Since its inaugural ride in 1958, the Conch Tour train has been offering an in-depth view of the city’s most charming, historic and interesting attractions.

During the train ride, you’ll hear tales of the past and interesting facts, and receive an up-close view of the city’s Victorian architecture and famous tin roofs.

You’ll also learn about the many residents, both past and present, that form the "Conch Republic". See some of the spots frequented by Hemingway and find out why Harry Truman spent so much time on the island. Listen to accounts of pirates and wreckers, and hear about the Tequesta and Calusa people who lived here.

The historic train tour is 70 minutes long, making one full loop through Old Town Key West. Take your seat and discover the many reasons why it’s a favourite among visitors and locals alike.

Stops:

Conch Tour Train Front Street Depot
Truval Village
Conch Tour Train Station
Flagler Station at the Historic Seaport

You'll explore the most charming attractions of Key West
You'll visit places frequented by Ernest Hemingway and Harry Truman
There will be a stop at Truval Village, steps away from The Butterfly Conservatory and the Star of the Sea Grotto

Important to know

Know in advance:

Tours depart approximately every 30 minutes
Reservations are not required
You can get off at any stop and board a different train to continue your tour
the tour is free for children under 4 years old
Stop B is close to the Southernmost Point, Hemingway Museum, The Butterfly Conservatory, The Lighthouse, and the Star of the Sea Grotto
Stop C is a planned 10-minute break and restroom stop
Stop D is close to the Historic Seaport and Sails to Rails Museum