Only videoDuval Street in Key West, Florida, is a lively thoroughfare that stretches about 1.25 miles from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Ocean, making it one of the rare streets in the U.S. that connects two different bodies of water.
This iconic street truly embodies the spirit of Key West, buzzing with energy both day and night.
As you walk along, you’ll find a colorful mix of attractions, including historic bars like Sloppy Joe’s, a beloved spot since 1937 that was famously visited by Ernest Hemingway.
There’s live music, quirky shops, art galleries, and a wide range of dining options that showcase the island’s rich cultural heritage. The architecture here features beautifully preserved Victorian-era buildings, influenced by Bahamian and Cuban styles, which adds to the street’s unique allure.
Duval Street is also famous for its vibrant festivals and events. One highlight is the annual Fantasy Fest, a ten-day costume and masking celebration in October that turns the street into a lively parade of creativity and fun. Other events, like Hemingway Days, pay tribute to the literary legacy of one of Key West’s most renowned residents.
Live webcam set up outside La Trattoria Restaurant that gives you a real-time peek into the bustling atmosphere of Duval Street, capturing the essence of this lively spot.
