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The word 'Islamorada' means 'purple isle' in the Spanish language. This place has much to offer. There are plenty of restaurants in the area that serve delicious food. You can visit Snapper's Waterfront Restaurant where you may bump into some celebrities if you are lucky. You should also take a tour through the Florida Keys History of Diving Museum. As the name suggests, this museum is home to various antiques related to diving from different periods such as diving machines that were used in the 1700s. You can even try on an antique set of diving equipment. .Islamorada is also a great place to indulge in some sports fishing. In fact, many world records in sports fishing were established right here in Islamorada. Duck Key

If you are familiar with either Ernest Hemingway or with Key West, you will know that there is a strong connection between the two. Hemingway spent quite a few years here and his house in Key West serves a museum to his life and his works. You can roam around the tropical garden he maintained or visit the saltwater pool which supposedly bankrupted him. During your visit, you will notice some cute cats with six toes roaming around all over the house. These are the real descendants of Hemingway's cat, Snow White. Key West Cemetery, Key West

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Little Havana is the Cuban district of the city. However, it is not famous for its attractions but for its rich Cuban cultural flavors that is distinct from the rest of Miami. There are a few places you can visit such as specialty food shops. Therefore, Little Havana is the place to visit when you are in the mood for some Cuban cuisine. Entertainment options can be found in plenty here. In Little Havana, you should take the time to visit Calle Ocho which is the main road that connects the district. There is much to experience in Calle Ocho. However, the best time to visit this place is during the Calle Ocho Festival which takes place during March. It is one of the largest festivals in the world with more than a million people in attendance every year. The Vizcaya Museum and Gardens

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