Discover an exquisite journey into Key West’s maritime past at the Audubon House & Tropical Gardens. Built in the 1840s by Captain John Huling Geiger—one of Key West’s wealthiest shipwreck salvagers—this grand American Classic Revival mansion survived the destructive hurricane of 1846 and now stands as a testament to the island’s resilience and prosperity.
Meticulously restored and furnished with period décor, the home’s elegant interiors provide a rare glimpse into the luxurious lifestyle of a prominent 19th-century family. Surrounding this historic residence, lush tropical gardens invite visitors to stroll among vibrant orchids, bromeliads, and other exotic flora, offering a tranquil haven in the heart of the city.
The Audubon House also includes a distinguished gallery known for its exceptional Audubon art collection. From rare original lithographs and engravings to modern limited editions, guests will find a range of captivating, museum-quality works. The gallery’s expert team provides archival framing and worldwide shipping, ensuring visitors can treasure these timeless pieces wherever they call home.
A pioneer in Key West’s preservation movement, the Audubon House & Tropical Gardens captures the island’s cultural legacy. Whether exploring its storied halls, relaxing amid botanical splendor, or celebrating special occasions in a romantic garden setting, visitors experience the enchantment of Key West’s past brought beautifully into the present.
