One of the oldest houses and the most beautiful gardens in the city of Key West. a paradise
March 2024
Very cool place with lots of history. No flamingos. Beautiful garden. Great tour guide with tons of info.
February 2024
Awesome guided & self tour of this historic gem! Small fee benefits the upkeep & is worth the stop & walk thru. Extensive family heirlooms still in place. We enjoyed it!
In October 1846, a powerful hurricane bore down on Key West, damaging or destroying nearly all of the homes in the city. In the aftermath of this devastating storm, Captain John Huling Geiger, a harbor pilot and master wrecker, began construction on a grand home that would serve as his family’s residence. Today, that home is known as the Audubon House. Audubon House Museum opened in 1960. The Museum commemorates Audubon’s 1832 visit to Key West and shares his artwork within the Geiger home. The home and grounds are open daily to the public and are also host to many Key West weddings and events in the beautiful gardens.
