- Hours
- City page gives no hours (open public street corner).
- Admission
- City page does not mention fees.
- Season
- Not stated.
A concrete buoy the city put up in 1983 to mark a corner 90 miles from Cuba; during seawall and road repairs a stand-in buoy has been at the south end of Duval Street since September 2025.
- Temporary relocation: stand-in buoy at 1499 Duval Street since 2025-09-04; city page does not say when the original returns
- City page calls it 'the southernmost point in the continental United States'; do not repeat that as fact without checking
- Popular photo stop; no hours or fee information on the city page
Run by City of Key West
- Hours
- Guest house; no public visiting hours stated.
- Admission
- No public admission; lodging only.
- Season
- Not applicable.
A Victorian guest house on Eaton Street that was the first home of Robert the Doll, made in Germany in 1904; the doll itself is now on display at the East Martello Museum.
- Operates as a bed and breakfast; interior for guests only
- The doll is NOT here: it is at Fort East Martello Museum (Key West Art and Historical Society), which is not on this list
- Ghost-story subject matter (operator calls it 'the Most Haunted Doll in the World')
- Guest house has a nightly happy hour; children 5+ may stay
Run by Artist House Key West (bed and breakfast)
- Hours
- Museum is open daily, 365 days a year 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. source
- Admission
- Adult Rates General Admission - $19 Group rate available through our contact page Office 305.294.1136 Child Rates General Admission - $7 (6-12 yrs old) 5 and Under Children 5 and younger are FREE source
- Season
- Page says open 365 days a year; no seasonal schedule. Home page notes a one-off early 4 pm close on Saturday, December 5, 2026.
The author's former home, seen on a 20-30 minute guided tour; cats live on the grounds, some descended from a six-toed cat Hemingway was given. Tickets are sold only at the gate, with no reservations.
- 3% fee added to card and mobile payments
- One-off early closing (4 pm) on Saturday, December 5, 2026, per home page
- Cats roam the grounds (relevant for allergies)
- Street address shown in visible text on the contact page; home page carries it only in structured data
Run by Hemingway Home & Museum (legal name in the site's own structured data)
- Hours
- Hotel; no visiting hours. Exterior is seen from the public street.
- Admission
- Not applicable for an exterior view; no public admission offered.
- Season
- Not applicable.
An 1897 Victorian mansion on the ocean at the far end of Duval Street. It is now an adults-only hotel, so a family can only see the building from outside.
- Adults-only hotel (guests 18+; 21+ to book); interior and pool are for registered guests only
- Exterior only for families
- Hotel page says enhancements are 'underway' (possible renovation)
Run by The Southernmost House (hotel operator; company not named in text read)
- Hours
- MUSEUM OPEN DAILY 9:30AM-5PM source
- Admission
- Ticket prices are not in the page text; they load in a booking widget. Not checked in a browser.
- Season
- No seasonal schedule stated; header links to 'possible tour changes' notice that was not read.
The house where President Truman spent 175 days living and working between 1946 and 1952, seen on a guided tour that includes his living quarters, original furniture and the rooms where he met his military chiefs.
- Ticket prices not in page text (booking widget)
- Page header links a notice of 'possible tour changes' that was not read
- Structured data on the same page lists closing as 16:30 while visible text says 5 PM; may reflect last tour
- Site cross-sells trolley and shipwreck-museum packages and links out to the list's source domain; those links were not followed
Run by Truman Little White House (site names a supporting Foundation; owner/operator not stated in the text read)
- Hours
- Hours M - F 7:00 AM — 11:00 PM Sat 7:00 AM — 11:00 PM Sun 7:00 AM — 11:00 PM source
- Admission
- City page does not mention admission or parking fees.
- Season
- Not stated.
A city waterfront park at the end of Southard Street with a playground, a splash pad, picnic tables, restrooms and paths for walking and biking, open 7 am to 11 pm.
- City calendar shows events held in the park (event notices), which may limit access on those days
- Hours claim in note comes from the hours object
Run by City of Key West
- Hours
- Neither page gives hours for the bridge path.
- Admission
- No fee stated for the bridge path; Pigeon Key itself requires paid admission (price not read).
- Season
- Not stated.
Beside the highway bridge, the restored Old Seven Mile Bridge is open to people walking, running and biking, with parking near mile markers 47 and 48 in Marathon; stepping onto Pigeon Key at its end requires a paid ticket.
- In Marathon, well outside Key West (about 45 road miles; not measured)
- The highway Seven Mile Bridge itself is a drive-over, not a stop
- Marathon reopening page is undated (says 'Wednesday, Jan. 12'); Pigeon Key page is the current-status source
- Pigeon Key admission and train tour are ticketed (prices not read)
Run by Not stated on pages read (City of Marathon announced the reopening; Pigeon Key is run separately and charges admission)
- Hours
- 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. (7 days a week) source
- Admission
- City page does not mention fees (WebFetch read).
- Season
- Not stated.
A city park on SW 8th Street set up for dominoes and chess, with restrooms, open daily from 9 am to 6 pm.
- miami.gov blocked curl (403); page read via WebFetch, re-check quotes in a browser
- City park page does not use the name Máximo Gómez Park; the dual name is not confirmed on a page read here
- City lists an 'Option to Reserve' feature
Run by City of Miami Parks & Recreation
- Hours
- Neighborhood; no district hours given (shops and galleries set their own).
- Admission
- No entry fee mentioned; garage parking is paid on exit (rates not read).
- Season
- Not stated.
A neighborhood of designer shops, galleries and restaurants, with public art and architecture placed around its streets; public restrooms are on the second floor of Palm Court and Paradise Plaza.
- High-end shopping district; operator copy is promotional ('World-Class')
- Paid garage parking, payment on exit; valet offered
- District hosts evening events (receptions, rooftop DJ sets)
Run by Miami Design District (district operator; developer not named in text read)
- Hours
- Daily Hours: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Closed: Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day source
- Admission
- Walking-tour price not in page text (booking widget); Welcome Center admission not stated.
- Season
- Not stated.
A beachfront street of pastel Art Deco buildings in Miami Beach's historic district; the Art Deco Welcome Center at 1001 Ocean Drive has scale models and exhibits on the architecture and runs a daily walking tour open to all ages.
- In Miami Beach, a separate city from Miami
- Tour length (two hours, about 1.5 miles) is on the tour page: 'Two hours, approximately 1.5 mile walking'
- Tour price not read; tour enters hotel and restaurant lobbies
- Operator copy is promotional ('world-famous design destination')
Run by Street: City of Miami Beach (not confirmed on a page read). Welcome Center: Miami Design Preservation League (nonprofit)
- Hours
- Public street; no hours.
- Admission
- Public street; no fees stated.
- Season
- Not applicable.
A downtown street that was long an entertainment area, home to the 1889 Old Orlando Railroad Depot and close to the Kia Center and the Dr. Phillips Center; the city is rebuilding one stretch as a pedestrian-friendly festival street.
- UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Phase I (Garland Avenue to the railroad tracks), block-by-block full road closures; sidewalks stay open; anticipated completion second quarter 2027
- Name in list ('Old Orlando') is not the city's wording
- Downtown entertainment area with bars
Run by City of Orlando
- Hours
- Neighborhood; no hours.
- Admission
- Neighborhood; no fees stated.
- Season
- Not applicable.
A residential historic district of about 38 blocks north of Lake Eola, with tree-lined brick streets and roughly 570 buildings on land that was citrus groves until the freezes of the 1890s.
- Residential: homes are private and viewed from the street only
- City page is written for property owners (permits), not visitors
Run by City of Orlando (local historic district)
- Hours
- Hours Sunday 06:00 AM–11:59 PM Monday 06:00 AM–11:59 PM source
- Admission
- City page gives no park fee and no swan-boat rental price.
- Season
- Not stated; page says swan-boat hours are limited.
A downtown park with a 0.9-mile sidewalk around the lake, pedal-powered swan boats for rent, a large fountain and an amphitheater used for concerts, films and plays.
- Swan boats closed Mondays; city says boat hours are limited
- Busy event venue (festivals, concerts, Sunday farmers market per city page)
- City page quotes a USA Today readers' poll ('Top 5 Best City Park')
Run by City of Orlando
- Hours
- Opening times today: 11am - 8pm (Last admission at 7pm) source
- Admission
- Ticket prices load in the booking system; not in page text.
- Season
- Not stated; hours appear to change by day.
An indoor wax museum in the ICON Park complex on International Drive where visitors pose with more than 90 lifelike figures of celebrities, including a display where you lift a real helicopter with Superman.
- Hours shown are same-day only; vary by day
- Ticket prices not in page text; combo and online deals advertised
- Operator reserves the right to remove or alter figures without notice
- Parking is in the ICON Park garage (paid options listed)
Run by Merlin Entertainments
- Hours
- Open 10:00am – 5:00pm (including most holidays) Closed On Wednesdays (except for OCPS breaks) Also Closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Easter Sunday. source
- Admission
- Ticket prices are on a separate 'full pricing information' page not read; tickets page says buying online saves money and in-person tickets are full price. Garage parking is $4/hour per the visit page.
- Season
- Wednesday opening varies with Orange County school breaks; check the daily calendar.
A hands-on science museum with four floors of exhibit halls, an immersive film theater, live science shows and animal meet-and-greets; it is closed most Wednesdays, and garage parking is $4 an hour.
- Closed Wednesdays except during Orange County school breaks
- Online tickets cheaper than at the door; prices not read
- Operator notes exhibits can be loud
Run by Orlando Science Center (nonprofit)
- Hours
- Neighborhood; businesses set their own hours.
- Admission
- Neighborhood; no fees stated.
- Season
- Not applicable.
A walkable downtown district of more than 60 local shops and places to eat, built around Lake Eola Park, where there are live swans, swan-shaped paddle boats and an outdoor sculpture collection.
- Promotional city Main Street copy
- District includes bars and wine events; some district events are 21+ (third-party listing, not checked)
Run by Thornton Park District Main Street (City of Orlando Main Streets program)
- Hours
- A public road bridge; no page states hours.
- Admission
- No page states a fee (none would be expected for a state road, but no page says so).
- Season
- Not stated.
The State Road A1A bridge just east of the downtown Plaza. The current span, finished by the state in 2010, has reproductions of the posts that once carried the old trolley line's overhead cables.
- Only a city FAQ page found as a primary source; no FDOT or city visitor page
- The lion statues and the drawbridge openings are not covered by any primary quote
- Pedestrian access not confirmed on a primary page
Run by Florida Department of Transportation (owner, per the city)
- Hours
- The Cathedral is typically open Monday - Friday from 8am - 5pm. source
- Admission
- Adults $18.00 and Children 6-12 years $12.00 source
- Season
- No seasonal schedule stated.
A working Catholic cathedral that was rebuilt after an 1887 fire. A paid guided tour of about an hour takes visitors behind the scenes to the choir loft, sacristy and baptistery.
- Active church: funerals, weddings and special events can change visiting times (stated on page)
- Behind-the-scenes tour limited to 20 people
Run by Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine parish (Diocese of St. Augustine)
- Hours
- NPS page gives no hours; it is an outdoor structure.
- Admission
- NPS page states no fee.
- Season
- Not stated.
A gate the Spanish built in 1808 in the city's northern defensive wall, with restored stretches of that wall on both sides. In its day it was open for trade by day and locked at night.
- NPS page has no street address (the Huguenot Cemetery owner's page says the cemetery is across from it)
- NPS page typo 'norther wall'; page last updated 2021
- Other sources date an earlier wooden gate to 1739; the NPS place page gives 1808 for this gate
- NPS lists it as wheelchair accessible
Run by National Park Service (Castillo de San Marcos National Monument)
- Hours
- Tours offered Daily- Click for tickets! source
- Admission
- No individual ticket price in the page text; the page says group pricing varies by season and group size.
- Season
- Not stated for individual tours.
Guided tours of about 45 to 60 minutes go through the former Hotel Ponce de Leon, which opened in 1888 and is now Flagler College. Stops include a rotunda with a 68-foot domed ceiling.
- Active college campus: the page says tour routes may vary
- Tours cover the ground floor only; no residence halls
- The college's program is titled 'Historic Tours of Flagler College'; it is the college's own program, unrelated to the excluded source domain
Run by Flagler College (tours sold through Flagler's Legacy, the college-owned store)
- Hours
- Neither the church's campus page nor its tour page states when the cemetery gate is open. Tourism listings say third Saturdays 11am-2pm with a volunteer group, but no primary page was found for that.
- Admission
- No fee information on the owner's page.
- Season
- Not stated.
A gated 19th-century Protestant burial ground across the street from the City Gate, opened during an 1821 yellow fever epidemic and used until 1884. The church that owns it says that, despite the name, it is not believed to hold any Huguenots.
- Opening days not on any primary page; tourism listings say third Saturdays only, otherwise viewable through the fence (unverified)
Run by Memorial Presbyterian Church (owner since 1832)
- Hours
- Open Daily 9:00am – 5:00pm Last admission at 4:00pm Upper floors close at 4:30pm Closed Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day. source
- Admission
- Adult | $20 Senior | $17 Student | $17 Military | $17 St. Johns County Resident | $12 (with valid id) Youth (12-17) | $13 Child (11 and under) | Free source
- Season
- No seasonal schedule stated.
An art and history museum inside the former Hotel Alcazar, a Henry Flagler resort hotel completed in 1888. Children 11 and under get in free.
- Upper floors close 30 minutes before the museum
- Free entry with SNAP/EBT card (Museums for All), per the page
Run by Lightner Museum
- Hours
- The Old Jail day tour is open daily on a first come-first served basis beginning at 9:00am with early 3:00pm closure on Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve. Closed Christmas Day. source
- Admission
- See where the warden and his family lived just footsteps away From $18.00 source
- Season
- Not stated.
An 1891 jail building where costumed deputies 'book' visitors and walk them through the cells. Tours leave every 15 minutes, with a tour time assigned on arrival.
- Operator is Historic Tours of America, the company behind the excluded source domain; this is the attraction's own domain
- Tour content includes how executions were held in the gallows (stated on page); check against the no-violence rule before writing copy
- Evening paranormal tour also sold (reservations required)
- Page copy is search-engine text that repeatedly calls the jail a 'history museum' and makes claims about Flagler; not used
- Operator superlative: 'a must-see Old Town destination'
Run by Historic Tours of America (Old Town Trolley Tours)
- Hours
- Daily from 9 am – 4:30 pm. source
- Admission
- No price in the page text.
- Season
- Not stated.
A general-store museum where staff playing clerks, a butcher and a snake oil salesman, along with the proprietor C.F. Hamblen, demonstrate the 'latest' inventions of about 1900. Among them is a goat-powered washing machine.
- Operator is Historic Tours of America, the company behind the excluded source domain; this row uses its trolleytours.com attraction page
- The official page is a ticket-sales page
- Same 167 San Marco Ave. complex as the Old Jail and History Museum
Run by Historic Tours of America (Old Town Trolley Tours)
- Hours
- Sunday – Thursday 10AM – 6PM Friday – Saturday 10AM – 8PM Closed Christmas Day source
- Admission
- Adults $7.95 Children 6-12 $6.95 Children 5 and under FREE source
- Season
- No seasonal schedule stated.
A wooden house built around 1800-1810 whose ground-floor room served as a classroom until the last class in 1864. Visitors walk through the schoolroom, kitchen and gardens, and every visitor leaves with a diploma.
- The 'oldest' in the name is the operator's own claim
Run by Oldest Wooden School House (private operator; owner not named on the site)
- Hours
- Open 9am - 6pm Daily (Last entry - 5pm) source
- Admission
- Adults $22.95 Seniors (60+ Years Young) $20.95 Children 6-12 $9.95 Children 5 and Under FREE source
- Season
- No seasonal schedule stated; hours given as daily.
A 15-acre waterfront park whose exhibit list includes a planetarium, a blacksmith exhibit, a Spanish lookout, cannon firings and peacocks on the grounds. The operator says a visit can last an hour or all day.
- Operator presents the Ponce de Leon landing and 'fountain' story as history on its own pages; the family note avoids repeating it
- Operator says it is dog friendly
- Copyright line on the site reads 2018; prices may be out of date
Run by Fountain of Youth Properties (private operator)
- Hours
- Home page links to a 'daily hours' view that is not in the page text.
- Admission
- From $17.00 Potter’s Wax Museum Tickets Buy Tix source
- Season
- Not stated.
A wax museum with more than 160 figures, housed in the historic Old Drug Store building. In its on-site studio, figures are sculpted, painted and dressed where visitors can watch.
- Footer says 'Corporately sponsored by Historic Tours of America, Inc.' (the company behind the excluded source domain)
- Operator superlatives: 'America’s first and oldest wax museum', 'oldest pharmacy in the United States'
- Site banner: 'Click for possible tour changes'
Run by Potter's Wax Museum (site footer: corporately sponsored by Historic Tours of America, Inc.)
- Hours
- Today's Hours: 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. source
- Admission
- No ticket price in the page text (tickets sold online).
- Season
- Not stated.
A Ripley's collection of oddities inside a three-story castle-style building from 1887. The walk-through is self-guided, so a visit can be quick or slow, and a current exhibit covers Bigfoot, Mothman and other legendary creatures.
- The 1887 castle quote is in the page's embedded script data (a JS-rendered section), not the static text; check it in a browser
- Page displays a visitor review saying 'great fun for the whole family' (operator-chosen testimonial)
- Pets allowed per FAQ
- Separate late-night 'Haunted Castle Investigation' runs after hours
Run by Ripley's Believe It or Not! (Ripley's St. Augustine attractions)
- Hours
- 8:30 am till 4:30 pm. source
- Admission
- No standalone price in the page text; the Old Jail site lists free admission as part of an Old Town Trolley ticket.
- Season
- Not stated.
A museum of displays and private collections covering more than 400 years of Florida history, with a thread on Henry Flagler throughout. Admission is included with an Old Town Trolley ticket.
- Operator is Historic Tours of America, the company behind the excluded source domain; uses its trolleytours.com page
- 'Florida History Museum' alternate name not found on the operator page
- Operator page says the countries that ruled St. Augustine were 'England, Spain, and France', which looks wrong; not used
- Same 167 San Marco Ave. complex as and
Run by Historic Tours of America (Old Town Trolley Tours)
- Hours
- Open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day Closed on Christmas Day source
- Admission
- Ticket prices are on the online store, not in the page text.
- Season
- Not stated.
A museum of more than 800 pirate artifacts covering piracy in both history and fiction. It is entirely indoors and air-conditioned, with hands-on displays.
- Directly across from the Castillo de San Marcos per the page
- Combo tickets with the Colonial Quarter (same operator)
Run by St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum (Pat Croce)
- Hours
- Daily Tour Times 10:30am · 12pm · 1:30pm · 3pm source
- Admission
- Adults (16 & over ) $14.99 Seniors and Military $12.99 Children (5-15 ) $8.99 4 & under FREE source
- Season
- No seasonal schedule stated.
A living-history site where guided tours include blacksmithing, a live cannon firing and a house more than 270 years old. Visitors can also climb 35 feet up a Spanish-style watchtower that looks out over the Castillo and the bayfront.
- Cannon demonstration is loud (page says 'cover your ears')
- Site copyright line reads 2017
- Also has restaurants and free weekly concerts; combo tickets with the Pirate & Treasure Museum (same Pat Croce operator)
- Visitor testimonials on the page use superlatives
Run by The Colonial Quarter, a partnership of Pat Croce & Company and University of Florida Historic St. Augustine
- Hours
- Tolomato Cemetery is open on the Third Saturday of every month from 11 am to 2:00 pm. source
- Admission
- Self-guided tours and docent led tours are available and admission and all tours are free of charge. source
- Season
- Monthly open day year-round as stated; no seasonal schedule given.
A walled cemetery on Cordova Street that began as a Franciscan mission village and served as the Cathedral's burial ground from 1784 to 1884. Volunteer docents open it for free one Saturday a month, with no booking needed.
- Open only the third Saturday of each month, 11am-2pm (other times by email request)
- Footer of the same page gives ZIP 30284, which looks like a typo; the contact line has no ZIP
Run by Tolomato Cemetery Preservation Association (volunteer 501(c)(3) that preserves and opens it)
- Hours
- Monday – Saturday: 10:00am – 5:00pm (4:15pm last admission) Sunday: 11:00am – 4:00pm (3:15pm last admission) source
- Admission
- Children ages 5 – 12: $9.00 Children 4 and under are admitted free. source
- Season
- No seasonal schedule; holiday candlelight tours are offered separately.
An 1883 winter home built of poured concrete mixed with crushed coquina shell. The handheld audio tour, included with admission, takes about 45 to 60 minutes and means standing and walking most of the way.
- Adult price $17 effective November 1, 2026 (the adult figure appears earlier on the same page than the quoted child prices)
- Audio guide must be held to the ear; no headphones provided
- Operator superlative: 'one of St. Augustine’s most important structures'
Run by Villa Zorayda Museum
- Hours
- From October 1 st to February 28 th : 9:00 am – 6:00 pm daily. The last ticket sold at 5:30 pm. From March 1 st to September 30 th : 9:00 am – 6:30 pm daily. The last ticket sold at 6:00 pm. source
- Admission
- General admission prices are not in the page text (tickets sold through the online store).
Visitors 44 inches and taller can climb the 219-step spiral staircase of the 1874 lighthouse tower; shorter children are not allowed up. The grounds also have a shipyard playground.
- Height rule: under 44 inches cannot climb; children must climb under their own power, no carrying
- Hours vary by season and by date (page lists modified closing times)
- Address ZIP 32080 is on Anastasia Island, across the bay from downtown
Run by St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum
