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Go for the cats. Sweet kitties, fat kitties, spicy kitties. Husband loved the history. I loved the kitties and garden.
This is a classic experience to visit when in Key West, from the famed stories to the 6-toed cats. The house is well maintained, but feels very sparse as majority of focus is on wall posters and smaller trinkets relating to Hemingway vs seeing what life in the house was like. I was expecting more of a balance, especially for the higher price point (note, they charge you extra fees if you are not paying cash). They offer tours at select times (included in ticket) and things can get quite crowded due to the large number of people coming to see the house. It's an ok experience, but one I thought I'd actually see more historical items to feel like stepping back in time.
For my personal preference, I'd rate this a 2/5, but that's just because I don't care about Ernest Hemingway. I found it boring, especially the inside since it's set up like a museum. If you like Hemingway, you'll like it! The grounds were nice to walk around. I only saw about 10 cats throughout and was expecting a lot more. We chose to walk through on our own instead of join the free guided tour. Either way, it takes about 30 minutes to walk the whole property, inside and out, with stopping to read and such. I honestly only went because someone bought me a ticket. Tickets are bought in person, and they charge 3% extra for credit card and mobile.
Heard this was a must stop in key west so had to come by. We didn't do the tour which I regret. I think the tour would have brought the whole thing together better. It was super crowded when we went which made it a bit hard to take everything in but loved the cute cats!
If you're visiting Key West, the Hemingway House is practically a required stop, but your mileage may vary depending on what brings you here. We went during the off-season, so we didn't have to wait long for our tour to start or stand in any real line to get in. By the time we were leaving, though, we noticed a small line starting to form. Personally, I wouldn't wait more than five minutes to get inside unless you're a die-hard Hemingway scholar. The tour itself is totally fine, you get to walk through his small, modest home (which thankfully has air conditioning) and check out some historical memorabilia from his life and writing career. It's neat, but straightforward. Honestly, it seems like most people visiting are just cat people, and fair enough, the grounds are littered with six-toed cats, and they are indisputably the real star attraction of the property. On a side note: after our visit, Ernest Hemingway actually appeared to me in a dream. He made a direct request, asking if I could bring him some Krispy Kreme doughnuts because he is utterly exhausted from people bringing him Dunkin' Donuts. I told Papa I'd do what I could, but if there's a long line at the drive-thru, he's out of luck, I'm strictly not waiting in lines on this vacation.
Finally...I have wanted to tour the Hemingway House for the past three visits to Key West. I am so happy the friends we were with also wanted to tour it. The line wasn't super long on a Tuesday morning in late February. The grounds are well maintained and the employees are friendly. It is so interesting to see where Hemingway lived and wrote from 1931-1939. The home and furnishings are beautiful. And you get a real sense of who he was from all the pictures and displays. It is fun to imagine the home in the 1930s with not many if any homes and busy streets surrounding it. If you are a Hemingway fan or you just want a visual on his life during the years he lived there, I recommend touring the home.
It's definitely a must visit when you're in Key West. Luscious greeneries all over the property. Keep an eye on the six-toe cats all around. Some of them occupy the cat house that looks like the Hemingway house itself. Very cute. The gift shop is at the back. You can find some cats there too. Very friendly and helpful staff
Almost all the estate is up for grabs and you learn a little history about the house and the man, including his wives, in particular the second one who technically owned the house. On the property are 57 cats, so they are just as much a part of the tour as the house itself. Many have six toes and a few have seven toes. You get a decent view of the top of the lighthouse from one of the balconies, which was also how Hemingway found his way home many times when he indulged too much at the bar. It also has a gift shop on site. $19 for admission and includes a 30 minute guided tour. 5 stars because... cats.
I haven't read all of Hemingway's work, but I've enjoyed some of his most famous pieces, including The Old Man and the Sea, For Whom the Bell Tolls, A Farewell to Arms, and The Snows of Kilimanjaro. So I would definitely consider myself a fan. I'm also familiar with some of the more infamous incidents and accidents in his life. He was, without question, a legendary figure. Many people say that visiting the Ernest Hemingway Home is a must, and while I'm glad we went, I came away a bit underwhelmed. The guides did a reasonable job with their storytelling, but the experience didn't leave me with a deeper understanding of Hemingway as a person. Perhaps my expectations were too high. I think having more photographs or video of him actually living and working in the home might have helped connect the experience more directly to the man himself. The home itself is very well maintained. The interior is preserved in period style, which helps you imagine what daily life there may have been like. The exterior and landscaping are beautiful, and the estate is lovely to walk through. The writing studio was especially interesting to see. I do wish the second-floor walkway between the home and the studio had been restored, as it would have added another layer of authenticity. If you're a cat lover, you may have mixed feelings. There are many cats on the property, over 60, according to the guide. Most of them were lounging quietly or slowly wandering the grounds. They were very calm and tolerant of attention, but surprisingly unresponsive. While they allowed petting, they didn't seem to react much at all. As someone who enjoys interacting with cats, it felt a bit unusual. I'm glad we made the visit, but I was left wishing for a more immersive and personal connection to Hemingway himself.
Nice and well maintained house once lived in by Ernest Hemingway himself. They offer free tours every 15mins. Make sure to tip the tour guide after.
We self-guided our tour but listened into the guided tours a bit; loved experiencing this piece of history as the property is beautiful and a great view into the life of this amazing writer. I don't love cats, but the cats were so chill and friendly! Had a cuddle with Walt Disney and enjoyed seeing Betty white from a distance!
So it was an interesting place to check out. $19 per person entry seems a bit steep. Bring cash...they charge a credit card fee. We chose to do the self tour which we actually liked because we could read all the signage w/out trying to listen/keep up with tour. House was nicely organized and signage told the history nicely. A few cats inside...a whole slew outside. They were all super chill and seemed very well cared for.
Came here with my son, who really only wanted to see this place for the polydactyl cats and told me point blank he could care less about Hemingway. Admission includes the optional guided tour so when we came a little after 4 before closing, they had a guided tour that was slated to begin at 4:15. That gave me enough time to go to the restroom first, which left a bit to be desired and a shudder on walking out. There are 3 small gender neutral public bathrooms with a relatively quick line. I waited and upon one opening up to a woman who walked out without washing my hands I quickly overlooked what I just witnessed and looked for a place to set my stuff down on to do my thing. With the amount of admission $$ paid it would be helpful to at least put a hook on back of the bathroom door or a small table so that I wouldn't have to find a sliver of clean place on the TP stand to put my stuff in restroom. Our diminutive tour guide was rather difficult to hear. Although she was quite audible enough, but kind of slurred, if I could sum up an explanation for why I couldn't understand a bit of what was said throughout. I was looking forward to the writing studio but our guide completely skipped it. After the tour we were free to roam the grounds and I rejoined my son to enjoy the weather, watching the cats that are living their best life out here.
**if you have a cat allergies SKIP THIS you will be miserable. All other people this is one of the best experiences on key west. Full stop When visiting Key West this is a MUST DO. The staff are all so friendly. they keep it infomral so it's not stuffly or rehersed. In our tour group there about 15 people. 4 of whuch were kids and our guide tailored it to them which both sweet and adorable. He also mentioned multiple times that if we wnated a different experance to stick aorund for the next tour. So from tour to tour you'll get a completely different experiace and infomation which is not typical and definatly a more interesting experiance (I do a lot of antique and historically signifaicnt home tours lol) The cats are amazon. Most are very used to people and are happy for some gental and respictful attention. Please if you are visiting, be respectful of the rules and don't pick htem up. If one jumps in your laslp thats fine but don't pick them up on your own. Pets and belly rubs and photos and ear scratches al welcome. We saw margarita glasses being used a water bowls an have implented this at our house now. I could have spent all day here and if we ever return to Key West we'll be back as I;m sure the experience will be different. read more
When we planned to come to Key West, this was the first item on my bucket list. And it did not disappoint. After paying to get in, we did a little tour on our own. Mostly my wife looking at the cats and trying to get their attention. We had a cat, they do whatever they want when they want to. At a given time, we came back to the front for the house and garden tour. It was very informative and it lasted about 30 minutes. It does include some very steep stair climbing but well worth the visit. I was not aware of the whole cat thing but it was an interesting story on why and how they got there. But to see where Hemingway, certainly one of America's best writers, lived was a very cool thing to do.... in this heat and humidity :) read more
So we had NO idea about the cats at the Hemingway House, so we were pleasantly surprised... especially because we're BOTH allergic to cats! Talk about twin flames! LOL. We were originally going to do the guided tour, but the cats were having us struggle a little. No fault of theirs, of course. We're just cursed because we absolutely love cats and even feed a homeless one at home! We loved walking around the beautiful gardens, including the little cat cemetery for some of the felines who lived here over the years. I also loved all the vintage furniture inside the house and how everything feels like it has been perfectly preserved in time. The staff was incredibly nice, and I even gave them one of my Halloween stickers! And let me tell you, these cats are living in LUXURY and loving every minute of it. The property isn't super huge, but there's plenty to look at and we definitely recommend visiting, especially if you love history and fluffy cats posing like French women. Such a fun and unexpected Key West stop! read more
This is a classic experience to visit when in Key West, from the famed stories to the 6-toed cats. The house is well maintained, but feels very sparse as majority of focus is on wall posters and smaller trinkets relating to Hemingway vs seeing what life in the house was like. I was expecting more of a balance, especially for the higher price point (note, they charge you extra fees if you are not paying cash). They offer tours at select times (included in ticket) and things can get quite crowded due to the large number of people coming to see the house. It's an ok experience, but one I thought I'd actually see more historical items to feel like stepping back in time. read more
For my personal preference, I'd rate this a 2/5, but that's just because I don't care about Ernest Hemingway. I found it boring, especially the inside since it's set up like a museum. If you like Hemingway, you'll like it! The grounds were nice to walk around. I only saw about 10 cats throughout and was expecting a lot more. We chose to walk through on our own instead of join the free guided tour. Either way, it takes about 30 minutes to walk the whole property, inside and out, with stopping to read and such. I honestly only went because someone bought me a ticket. Tickets are bought in person, and they charge 3% extra for credit card and mobile. read more
Heard this was a must stop in key west so had to come by. We didn't do the tour which I regret. I think the tour would have brought the whole thing together better. It was super crowded when we went which made it a bit hard to take everything in but loved the cute cats! read more
2 months ago
If you're visiting Key West, the Hemingway House is practically a required stop, but your mileage may vary depending on what brings you here. We went during the off-season, so we didn't have to wait long for our tour to start or stand in any real line to get in. By the time we were leaving, though, we noticed a small line starting to form. Personally, I wouldn't wait more than five minutes to get inside unless you're a die-hard Hemingway scholar. The tour itself is totally fine, you get to walk through his small, modest home (which thankfully has air conditioning) and check out some historical memorabilia from his life and writing career. It's neat, but straightforward. Honestly, it seems like most people visiting are just cat people, and fair enough, the grounds are littered with six-toed cats, and they are indisputably the real star attraction of the property. On a side note: after our visit, Ernest Hemingway actually appeared to me in a dream. He made a direct request, asking if I could bring him some Krispy Kreme doughnuts because he is utterly exhausted from people bringing him Dunkin' Donuts. I told Papa I'd do what I could, but if there's a long line at the drive-thru, he's out of luck, I'm strictly not waiting in lines on this vacation. read more
Finally...I have wanted to tour the Hemingway House for the past three visits to Key West. I am so happy the friends we were with also wanted to tour it. The line wasn't super long on a Tuesday morning in late February. The grounds are well maintained and the employees are friendly. It is so interesting to see where Hemingway lived and wrote from 1931-1939. The home and furnishings are beautiful. And you get a real sense of who he was from all the pictures and displays. It is fun to imagine the home in the 1930s with not many if any homes and busy streets surrounding it. If you are a Hemingway fan or you just want a visual on his life during the years he lived there, I recommend touring the home. read more
It's definitely a must visit when you're in Key West. Luscious greeneries all over the property. Keep an eye on the six-toe cats all around. Some of them occupy the cat house that looks like the Hemingway house itself. Very cute. The gift shop is at the back. You can find some cats there too. Very friendly and helpful staff read more
Almost all the estate is up for grabs and you learn a little history about the house and the man, including his wives, in particular the second one who technically owned the house. On the property are 57 cats, so they are just as much a part of the tour as the house itself. Many have six toes and a few have seven toes. You get a decent view of the top of the lighthouse from one of the balconies, which was also how Hemingway found his way home many times when he indulged too much at the bar. It also has a gift shop on site. $19 for admission and includes a 30 minute guided tour. 5 stars because... cats. read more
I haven't read all of Hemingway's work, but I've enjoyed some of his most famous pieces, including The Old Man and the Sea, For Whom the Bell Tolls, A Farewell to Arms, and The Snows of Kilimanjaro. So I would definitely consider myself a fan. I'm also familiar with some of the more infamous incidents and accidents in his life. He was, without question, a legendary figure. Many people say that visiting the Ernest Hemingway Home is a must, and while I'm glad we went, I came away a bit underwhelmed. The guides did a reasonable job with their storytelling, but the experience didn't leave me with a deeper understanding of Hemingway as a person. Perhaps my expectations were too high. I think having more photographs or video of him actually living and working in the home might have helped connect the experience more directly to the man himself. The home itself is very well maintained. The interior is preserved in period style, which helps you imagine what daily life there may have been like. The exterior and landscaping are beautiful, and the estate is lovely to walk through. The writing studio was especially interesting to see. I do wish the second-floor walkway between the home and the studio had been restored, as it would have added another layer of authenticity. If you're a cat lover, you may have mixed feelings. There are many cats on the property, over 60, according to the guide. Most of them were lounging quietly or slowly wandering the grounds. They were very calm and tolerant of attention, but surprisingly unresponsive. While they allowed petting, they didn't seem to react much at all. As someone who enjoys interacting with cats, it felt a bit unusual. I'm glad we made the visit, but I was left wishing for a more immersive and personal connection to Hemingway himself. read more
We self-guided our tour but listened into the guided tours a bit; loved experiencing this piece of history as the property is beautiful and a great view into the life of this amazing writer. I don't love cats, but the cats were so chill and friendly! Had a cuddle with Walt Disney and enjoyed seeing Betty white from a distance! read more
8 months ago
So it was an interesting place to check out. $19 per person entry seems a bit steep. Bring cash...they charge a credit card fee. We chose to do the self tour which we actually liked because we could read all the signage w/out trying to listen/keep up with tour. House was nicely organized and signage told the history nicely. A few cats inside...a whole slew outside. They were all super chill and seemed very well cared for. read more
Came here with my son, who really only wanted to see this place for the polydactyl cats and told me point blank he could care less about Hemingway. Admission includes the optional guided tour so when we came a little after 4 before closing, they had a guided tour that was slated to begin at 4:15. That gave me enough time to go to the restroom first, which left a bit to be desired and a shudder on walking out. There are 3 small gender neutral public bathrooms with a relatively quick line. I waited and upon one opening up to a woman who walked out without washing my hands I quickly overlooked what I just witnessed and looked for a place to set my stuff down on to do my thing. With the amount of admission $$ paid it would be helpful to at least put a hook on back of the bathroom door or a small table so that I wouldn't have to find a sliver of clean place on the TP stand to put my stuff in restroom. Our diminutive tour guide was rather difficult to hear. Although she was quite audible enough, but kind of slurred, if I could sum up an explanation for why I couldn't understand a bit of what was said throughout. I was looking forward to the writing studio but our guide completely skipped it. After the tour we were free to roam the grounds and I rejoined my son to enjoy the weather, watching the cats that are living their best life out here. read more
2 months ago
If you're in Key West and curious about Ernest Hemingway or just love quirky historic homes, don't miss the Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum. This place is truly special. The moment you walk through the gates, the lush gardens with koi ponds and shaded courtyards make you feel like you've stepped into Hemingway's own world. The home's interiors are fascinating -- packed with original furniture, photos, books, and artifacts that give real insight into Hemingway's daily life. You're surrounded by pieces of history that you'd never see in a generic museum. And the best part? The guided tour. Our guide was full of stories and rich detail that you just wouldn't get from wandering alone. From the way Hemingway wrote in his studio to personal anecdotes about his time in Key West, the narrative brought the house to life. A fun extra: the famous six-toed cats! They wander the grounds and are cared for on site. They're super friendly and absolutely Instagram-worthy. Perfect for couples, families, and solo travelers alike -- especially if you like history, literature, or beautiful old homes. Highly recommend taking the guided tour to get the most out of your visit. A wonderful, memorable stop in Key West! read more
I was honestly surprised the admission was $20. The guided tour tried a little too hard, focusing a lot on the affairs -- I feel like we could have learned more about other things. But honestly, the cute cats make it worth it. They steal the show every time! read more
Here's what I knew about Ernest Hemingway before touring his home: he wrote a bunch of popular books that I never read, that were made into movies that I never saw, he is the grandfather of Margaux and Mariel, and he had/has polydactyl cats on his property. Here's what I know about Ernest Hemingway after taking the tour: Psych! I'm not going to spoil it for you, as I'm not a monster! C'mon! I WILL say this: I like it when a tour guide dishes the real dirt on a celebrity, the good, bad, and the ugly. We're all human, and we're all fallible. Tell us the good stuff! For $19 per person, you get a guided tour of the house and a small portion of the estate. After the tour, you can roam around at your leisure. You can even pet the cats, if they'll let you! The gift shop is small, but has some really nice and unique gifts in it. I bought a Key Lime scented bar of soap shaped like a cat's head, for example. Our tour guide did a great job of dishing the dirt on Hemingway, as well as weaving his history into that of Key West and some of the local businesses. I don't need to come back here for a visit, but I would, just to hear the stories. And the cats. Always for cats! 96/2025 read more
I could've stayed here FOREVER. This was my first time visiting and it was so interesting! But to be honest, the best part (for me) was the sweet kitties!! I was in heaven - I spent a lot of my time on property looking out for them and getting some pets in (if they allowed). As far as the property itself, it was so beautiful and amazingly preserved! Our guide, Rusty, was super! He was really funny, kind, and very knowledgeable - he's been employed there for many years! I would definitely recommend to be on one of his tours (which are free with your entry!) I really learned so much about Ernest Hemingway! To be able to see his writing studio was very cool too! You really could feel it when you saw it (as Rusty said!). This is totally a must if you are in town! Lots of amazing history, stories, and lots of kitties! A lot of the Polydactyl cats (famous on this property for their 6 toes) made themselves known and loved to get some love from the guests - super cool! read more
We were in Key West on a cruise stop, and found that the Hemingway House is a short walk from the cruise terminal. From Mallory Square, turn right on Whitehead Street, then walk about half a mile and you'll see a brick fence around the two story house. Tickets were $19, and that gets you a guided tour which takes about 30 minutes. After that, you are free to roam around the property and can take as many photos as you wish. Just don't get in the pool! You'll get to see most every room in the house, including the bedrooms, dining room, and even get to walk around the upstairs porch. There are some unique furniture pieces and lots of photos from over the years. Don't expect much A/C, so be ready for that during the summer months. If you're a cat person, you'll love the many polydactyl cats. They have extra toes, which is considered good luck on ships. Hemingway had a bunch named after various stars of the 50's and 60's, and the cats there now are their descendants. The guides will tell you which ones are friendly enough to pet. The main reason to visit here, in my opinion, is to see Hemingway's writing room. It's in a separate room right next to the house, and inside is the actual typewriter where he composed many of his most famous fictional works. Just being able to look inside is pretty amazing if you think about what was created there. read more
3 months ago
Absolutely a must see when in the Keys. The tour is amazing and you get a bottle of Rum for doing it. Definitely worth the price. Our guide was super knowledgeable about the area, The product and the Man behind the brand. I highly recommend this distillery to any visiting the keys. read more
I love this place and always try to stop by when I'm in key west! I'm a big fan of all the cats but just walking around the grounds is pretty, too. There was actually a wedding being set up the last time I was there and it looked like it was going to be gorgeous. There are a few rooms/etc you can view that are still set up like Hemingway had and I recommend doing one of their tours if you have time so you can hear some cool history about the house! read more
1 month ago
This was my first time in Key West and the Hemingway Home was most certainly on my list! First of all, I love history and it was so exciting to see this famous home and learn all about Hemingway's life. One of my favorite parts were the 61 cats that live on the property! They are such an integral part of the Hemingway story. read more
Fun little trip through history by visiting the Hemingway house in Key West! Do the guided tour, our guide was great. You'll miss a lot of the history of the house if you self-tour. Lots of historical stuff in glass cases, pictures on walls. A lot of character held in one little house. The writing shop upstairs out back is very cool, where most of the writing occurred. The largest private pool in Key West is a sight to see! Nice gift shop out back. And yes, lots of cats, with extra toes, running, sleeping, etc. everywhere! Highly recommend you visit! read more
Great way to spend an afternoon in Key West! $10 to get in and do a self guided tour. The 6 toed cats are the sweetest and are a direct descendant of Hemingway's cat. Beautifully preserved and love seeing all of the other ways he enjoyed his life, read more
10 months ago
This place is probably the most iconic and most visited attraction on key west. The historic home is in the center of the island just off of Duvall street and is where author Ernest Hemingway lived and wrote his books. The home is maintained as a museum and kept in the way Hemingway had it. The property has his home, his writing studio, a swimming pool that you can't use, and a book store (where you can buy his books for marked up prices). I enjoyed going through the home by myself but you can take a tour if you prefer. It does get crowded but it comes and goes in waves. It's around $20 to get in. Look out for the 6 toed cats. read more
2 months ago
If you go to Key West you must take time out to tour this Mansion. You will learn so much about Ernest Hemingway one of Americas greatest authors. Some facts are interesting and some are shocking. Over 55 six toed cats live at the Mansion. Each one had its own care taker. He bred the cats for this trait and believed that having a six toed cat on your boat was good luck. They were everywhere and no place was off limits. At his Mansion the first pool in the America's was at his house. His then wife took out his boxing ring to pour the pool. There is a bar on Key West where he had a very specific stool and the boxing ring resides there too. Next time we visit we are going there. The grounds are lush and beautiful. There is only one Hemingway left due to a long line of mental illness and all of the previous family all died by suicide with Ernest being the oldest one at 65 years of age. Many years later she figured out what was causing it. Too much iron in their systems would sit on their brains for too long causing extreme mania. She discovered much too late that they just needed to go monthly to have blood removed from them. Many people have to do this. It was not known then and we lost some amazing people because of it. All I know is if I get to come back after death I want to be one of those cats. They have a great life. read more
This is a destination! Yes, I'm an Ernest Hemingway admirer. "Every day is a new day. It is better to be lucky. But I would rather be exact. Then when luck comes you are ready." ― Ernest Hemingway, The Old Man and the Sea. Be exact and plan your trip here early in the day, many days out. Then you may see many 6 toed cats, catch a super guide, and rub elbows with famous celebrities taking in this famous landmark and museum as I did. Just walking through here, I could see the charm and perhaps grasped the inspiration that created great stories I admired as a kid. It is was more impressive than I thought it would be. Quite odd, but as I was leaving, I had a hunger for a Sloppy Joes and a few drinks. I will come here again. This place is soothing deep into the soul. Thank you Ernest for this place as well as your works. read more
We never bore of Ernest Hemingway's Key West home & menagerie of 6 toed cats, I've been here more than a half a dozen times. It was built in 1851 and purchased for Hemingway and his second wife, Pauline, by her uncle for $8,000 in 1931. The tour guides are engaging, the wraparound porch Y& lush gardens are stunning. The 57 cats are all over the house & garden; half of them six-toed descendants of ones the Hemingways owned and named after celebrities like Zsa Zsa Gabor and Babe Ruth, are worth the $19 price of admission. It was a hot afternoon but we took photos of the pool, still the largest in the city & constructed at the behest of Pauline, much to Hemingway's chagrin, on the site of his homemade boxing ring for the then outlandish price of $20,000. Another highlight of the tour is his writer's studio, which still has his favorite Royal typewriter. read more
2 years ago
I had an excellent time here, but I have to make some specific notes about why. First, I'm a Hemingway fan and wanted to know more about his life. Second, I love cats and was thrilled to see them everywhere. Third, I took the included tour which seemed to greatly enhance the experience. With these asterisks, I really enjoyed myself there! The house and grounds are gorgeous and it's nice to have a little green space in downtown Key West. The tour was pretty good, but vastly better than just reading the signs. The tour guides create a narrative that takes you through Hemingway's life and his time spent in Key West. It is well worth your time. With a quick Google search, some historians question the authenticity of some of the furniture in the building. But it was still an amazing experience to see Hemingway's writing studio where he worked on so many amazing books. The cats were amazing, but a totally separate experience. They are everywhere, but they have safe spots to escape people, so most of the ones sitting within reach want to be scratched. It's so fun to see their different personalities and of course to see how many toes each cat has. You could visit and only see the cats or you could visit and only learn about Hemingway. If you like both, like me, you'll love the Hemingway House! read more
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