energetic rhythm. It is a place that captures the spirit of Key West in a single stroll.
Hotels near Duval Street
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Nearby Locations
Island House
Aqua
Alexander's Guesthouse
New Orleans House
Bourbon St. Pub
Saloon 1
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