The main advantage of this 90-minute tour is that riders can get off at any of 14 stops, explore a museum or visit a restaurant, and then reboard later at will. Trolleys depart from Mallory Square and other points around the island. For details, contact them at 1910 N. Roosevelt Blvd. Departures are daily from 9am to 4pm. Another fun and interesting tour for those into the paranormal is the Nightly Ghost Tour .
Guests report sightings periodically.
Both are offered by Key West Tour Association. This well-preserved home dating from the early 19th century stands as a prime example of early Key West architecture and life. Named after the renowned painter and bird expert, John James Audubon, who was said to have visited the house in 1832, the graceful two story home is a peaceful retreat from the bustle of nearby Duval Street and Mallory Square. With voices of several characters from the house's past. See rare Audubon prints, gorgeous antiques, historical photos and lush tropical gardens and, while you are at it, learn a little about the island's colorful history.