It’s the Key West home where President Harry S. Truman lived and worked for 175 days during his presidency — now Florida’s only presidential museum, open for guided tours daily.
3 Unique Experiences. 1 Unforgettable Island Adventure.
Don’t leave your itinerary to chance. Secure your admission to the island’s three most iconic historic landmarks and marine adventures.
There is a side of Key West where vibrant history, maritime mystery, and legendary treasures come together. To truly experience the magic that makes this island so famous, you don’t have to choose between wildlife and history. We’ve mapped out the definitive Key West checklist so you can skip the planning hassle and dive straight into the adventure. Grab your tickets for each attraction individually to build your perfect itinerary and explore at your own pace.
What Your Perfect Island Day Looks Like:
Stop 1
Truman Little
White House
Step back in time at Florida’s only presidential museum. Walk the beautiful historic halls where President Truman found his winter sanctuary and where nation-shaping decisions were made.
Stop 2
Key West Aquarium
Get up close and personal with the living wonders of the reef. From spectacular shark feedings to interactive touch tanks, explore the island’s marine life at this historic waterfront landmark.
Stop 3
Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum
Discover the golden age of sail and the perilous tales of the wreckers who made Key West the wealthiest city in America. Lift a real silver bar and look out across the gulf from the 65-foot observation tower.
Truman Little White House
111 Front Street, Key West, FL 33040 · (305) 294-9911 Open daily 9:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
You’ll find us in the gated Truman Annex, a short, flat walk from Mallory Square — where the Key West Aquarium and Shipwreck Treasure Museum sit side by side at 1 Whitehead Street. All three are minutes from the cruise port, Duval Street, and the Old Town Trolley.
Guided tours run roughly 45–55 minutes and cover the home’s rooms, furnishings, and presidential history.
Two more top Key West attractions are within a short walk: the Key West Aquarium and the Shipwreck Treasure Museum, both at Mallory Square (1 Whitehead Street), about 5–8 minutes away.
Easily. They’re all within a flat, walkable stretch of Old Town, so many visitors tour the Truman Little White House and add the Aquarium and/or Shipwreck Museum the same day.
Yes — Key West packages pair the Truman tour with other Historic Tours of America attractions and can save you money. Tickets don’t have to be used on the same day.
Open daily 9:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Many guests walk over from the cruise port or Duval Street.
The tour is family-friendly, though younger children often most enjoy pairing it with the hands-on Key West Aquarium and the interactive Shipwreck Museum nearby.